We briefly discussed voting in the United States and what some of the requirements are, but have you heard of the Electoral College? What do you know about it?

What was the "corrupt bargain" of the 1824 election? a. Split of the Democratic-Republican candidates b. Description by Andrew Jackson of the election outcome c. Smear campaign John Quincy Adams used to win d.

Why did ruby briddges become a civil rigts activist?

What country has the largest navy and why? (WW1)

Give me three sentences about nullification

The western wall is a place of prayer today?

HOW did people come to early America

The success of women in the West in gaining voting rights first in the United States most supports the idea of: A. a reliance on tradition in the West. B. a get-rich-quick attitude in the West. C. a respect for nature in the West. D.

Which of these powers are denied the national and the state government? Question 1 options: Power to print money Power to jail people before a trial Early morning laws Ex post facto laws

As a result of the tension between President Johnson and the Radical Republicans, Congress voted to impeach Andrew Johnson. Johnson decided to sign the Reconstruction Acts. Johnson chose to support Radical Reconstruction.

In American history what are some possibilities for our Generation and future generations to explore?