In the late 1800s, some African Americans challenged Jim Crow laws primarily by: A. Breaking them. B. Amending then. C. Writing editorials. D. Staging protests.

How did the candidacy of george wallace, an avowed racist, fare in the presidential election of 1964?

What is a resolution, commonly a proposed constitutional amendment, which must pass both the house and the senate?

Why has doppler radar been very valuable in preventing loss of life by tornadoes?

English, Persian, Spanish, and Hindi are all derived from languages spoken by the a) Hitties b) aryans c) hindu kush d) indo europeans

After the civil war, which amendments to the u. s. constitution offered african americans the most hope for achieving full citizenship rights? a. the twentieth, twenty-first, and twenty-second amendments b. the fifth, sixth, and seventh amendments c.

Axis Powers used what pact to hide their aggressive intentions? a. Nazi-Soviet Pact c. Anti-Nazi Pact b. Anti-Comintern Pact d. Nazi-Comintern Pact

What was one of the major goals of the American Indian movement

In a short summary, describe the progression of Roderick usher's mental and physical deterioration over the course of the story. In your opinion, what brought on his illness?

Antifederalists such as Patrick Henry feared that a. insufficient checks and balances on the federal government existed. b. the Constitution's checks and balances would give the states too much power. c.

How did the Columbian exchange kill 20 million Native Americans