What were John Calvin's followers in France called?

a. Protestants

b. Puritans

c. Presbyterians

d. Huguenots

in the United States, power is shared between the national government and the state government's. which system of government does the United States have

Which of these countries is located southwest of Egypt? A. Algeria B. Cameroon C. Somalia D. Morocco

What happened to the American Communist Party in the decade following World War I? A. It was made illegal by the Smith Act. B. Its membership dropped sharply. C. The number of its members increased. D. It attempted to overthrow the government.

Text Box with list reading, carry out laws, sign bills into law, name federal judges, veto bills Which branch of government has the rights and responsibilities listed in the box? parliamentary judicial executive legislative

Which statement best explains the federal government's approach to economic growth in the late 1800s?

Why were Jews marked with numbers during the Holocaust

Which region suffered the MOST from the Confederation Congress's lack of power in foreign affairs? A. New England states B. middle states C. Southern states D. Western territories

Identify and explain one constitutional provision that strengthens the federal government's powers in relation to the states.

All of the following describe the purpose of persuasive speeches except: a. to impact what the audience believes or does b. to influence the audience's values c. to convince the audience to make a change in policy or their personal actions d.

Who at first considered Christianity a threat, but later embraced it (A) the Israelites (B) the Jews (C) Romans (D) Moses