What was D-Day?

A. the invasion of Japan

B. the invasion at Normandy

C. the end of World War II

D. the beginning of World War II

disarray a very difficult challenge to overcome 2. formidable to be completely confused or disorganized 3. ludicrous to say or repeat something again 4. melee a noisy and chaotic group of people such as in a riot 5.

Prior to exploration, which applied to enslaved persons in Africa

Describe how world war i and the u. s. failure to join the league of nations sowed the seeds of future twentieth-century wars.

China was insulated from the scientific and industrial revolutions occurring in Europe because of itself impose isolation as a result

Where did gandhi learn nonviolence from

Where were the Mayan civilization located?

What is the best example of a pull factor that causes a person to immigrate from underdeveloped country

What was the significance of Zebulon Pike's journey?

How did the Fredonia Rebellion end?

Which agreement did individuals enter into to form their own society?