How is bleeding Kansas an example of the failure of popular sovereignty

After world war ii, the only nation that could rival the united states was:

Which source of power was introduced in the late 1800s?

What did the Egyptians call the area that we now call Sudan?

Why were corporations formed, and how are they run in the 1900s?

Part of the temporary party organization, the political party conventions held at each local polling place after the polls close every even-numbered year on the first primary day are called

Which was unique about the 2008 presidential election? A. It was the first election in which a woman had a very good chance of winning a major party's nomination. B. For the first time, neither party nominated a white man for president. C.

How do you think the growing military power of the United States has given it more power in general

Which "stab-in-the-back" theory led to the Weimar's collapse? a. Germany lost because the army did not fight well. b. Germany lost because of its own people. c. Germany lost because of its allies. d.

Who was president when the trail of tears

What the embargo act sucessful? why or why not?