In the 1980s, President Bush proposed legislation to save the banking industry that would cost taxpayers

What assumptions and beliefs do you think guided the fierce opposition to the civil rights movement in the South?

What is one ancient Greek contribution to art and architecture?

Which of the following statements is true? 1) Magnetic fields are strongest in the middle of the magnet. 2) A magnetic field can be created by running an electric current through a magnet.

Between the ages of five and thirteen, Paul learned the Scriptures from his father at home and in the rabbi school at the synagogue. TrueFalse

Luddite: Select one: a. Was the first movement of the working classes. b. Were coal miners c. Were the lowest of unskilled workers in England. d. Received little support.

Following the election of 1876, the electoral commission •included one more Democrat than Republican. •decided to award the presidency to Samuel J. Tilden. •included one more Republican than Democrat.

Which is true about a senator's term in office?

The Northern Farmers' Alliance wanted a national alliance to include: A. Railroad company representatives. B. Policies against tariffs. C. African American members. D. Democratic Party members.

The Woodland and Mississippian Indians were similar in that they both? A) lacked a system of religion or belief in an afterlife B) Practiced agriculture and lived in settled, permanent villages C) Existed in the Southeastern United States before the

How did the Dutch set themselves up for an uprising by the people of Indonesia They were too cruel to the Indonesians, who rebelled against the brutality and demanded independence.