How were the United States and the Soviet Union described after World War||?

a. Allies

b. Democracies

c. Superpowers

d. Imperialists

According to the editor's introduction to the republic, the goal of elenchus [socratic] method is not only to come up with adequate definitions of important concepts like justice and piety, but also make those who practice it happier and more

Select the correct answer. What was a major cause of migration to the cities at the turn of the century? A. plentiful housing B. western expansion C. industrial jobs D. good living conditions

Which World War II figure signed the Munish Agreement, a diplomatic effort to stop Adolf Hitler's plans for empire building in exchange for Germany's annexation of part of Czechoslovakia? A. Neville Chamberlain B. Franklin D. Roosevelt C.

a weakness of the british plan to move its force from the southern colonies to the caribbean was that

Which details does Dr. King use to support his main idea? examples of protester violence against the police examples of police violence against prisoners examples from a newspaper article about the police

How did allies protect ships from german u boats

Which chief justice played a key role in defining the power of the U. S. Supreme Court and served as a justice during the case of McCulloch v. Maryland? a. Alexander Hamilton b. John Roberts c. John Marshall d. Clarence Thomas

What treaty was signed between Russia and Germany to end Russia's participation in the war?

Explain the platform/demands of the Populist Party and reasons behind those demands.

Where did the Anasazi live? A. Cliffs in the Southwest B. Mountains in the Northeast C. Central plains D. The Mid-Atlantic Coast