Name given to a set of laws passed by congress in the late 1990s specifying the conditions under which non-profit religious organizations could compete to administer certain social service delivery and welfare programs

What did Wilson hope to accomplish with the League of Nations? a. He hoped to create a world organization where countries could gather and resolve their quarrels peacefully. b.

What requirements for voting were eliminated during Jackson's time?

A presidential executive order can be issued under which circumstances? A. without congressional approval B. after a vote in the Cabinet C. if the Senate approves the order D. after a filibuster What does the title "commander in chief" refer to? A.

What are sacraments, and how did an interdict affect them? Why was a pope's use of an interdict such an effective method of controlling users

Which event destroyed many of the buildings in the Marina District of San Francisco during the Loma Prieta Earthquake (1989) and devastated San Francisco during the great earthquake of 1906

Why were Japan and Italy unhappy with the results of the peace after WWI?

Which group could be elected to the senate for life A. consuls B. patricians C. Plebeians D. Tribunes

Which of the following reform measures could voters use against a mayor they opposed? a recall, an impeachment, a referendum, an initiative.

During the 185os, Irish immigrants were often discriminated against because they (1) refused to participate in local politics (2) displaced slave labor in the South (3) arrived in the United States with great wealth (4) practiced the Roman Catholic

Which branch of government has the most power? Question 4 options: Judical branch Legislative branch Executive branch None, all the branches are equal