What can you learn from the heading of a court case?

A. The names of the lawyers

B. The decision of the case

C. The judges who decided the case

D. Which court decided the case

Which of the following statements about NAFTA might be made by a critic? a. NAFTA enabled 444 million people to find jobs. b. Over 72,000 jobs were lost in Texas as a result of NAFTA. c. Canada and Mexico are the primary markets for U. S. exports. d.

Why did entrepreneurs believe that laissez-faire economics would work best for them? Question 28 options: They believed they could be most productive without government rules and regulation.

Which of the following were terms of the Treaty of Paris? -Congress recommended to the individual states to give the Loyalists back their land and properties. -The United States received Florida. -All British forces were to leave American territory.

The Confederation Congress (1781-1789) passed an important law which called for the surveying and sale of westem lands. This law also set aside land for the support of public schools. What is the name of this law?

Which fact shows that the Chinese believed in the idea of the afterlife? A. They believed in accepting and following nature's flow. B. They believed that earthquakes were signs of heaven's anger. C.

Whose philosophy was the Declaration of Independence based on?

How did Mussolini and the Fascists rise to power? A. by aligning with Communist revolutionaries against the military B. by appealing to citizens' anger at economic crisis and social unrest C.

When Jacob starts running, his legs move faster and his heart rate increases. Which types of muscles are involved in these changes? Skeletal muscles control his leg movement and smooth muscles control his heart rate.

Why did the Mexican-American War cause lingering resentment among Mexicans? a. Any major military defeat is bound to upset the populace. b. They were close to winning the war until the very end, when General Scott entered Mexico City. c.

Why did the colonists feel the taxes were unfair? (American Revolution)