The nonviolent conflict between the united states and the soviet union that lasted from the end of ww2 to 1991 is known as the

Area of germany where the german army was forbidden to occupy under the terms of the versailles treaty. in 1936, hitler sent german troops into the area, violating the treaty, and the allied powers did nothing in response.

During the gilded age, industrial capitalism concentrated power in the hands of corporations. how did theodore roosevelt respond to this problem? how did his approach differ from that of the gilded age presidents? was his strategy effective?

Do you agree or disagree with Jefferson Davis that the Union was to blame for the secessions?

Where do you stand on the issue of fair trade?

Which of these statements is not true? 1 Ronald Regan was fatally shot on march 30,1981 2 Due to Congress's support, Reagan's tax cuts and new budget were passed 3 Reagan's good humor and bravery drew the nation's support to him during his hospital

What event finally drew the United States into the war

The new Japanese constitution after World War Il contained a clause that promised that Japan would remain allies with the US prevented Japan from having or using an army. required all citizens to vote in Japanese elections.

From which land did Arabia get materials such as silk and porcelain? A) North Africa B) India C) Persia D) China E) Spain

Give an example of an isolationist action made by the government.

What territories did the kansas-nebraska act open to slavery?