How is it possible for a bill to still become a law if the president disapproves of it

Trench warfare led to stalemates during World War I by making it A) difficult for attacks to succeed. B) easy to attack the enemy. C) difficult for soldiers to fight. D) easy for soldiers to fight.

Why is history open to on going and changing interpretations

What methods did Pope Urban II use in his speech at the Council of Clermont in 1095 to inflame the listeners and promote the Crusades? Was the first Crusading Army successful and well trained? Do you think these two happenings are related?

The expansion of railroads was made possible because of A) the iron industry B) the oil industry C) the steel industry D) the telephone

The early 1800s belief of some people that a state could vote down a federal law was known as A. absolution. B. ratification C. justification. D. nullification.

Why was England the best place for the Industrial Revolution to start?

Which type of growth shows a rapid increase followed by a slow decrease to level off the population? exponential growth zero growth logistic growth dynamic growth

Where did the 1 population in North America settle? A) Pacific coast B) Gulf of Mexico C) Florida coast D) Atlantic seaboard

Why was cleopatra in danger of losing her throne?

Which of these describes president theodore roosevelt's and president william taft's policy of using economic power to influence other countries? a. dollar diplomacy b. new dealC. Agricultural adjustment actD. Trickle-down effect