Which of the following were Americans NOT doing during the Roaring Twenties?

1) enjoying spending sprees

2) using credit to buy homes and cars

3) saving money to invest in the future

4) spending on modern conveniences

Which was most directly affected by John Locke's philosophy of natural rights? A) U. S. Constitution B) English Bill of Right C) Magna Carta D) Decleration of independence

Each question presents a hypothesis for developing a historical argument. Determine whether a historian's political ideology or social ideology would influence the historian's answer to each question.

Aqueducts were constructed by the Romans so they could A) take water away from their enemies. B) bring water into cities from far away. C) transport goods great distances using boats. D) hold religious ceremonies to honor Neptune.

Which of the following best describes the early modern Islamic world?

Which aspect of rule by democratic republic both inspired and worried the founders of governments in America A. The right to vote B. The right to a speedy trial C. The right to free speech D. The right to bear arms

This passage comes from a high school textbook. The United States had one goal following the war - to expand its military and economic power across Asia. On June 25, 1950, President Truman ordered the invasion of North Korea.

In Common Sense, Thomas Paine described a way for A the Continental army to win the war. B the king to govern the colonies fairly. C the colonies to form a government. D the merchants to make more money.

During the 1980-1982 fieldwork period, the Gebusi believed that all human deaths were caused by:

What did Zheng he see on his voyages?

Under what conditions would a healthcare team have more than one physician?