Pure Food & drug act

1. Background that led to this event

2. Key elements in event

3. How did it effect America?

In what ways were Muslim states both a benefit and a threat to Ghana

Which law ended the system of quotas base on national origins and allowed every country an equal number of immigrants into the United States?

What did Lincoln argue about?

Voters in which U. S. territory became the first to grant women the right to vote in 1869? A. Wyoming B. Oregon C. Montana D. Arizona And how do people have babies?

Required Why was Jamestown founded? What led to the success of this colony?

Which of the following events most often made citizens believe that the federal government had too much power? A. political scandals B. major wars C. national crop failures D. economic depressions

As the US grew how did it affect the native Americans

Henny David Thoreau, Dr Martin Luther King. Jr and Cesar Chavez all believe one should take a stand against unfair laws and practices, what other belife did they share?

What is the definition of labor (one of the productive resources) ? A) the people needed to produce goods B) the equipment needed to produce goods C) the factories in which goods are made D) the goods and services a business produces

Which is the best definition of "supremacy"?