Why did the U. S. want to become a protector for former Spanish colonies?

To control foreign lands

To establish naval stations

To spread democratic ideas

To keep the Spanish from reconquering the lands

The Harlem Renaissance was an important cultural outpouring in which African American writers?

This colony was founded by the Dutch in the early-1600s and is now known as New York City. A) New Jersey B) New Haarlem C) New Holland D) New Amsterdam

Which American Indian policy was pursued by President Thomas Jefferson?

What major innovations were part of the Ancient Rome?

What was the major fear during the Cold War? A. The possibility of a nuclear war destroying the world B. The likelihood of losing the Space Race to Russia C. The chance of a Communist takeover in America D.

Which 17th century astronomer kept a roughly 20 year continuous record of the positions of the Sun, Moon, and planets?

What did Roosevelt believe was the key to world peace

The military nobility and the ruling class of warriors who pledged allegiance to the shogun were called A. the bushido. B. the kamikazes. C. the samurai. D. the Daimyo.

In the teachings of lao tzu, what is seen as the creative force in the universe through which all things are connected?

Under the encomienda system, a. spanish jesuits undertook the task of converting indians to the christian faith. b. prisoners from spain were sent to work in new world silver mines for periods ranging from seven years to life. c.