Most of the emigrants began their journey west in which city and state?

A. Chattanooga, Tennessee

B. Cleveland, Ohio

C. St. Louis, Missouri

D. Kansas City, Missouri

What do Muslims believe a prophet is?

Before the delivery of her baby, Karen experiences several traumatic life changes. She separates from her husband, discovers that her mother is seriously ill, and begins a more stressful job.

What are existing social conditions that affect bullying? and how do they affect it?

What factors lead to the development of adolescence as a distinct life stage? A. Extending education requirements B. Restricting child labor C. Creating a juvenile justice system D. All of the above

After john brown was tried, convicted, and hanged, most northerners ... wanted the prison where he had been held closed. were relieved that he was dead. thought his actions caused violence to increase. considered him a hero.

If a 17-year-old driver commits the criminal offense of dui by a minor, what could be one of the legal consequences for his or her parent

Which of the following was NOT part of Congress's 1867 plan for Reconstruction? A Southern states had to ratify the Fourteenth Amendment. B Southern states were divided into districts governed under martial law.

A correlation is found between the number of police officers in a city and the number of reported crimes in a city. That is, as a city increases its number of police officers, the number of reported crimes increases.

What are the five freedoms guaranteed by the first amendment

Is it not a reasonable thing to fright a person out of a house on fire? What is the purpose of this sentence in Edwards's sermon?