Who were the allies of the british in the war of 1812

How did a pool differ from a trust

President Kennedy's first months in office were stained by what foreign-policy disaster? A) the My Lai Massacre B) the Suez Canal crisis in Egypt C) an escalation of US forces in Vietnam D) CIA-backed rebels were defeated in Cuba at the Bay of Pigs

Some historians believe that if stolypin had not been assassinated, and if his reforms had been given time, they might have prevented the unrest of 1916 and 1917. what might lead these historians to make this claim?

How did the great awakening encourage the idea of a equal right

Explain the main reason for the increased migration of africa americans out of the rural south during/following world war 1?

What is Norway's higher power? Who rules over Norway? Just a government or do they have royalty or?

What was the initial impact of industrialization on the countries in Asia and Africa?

How did the ancient greeks explain weather

What event finally drew the United States into the war

The new Japanese constitution after World War Il contained a clause that promised that Japan would remain allies with the US prevented Japan from having or using an army. required all citizens to vote in Japanese elections.