The Connecticut River was located in which of the following areas? in the Cumberland Gap in the southern colonies in the Ohio Valley in New England

The federalist writer argues for a government that can -Govern effectively while giving most control to the states -Exert strong control over its citizens -Govern effectively but control itself -Give groups of citizens control over one another

Which best explains why California's application for statehood caused a sectional crisis? A. California's entrance as a free state would upset the legislative balance in favor of the North. B.

During the debate over the constitution which party argued for strong independent sates

Wnat was one of the most important causes of the Russian Revolution of 1917? O A. The German occupation of Russia during World War I O B. The Bolsheviks' execution of Czar Nicholas II and his family O C.

Why were nations such as Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, and Poland called satellite states of the Soviet Union? A) They were part of the Allied group during World War I. B) They were a threat to the Soviet Union's policy of expansion.

Which is not a reason that the gupta economy thrived? A. Individual cities and villages were granted much power. B. The government banned outside trade to keep wealth in the empire. C. Merchants and artisans made goods such as cloth and pottery. D.

Describe some of the elements of the Hopewell's trading system.

How did rhe transcontinental railroad effected westward migration

What did Bach enjoy doing most when he was a boy?

The supreme court has ruled that the death penalty can be used in which kind of cases?