Which domestic shift most affected the demographic makeup of northern US cities in the early 1900s?

How did church authorities respond to the growing trend of eremitical monasticism?

What contributed to the increase of trade by demanding more of the goods found in asia this increased demand in return led to yet more trade with the Muslim world

Hy were the Middle Colonies known as the Breadbasket Colonies? A) because they exported so much wheat and grains B) because all visitors were given baskets of bread C) because the smell of baking bread spread through all the towns D) because the

According to Locke, which of the following is the most important government action?

Analyze Cause And Effect? How did Roosevelt's push to be an "arsenal of democracy" affect technology, the U. S economy, and people's values and beliefs?

What discovery caused hunter-gathers to give up their nomadic lifestyle & settle down permanently in one place? A. Fire B. Stone Tools C. Agriculture D. Fishing E. Treehouses

Who were declared eligible for burial in national cemeteries after world war 2

Which of the following ideas did Stephen Douglas support regarding the spread of slavery? O A. Anti-apartheid O B. Abolition O O C. Desegregation D. Popular sovereignty

The United States has been called the land of opportunity. It was, in part, founded on the idea that people could settle here, and through hard work and determination, make a good life for themselves and their families.

Under the articles of confederation how many votes did it take to pass the law