Those communities were called "Hoovervilles."

In the latte 1800's the growth of the railroad system led to midwestern cities such as Minneapolis and Cleveland becoming?

What were the Native Americans trying to do when they took over Alcatraz?

How have nations in southeast asia have changed?

In which circumstance would Congress vote on a law again after it has already gone to the president? A. The president requested a change to the law. B. The Supreme Court ruled the law unconstitutional. C. Congress wanted to change part of a law. D.

Why do you think the Civil Rights Movement of the 60's and 70's referred to as the "Second Reconstruction?" (The first of course being Reconstruction following the Civil War.)

What did Truman Doctrine say? a. that the US would practice containment against communism b. that the US would use atomic weapons against japan c. that the US would protect its economic interests in Latin America d.

Name the emperor behind the construction of Rome's most famous construction arena? Name the sporting arena.

What is Manifest Destiny? Why do Americans feel they have the right to practice it?

Recall that in the Stanford Prison Study conducted by Philip Zimbardo and his colleagues (1973), guards became increasingly aggressive and prisoners became increasingly submissive and withdrawn, all in under a week.

Which cultural activity in early North America allowed larger groups of people to live together?