The anti-federalists pushed for a. a stronger central government. b. the addition of a bill of rights. c. ratification of the constitution as it was originally published. d. a more powerful executive branch.

What cabinet position has been held by the head of the commission?

How many days is a reasonable time limit; conducting the assessment over a longer period of time might jeopardize the quality of the information?

Which of the following best describes a major effect of Upton Sinclair's book The Jungle? It created a controversy that led the Supreme Court to break up a monopoly. It created a controversy that influenced President Roosevelt to take action.

What did Roman women and Roman slaves have in common?

What happened after the night of broken glass?

Which was a first step of civialization in both the egyptian and mesopotamian societies

The U. S. Supreme Court ruling in Korematsu v. United States signified the triumph of: A. democratic principles over the dogma of authorities. B. national security concerns over individual liberties. C.

4. How did the Zimmerman Telegram affect the United States participation in WWI? A. The Zimmerman Telegram made Americans paranoid about fighting Germany, thus strengthening the resolve to stay out of the war. B.

What is the highest position in the state executive branch?

What were the crusades and what land were they fighting over and why was it important to european society