During the 1920s, flappers were best described as women who

o wore long dresses.

entered beauty pageants.

O created inventions.

O danced the Charleston.

What were he three main colonial regions A New England, southern, slave B New England, Northern, middle C New England, middle, southern D middle, southern, industrial

In the hindu religion the ganges riover is considered holy, and ritual bathing in its water is practiced by an estimated 60,00 people per day. How does it effect the enivoremnt

The Solomonids ruled Ethiopia, in eastern Africa, for centuries and followed this religion. Name it. a. Buddhism c. Christianity b. Islam d. Hinduism

Which of the following was NOT a problem of New England agriculture? A:Poor soil that was rough and rocky. B:Climatic conditions. C: Length of the cultivating season. D:Ample production for family.

Reasons for why immigrants came to the United States included: A. economic opportunity B. new trade markets C. better transportation to the U. S.

What was the significance of the Ten Commandments to the ancient Hebrews?

The gradual conversion of the early medieval european countryside to christianity was carried out primarily by

Constantine established a "new rome" at the sit of the greek city of byzantium because

Why does the flag have 50 stars

The Second Bank of the United States played an important role in a. lending money to poor farmers, especially Western settlers b. keeping the money supply of the United States stable c.