Between 1860 and 1900, a primary cause of migration from rural to urban areas was

What did the Chinese Exclusion Act do in the United States? O A. Restricted China's military O B. Ended the Boxer Rebellion O c. Stopped Chinese immigration O D. Limited Chinese trade

How did the labor shortage caused by the plague affect the economies of Western Europe?

Crime was a growing problem in American cities in the late nineteenth century, but even bigger threats were posed by ... a. congestion on busy streets. b. disease and pollution. c. overcrowding in tenements. d. political machines.

How did sharecropping restrict the rights of African Americans? A. Northern businessmen owned most southern plantations where African Americans worked and refused to rent land to former slaves. B.

Which ruler was defeated at the battle of Salamis? A. Leonidas of Sparta B. Philip of Macedonia C. Pericles of Athens D. Xerxes of Persia

Explain the relations between the Old Kingdom and Nubia.

Who was affected by the Emergency Quota Act?

The leader who was responsible for the only successful slave revolt in history was ...

Do International treaties such as the Kyoto treaty undermine United States sovereignty

Which amendment to the constitution discusses delegated and reserved powers? a. fourteenth b. tenth c. ninth d. first