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They gained land and property and the opportunity to start a new life with more than they had in Europe. Native Americans probably negative - it deprived them of their property, freedom, and even, in some cases, health and life.

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3. Human loss was low on slave ships. T/F

what were the social motives for imperialism?

why is squid game so popular?​

What is colonisation​

What was the aftermath of the French and Indian War?

what date was the monarchy overthrown in the french revolution

2. When were most of the slaves being directly transported to the USA? (1500's, 1600's, 1700's
or 1800's)

Do you think Jefferson became a popular president after he made some changes to
America? Why or why not? Do you think he's doing a better job that Adams so far?

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Two ways that a candidate can be norminated to run for office

Versailles treaty

Help please 20 points

The Bill of Rights ensures that all U.S. citizens:
A. will have the right to travel freely between states.
B. will be treated equally regardless of their gender.
C. will receive a jury trial if accused of a crime.
O D. will be able to choose which taxes to pay.

How was the asian americans treated by other Americans during World War I?

what group of people were most frequently sacrified by Aztecs in honor of the gods

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who was the only president to be unanimously elected?

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PLS HELP I WILL GIVE 100 POINTS

How do the arguments for and against women’s suffrage reflect different views of women’s role in society?
I need it to be a paragraph

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QUESTION: Using specific examples, write 3 paragraphs of describing similarities and differences between the Columbian exchange and the exchanges that had taken place along the Silk Road trade routes of Eurasia.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE EMANICIPATION PROCLAMATION commonlit PART A: Which of the following identifies the central idea of the text?

What are the Ninth and Tenth amendments referred to as? Which institution do these rights allow to create more
rights?

How do you think America might respond today if a plane carrying American passengers was shot down by another country?


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Why does the lawmaking process take so long?

What led to the revolutions in Latin America? Check all that apply.

desire for greater political control

desire for economic independence

inspiration of Enlightenment ideas

loss of Spanish strength due to wars

less ability for Spain to control colonies

what is true of "staten island chuck," phil’s biggest rival?

According to Frank Waln, what makes the Red Man Red?

1. Which statement BEST explains how and why white male suffrage expanded in the first three decades of the 1800s?

A.
New states entering the union established white male suffrage in their state constitutions.

B.
This was the agenda pushed by journalists across the political spectrum.

C.
Only white men really wanted to gain access to voting and full citizenship during those decades.

D.
The Founding Fathers had written this expansion into the Constitution.

2. How did President Jackson set about destroying the Second Bank of the United States?

A.
He called for a Constitutional amendment, which was enacted during his last year in office.

B.
He took federal monies out of the bank, which ultimately led to its collapse.

C.
He fought a duel against the bank’s director, who lived but did as Jackson wanted.

D.
He worked with Congress to defund the bank.

3. Which statement BEST summarizes Andrew Jackson’s version of democratic populism?

A.
He started and led the Populist party.

B.
He railed against the power of the federal government allied with business elites.

C.
He thought that business interests from the northern states deserved better representation in government.

D.
He called for the federal government to expand its authority in order to enhance the power of the people.

4. Which statement BEST highlights the differences between what Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson wanted?

A.
The differences between the two centered primarily on their foreign policy visions.

B.
Clay preferred a states’ rights approach to federal power intervention, whereas Jackson considered himself a federalist at heart.

C.
Jackson and Clay agreed about the need to have the federal government build roads and canals throughout the United States.

D.
Jackson advocated limited use of federal power over the economy in contrast to Clay’s American System of road building.

5. What were the effects of Jacksonian democracy on the Cherokee people of Georgia and South Carolina?

A.
The lives of the Cherokee people improved overall after the Second Bank of the United States was shut down.

B.
Most Cherokee men voted for Andrew Jackson and had their support well rewarded by his successor, Martin Van Buren.

C.
The vast majority of Cherokee people in Georgia and South Carolina lost their homes and land as Jacksonian democracy swept the nation.

D.
The Cherokee had already been absorbed into the Choctaw and Seminole nations prior to Jackson’s presidency.

The Singer home sewing machine was improved in . was created after the incandescent lightbulb. Vulcanized rubber was invented by .

the united states did not join the league of nations because

A•president wilson did not think it was a good idea.

B• the senate was afraid it might involve the united states in a future war

C•The european allies refused to admit them

Which statements best describe the military in North Carolina? Check all that apply. (American History II HONORS)
CHOICES:
A) North Carolina is known as being a friendly state for the military.
B)The September 11th attacks resulted in an increase in military spending.
C) North Carolina’s Fort Bragg is one of the largest military bases in the world.
D) About 300,000 jobs were created in the state to help fight the war on terror.
E) The North Carolina National Guard had a decrease in deployment after 2001.
F) Military spending makes up more than 15 percent of North Carolina’s economy.