During the 1900s, which region of the United States was leading the nation in production?

(A) the Northwest

(B) the Southeast

(C) the Midwest

(D)

the Southwest

What factions developed despite Washington's warnings?

By what year had each of the following come under Muslim control

What are main physical features that dominate south Asia?

The government's power to tax and spend to influence the economy is called ... A. monetary policy. B. fiscal policy. C. Reaganomics. D. demand-side economics.

What does the Necessary and Proper Clause give to Congress? A. basis for implied powers B. the power to regulate commerce C. a detailed list of formal procedures D. the power to levy and collect taxes

what was a company chartered by Queen Elizabeth I for trade with Asia that maintained control over India from 1757 to 1858.

The 1962 book Silent Spring documented

What provides educational opportunities for the youngest disadvantaged Americans

What part of the body did aristotle believe was the seat of thought and actions?

Typically, colonial villages in New England ... A. were home to enslaved farm workers. B. welcomed people of all religions. C. had different ethnic neighborhoods. D. were built around an area called a common.