Why were the Crusades fought? A. to decide who would rule England B. to decide who would control the Holy Land C. to decide who would choose a religion for Europe D. to decide who would head the Catholic Church

The first bottling agreement with Coca-Cola took place in which city?

Why was rome a bad place to live?

Chinese schools of thought came out of a period of a. Domestic harmony b. Chaotic disunity c. Unified authority d. Centralized power

What did both sides learn from the battle at bull run

In Dante's Inferno, sinners are punished for their sins a) by crucifixion. b) by avenging angels. c) according to their status in life. d) according to how they sinned.

What are two are significant achievements of the central government under the Articles of Confederation?

What effect did the crusades have on western europe? A) They redused trade from Scandinavia and Russia. B) They decreased the population in Western Europe and shrank markets. C) They increased trade and exposure to new items from the Middle East.

Why was hitler important?

Who was the two exporers who tried to find a passage to the east by sailing around south america

Most Americans believed it was their responsibility to spread the ideals of democracy.