In the early and mid-1800s, much of the northern economy depended on a: unskilled labor supplied by immigrants. b: goods manufactured by skilled craftsmen. c: advances in agricultural technology. d: labor provided by enslaved workers.

Which principle of constitution allows each branch to check on what the other branches are doing to prevent one branch from becoming too powerful?

Where did John Adams go in 1779

The nile is the longest river in the world and also benefited the nubians/kush, who were greatly influenced by the egyptians. list three things about the nubians/kush.

Which U. S. general was fired by President Truman near the end of the Korean War, and why? A. Eisenhower because he was a rival B. MacArthur for insubordination C. Patton for lack of leadership D. Meade for ineffectiveness

Which is not a characteristic of an autobiography? its is written by someone other then the main character it is written in 1 person it is a true story it tells about a real person

What were the two ways the us paided for ww2?

What happens when two civilizations meet?

What was the most dramatic new weapon of world war1

Which global threat emerged in Iraq more than 10 years after the toppling of Saddam Hussein?

On a practical level, what function did the notion of reincarnation serve? It increased the popularity of buddhism. It destroyed the caste system. It prevented the assimilation of the poor into indian society. It weakened the authority of jainism.