What did the Three-Fifths Compromise rule about enslaved people?

A. They were not to be counted at all.

B. They were counted as full equals.

C. They were partially counted.

D. They were counted in some states.

1. What were some of the promises that Kennedy never had a chance to fulfill? providing federal aid for education O providing medical care for the aged rebuilding blighted urban areas all of the above

Developing nations whose governments owned businesses and controlled farming had what form of economy? traditional economy capitalist economy command economy market economy

Most enslaved people on plantations worked as a. domestics. c. field hands. b. carpenters. d. blacksmiths.

After the american revolution, who held the balance of power between the appalachian mountains and the mississippi river? shawnee. iroquois. americans. french. british.

Which statement explains Siddhartha Gautama's motivation to develop an alternative to Hinduism's traditions? A. Siddhartha Gautama concluded that Hindus were destined to eternal unhappiness due to the effects of the caste system and the Vedas. B.

What was the holy language of the Aryans? A. Indo-European B. Sanskrit C. Egyptian D. Hindu

What led to the 15th amendment?

Gold was discovered on the land of John Sutter by A. James Marshall B. James Polk C. Sam Brannan

The principle of the Declaration of Independence that had the most influence on the French Revolution was the - A) Right to own property B) Authority to overthrow a monarch C) Guarantee of certain basic human rights

What is sharecropping? Freedmen rented land (parts of plantations) for large share of crops Former plantation owners shared all of their crops with Freedmen shared all of their crops with their churches Freedmen worked on plantations for free as