4. Which of the following was

NOT a usual method southern

slaves used to gain their

freedom?

Almost half of the "new" immigrants who came to the United States in the late 1800s A.) eventually returned to their home countries. B.) were drawn to the abundant land available. C.) lived in Chinatowns in large cities. D.

The Constitution derives its power from which of the following? 1 the citizens of the united states 2 the individual states 3 an act of congress 4 a ruling from supreme court

The nomads from the north of China proved the greatest threat to the demise of which Chinese dynasty? a. Sui b. Tang c. Song d. Ming

The overriding goal of the catholic religious orders established in the sixteenth century was

What is Jordan's primary natural resource export?

Which of the following statements best describes the significance of television in the visual culture of the post-1950s era? Television was the only medium with the power to simultaneously present the same visual experience to millions of people.

The use of poison gas by both the Germans and the allies during WW1. 1. What were the effects of different types of poison gas? 2. How did soldiers avoid being gassed? 3. How were victims treated? 4.

Which statement accurately describes a significant effect of globalization in the 20th century? A. It has prevented deadly diseases from spreading outside of small regions. B.

Which native north american culture produced large burial mounds in ohio? the hopewell the tlingit the navajo the pomo?

What type of grant is given to a state by the federal government that can be used to fund programs of the state's choosing?