4. Why was the Rush-Bagot Agreement seen as a victory for the US?

How do you think a bad economy might affect workers who were already struggling?

How was the U. S. Constitution ratified? by each state at special ratifying conventions at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 at the Confederation Convention by popular referendum in each state

Why did farmers do so well during the early 1920's?

After the Civil War, many southerners were afraid to trust the federal government

Why were the dutch and the french such fierce enemies in north america?

The document that brought peace following World War I was the: Treaty of Paris Treaty of Versailles League of Nations

Why was the guillotine regarded as a humane way to execute criminals

What geographic features of Arkansas made it difficult for Settlers to travel

What was William Penn's "Holy Experiment"? A. to build a colony where people of all faiths could co-exist amicably B. to set up a colony for Quakers and Puritans C. to establish a safe haven for Catholics facing persecution in England D.

Wich is another name for an orthodox view of a historical event or period?