What did the Sedition Act seek to make a crime?

A) Criticizing the government

B) Burning the flag.

C) Throwing foreigners, "aliens" out of the country

D) Supporting French Catholics

What government can't about civil liberties

President wilsons moral diplomacy was tested by conflicts in what country

What happened to Charles I? A. He defeated the Cavaliers. B. He became a Puritan. C. He was tried and executed. D. He became a military dict

Review the events that led directly to World war 1. Then compare and contrast them with the events that led directly to World war 2

how does the industrial revolution and the birth of capitalism motivate countries to dominate other countries or regions

What was the result of the destruction of the national bank? A. Paper money of uncertain value flooding the economy B. The election of Martin Van Buren C. Another nullification crisis D. The formation of the wing party

Which is one reason that factory work was dangerous in the 1800s? O Machines were too difficult for workers to use. There were not enough workers to operate large machines.

Brown finds the new age embrace of shamanism unsettling because

Which of these statements would a Buddhist agree with? A. A person's karma ends when he dies. B. Violence is permissible in defense of the Buddha. C. Suffering should be avoided. D. The gods should be worshipped.

A nation not involved in a conflict had a. alien rights. c. territorial rights. b. neutral rights. d. foreign rights.