In the 1930s, about 200,000 "Dust Bowl refugees" left their dry, lifeless farms in the South and Midwest and moved to California in search of A farm work. B job training. C free food and shelter. D the chance to mine gold.

How are the changes to American society brought on by the American Revolution limited

Who holds the record for the biggest bubblegum bubble blown?

Which state is in the Sunbelt? A. Texas B. Washington C. Nebraska D. Ohio

Which of the following did Mao Zedong rely on for the Great Leap Forward to succeed? A. China's trade relations with the West B. China's huge population C. the large agricultural output of China D. the advanced industry of China

Where is Europe located in a relation to the United States

What drove the development of major business centers in the south after the civil war?

Which of the following is an inaccurate description of the Merrimac? A. It was deeper in the water than other vessels. B. It was easier to move through the water. C. It was a northern design to meet the southern challenge. D.

What were the provisions of the Compromise of 1850 as proposed by Henry Clay?

Identify the reason why the North outlawed slavery: a) Northerners did not like the concept of enslaving someone b) The North was not in rivalry with the South c) The south wanted to keep all of their slaves d) Many Northerners did not need slaves

The greatest risk of forming birth defects and miscarriage occur in the fetal stage. true or false