2. What was at the heart of the political

conflict that led to the American Civil

War?

states' rights

O religious freedom

right to bear arms

taxation without representation

Imagine that you are an enslaved African on the Middle Passage. Write a short journal entry for a single day describing what you have experienced.

How did the Tet Offensive affect the people of the United States during the Vietnam War? A. It turned public opinion against Johnson's handling of the war. B. It caused more than 50,000 American troops to lose their lives. C.

Why did elizabeth dole lose her bid for reelection? consider the advantages of incumbency and how those advantages failed to lead to reelection?

List some of the major accomplishments of the Sisters of Charity in New Mexico.

How did Constantine add to Diocletian's reforms?

What happened in the farmland of the Great Plains in the 1930s? The government bought all the farms. Strong winds and drought created a Dust Bowl. Cotton farmers switched to farming barley. Soybean crops were smaller than usual.

Quiz Active Why were Carthage and Rome continually at war between 264 and 146 BCE? O Both fought over control of Egypt and Greece. O Both were wealthy cities competing for land. Rome wanted to take over land north of the Alps.

Iran is considered a because its government bases laws on Sharia law

What were Susan b Anthony views on politics

How were most members of the national convention who were elected in 1792 alike in their political views