What was basically legally wrong with the concept of "separate but equal" as it existed in the U. S.?

Which of these was a cause of the Korean War?

According to the terms of the treaty, how could additional nations be added to the alliance?

Which ruler divided Rome in order to bring stability to the empire? Constantinople Maximian Diocletian Attila the Hun

Which president became chief justice of the Supreme Court after completing his term in the White House? a. Teddy Roosevelt b. William Howard Taft c. Calvin Coolidge d. Woodrow Wilson

The person that was responsible for genocide was?

Which issue did not cause disagreement among the delegates to the Constitutional Convention? A. how to deal with the slave trade B. how to make representation fair for both small and large states C. creating a government without a king D.

Which of the following best explains how Napoléon governed France's empire in Europe? A. He established a new set of laws based on reason rather than tradition. B. He made French leaders the heads of government in all territories. C.

1. Describe what you think an "advanced" nation is. Include at least 5 factors. 2. Describe what you think a " least developed " nation is. Include at least 5 factors.

Why did the federalists want a strong central federal government?

The goal of the progressive movement was to