What policies did Kennedy push and how well did he succeed in having them passed

The Articles of Confederation gave the most political power to the A. central government. B. president. C. individual states. D. military.

What led to increased US involvement in the Vietnam War in 1964? Group of answer choices the result of the Tet Offensive the Gulf of Tonkin incident. the fall of Saigon the My Lai Massacre

What kind of government system did Joseph Stalin establish in the Soviet Inion by the early 1930's

What was the most significant result of the Opium Wars? China's navy was exposed as incompetent. China could no longer impose tariffs. They increased Britain's influence in China. They decreased Europe's influence in China.

The National Origins Act of 1924: a. discriminated against northwestern Europeans. b. included a quota system for the first time. c. entirely banned immigration from East Asia to the United States. d. set a rigid limit of 150,000 immigrants a year.

Which belief system is considered monotheistic? (1) Judaism (3) Confucianism (2) Shinto (4) animism

How did indentured servitude and slavery fit into the business model of early companies like the Dutch West India Company?

8. What was not a factor in the rise of Hitler? * A Disgrace at Versailles b Nazi propoganda and Hitler's charismatic leadership C Years of Depression and Economic crisis D Weimer Republic

The Florida Legislature creates laws for the United States interprets laws for the United States enforces laws in the state of Florida makes laws for the state of Florida

Imagine that the political leaders of Japan, a traditional culture, want to encourage more girls in their culture to become business leaders and scientists. In order to achieve their goal, Japanese politicians should encourage Japanese