The two most dominant city-states of ancient Greece were? A. athens and rome

B. rome and Sparta

C. athens and sparta

D. rome and carthage

How did Phoenician colonies prove valuable when the assyrians attacked Phoenicia

What reason does Mussolini give to dismiss the idea of sanctions?

The colonists protested the Stamp Act byA. refusing to buy or use printed materials. B. leaving the colonies and returning to Europe in protest. C. attacking British ships carrying trade goods. D. boycotting goods made in Britain.

In 2005, hurricane katrina brought a storm surge that overtopped the levees and flooded new orleans, causing over 1400 deaths and perhaps $100 billion in damages. this flooding of new orleans from a big storm was:

After Charles I became king, tensions increased when he A. freed all prisoners from jail throughout the country. B. formed an alliance with England's traditional enemies, France and Spain. C. asked Parliament to take over the role of taxation. D.

What did president roosevelt say were "perhaps the most vital internal problems of the united states"?

How had Britain and the Latin American nations dealt with the issue of slavery?

What was an immediate result of the Black Death? (1) labor shortages (2) overseas exploration (3) decrease in anti-Semitism (4) improvements in medical science

Who was the 35 president of the U. S.

What is the most common country of origin for arab americans?