What is the name of a woman that wrote revolutionary ideas, but was forced to use a man's name?

Which state had the first Labor Day law passed on Feb. 21, 1887? A. New Jersey B. Oregon C. Colorado D. New York

Anna is confident in her ability to meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity during the next month despite being busy with a school project. From this statement we can conclude that Anna has: A. High self-esteem B.

What conclusion might be drawn from specialization for businesses? A) Workers and specialization are in direct conflict and will not increase productivity.

European nations sought possessions beyond their borders for all the following except: a. to strengthen their industry b. to become self-sufficient c. to increase their security d. to improve living conditions in other countries e.

State universities are permitted to charge out-of-state residents higher tuition than in-state residents. States are also permitted to charge higher fees to non residents for hunting and fishing licenses.

A mother tells her teenage son to turn down his music. the son tells his mom that he will do so and turns the volume down slightly. a minute later, the mother cannot tell that her son complied with her request, so she yells at him.

Farmers in Mesopotamia learned to irrigate their land, which allowed them to grow more crops than they needed. The surplus crops led to the development of trade and commerce. Mesopotamians traded the extra crops for goods and services.

Which of the following is an example of intrinsic motivation? Johnny is curious about hurricanes, so he researches them online. Ana needs money, so she interviews for a new job. Joel wants an "A" on his exam, so he skips the movies to study.

What was the conclusion of the united states indian peace commission

Henry the navigator was in search of blank hint you put them on food