What is the most significant event that shaped american slavery? why?

Why did fighting on the Western Front of World War I become a stalemate with high casualties but little progress?

What did Phillip II men by, "I sent you to fight with the men, and not the weather" in the Spanish Armada?

Anticolonial movements shared all but which of the following features? Answer A Some form of nationalism B Inspiration from traditional cultures as a means of shaping nationalism C Dissatisfaction among nationalists with their own exclusion from

What president was sworn in by his own father?

N 1492, Portuguese explorers believed they could get to Asia more quickly by establishing a shorter land route. sailing around the southern tip of Africa. traveling with larger caravans. sailing through the Mediterranean Sea.

Overall what were the consequences of ww2 for the us? answer

Which of the following offers the best definition of the phrase "headright system"?

Why was it possible that lincoln would not be reelected in 1864?

Explain John Locke's theory of "natural law". Do you agree that no written laws should be made to contradict these natural laws? Why or why not? Next explain the concept of " rule of laws".

When the majority of able-bodied working men in America were drafted to fight in World War II, who took over their old jobs and what had these people been doing prior to this?