What was a factory with poor working conditions called

What are crimes of omission?

Identify each statement as true or false, The Second Great Awakening was known for its exciting revival meetings. African Americans were included equally in revival meetings. Women were never allowed to be preachers in any church.

Why did the India Act in 1937 fail? A. Muslims feared that Hindus would dominate the legislature. B. Hindus feared the Muslim majority. C. Gandhi opposed the Act. D. The common people didn't support it.

The early medieval period in Western Europe commonly, but mistakenly knows as the dark ages was a time of vital cultural activity in the monasteries of Ireland. TRUE OR FALSE

During the Irish potato famine, about one million people died of starvation or related disease. This event was the most significant in Irish history, because it led to about two million people leaving the country in search of a better life.

If two people are packing and delivering food, what is the most efficient way to do the job? A) Both people pack and deliver as a team. B) One person packs all the orders and the other delivers them.

Who influenced the Gadsden purchase

According to Blackmun's decision, why did the crèche display violate the establishment clause? It was located inside a county building. It was not accompanied by a menorah. It celebrated the origin of a religious holiday.

Which british colony had the highest concentration of african americans?

Settlement houses provided services to which of these groups?