Why did the coerced labor, especially slavery become so important i nits history and what were the cultural results of that importance?

What were the pilgrims required to do if they wanted to leave England

What are some of the religious beliefs or ideas expressed in Greek myths?

Which best explains why settlers in the Northwest Territory chose to be near Lakes and rivers in the late 1700s

Why did the federalists support ratification of the constitution? A. they believed the articles of confederation were endangering the nation. B. they were afraid the British monarchy would take over again. C.

What was life like for a miner in the west

Which of the following resulted from the upton sinclair's novel the jungle a. the federal funding of public schools b. the federal regulation of banks c. the federal breakup of monopolies d. the federal inspection of meat products

How did Copernicus's work challenge the accepted view of the universe? A: he rejected Ptolemy's work altogether, theorizing that the earth was stationary and fixed orbits were not possible.

Why did Charles Dickens write about the terrible effects of industrialisation on people's lives and characters'? Give one reason.

Which statement characterizes Ogawa's feelings about his mission? He was angry at his military leaders and their conduct of the war. He felt betrayed by the emperor and those in power. He was unsure he was brave enough to complete his mission.

Which United States President resigned in the 1970s? A. Ford B. Kennedy C. Carter D. Nixon