Were the U. S. policies during the Red Scare an effective method of eliminating communism from the U. S.? Why or why not?

Why did the movement to change women's roles in society face strong opposition?

What is one way an individual can influence the legislative process: a) watching political debates on television b) discussion political issues for a yearbook c) collecting opinions for a yearbook d) gathering signatures for a petition

Suppose a leader comes to power after the Industrial Revolution. He has a history of military service that has won him great admiration among his people. He also promotes strong national identity and enforces rules limiting personal freedoms.

The Taj Mahal was built by this Emperor for a tomb

What were societies like in the Americas Prior to European colonization

How did the foreign policy doctrines of the two Bush Presidents differ? A. One relied on multilateralism and the other was too idealistic. OB. One required the promotion of democracy, while the other specifically prevented it. OC.

Why was is such a huge mistake for civil war generals to adhere to napoleon bonaparte's famous military strategies?

Women had many new experiences as a result of world war i, including working at new jobs, wearing new fashions, and acting more independently. what other new change came to women just after wwi?

What mistake did the british make that led to their defeat at saratoga?

How and why did Japan become a feudal nation?