In the mid-1300s, John Wycliffe was a critic of the Protestant Church. a reverend in the Protestant Church. a critic of the Catholic Church. a priest in the Catholic Church.

In which eastern european nation was there a peaceful transfer of power from communism to democracy

What was one of the main goals of the Nazis in the 1930s? a. establish the Gestapo b. make all 30s carry identity cards c. get rid of the Jews d. host the Evian Conference

How was the new right influential in both religion and the supreme court?

During both World War I and World War II, the economic policies of many governments were designed to (1) eliminate tariffs on imports (2) rebuild destroyed housing (3) collectivize agriculture (4) limit consumption by rationing goods

What crimes does Montesinos say the Spanish have committed

What did many English settlers hope to gain by leaving their native land and settling in the new world

Which government agency's authority extends beyond the jurisdiction of other government programs?

Which of the following statements about the British colony in Australia is true? A. It was largely comprised of African slaves who were brought to Australia as part of the triangular trade system. B.

Which of the following best explains collective bargaining? Collective bargaining is a way to bust unions by granting deals to some workers in the group.

Which of the following events happened last? the stamp act the Intolerable Acts the establishment of the first British colony in the New World the Writs of Assistance