Buddhism spread quickly through first through India, then China, and into Japan. What made Buddhism so appealing to so many?

1. Who were the Indian National Congress and what did they do? 2. What role did India play in WW1? 3. What happened when India and Pakistan were partitioned? What were the consequences? Download docx

The articles of confederation are best described as?

has improved access to information. has created faster production times for many goods. Over the years, technologies such as have allowed for faster distribution.

In most Southeast Asia the soil is poor. What causes the soil in some areas to be richer and more productive? With mostly poor soil why does plant growth remain strong throughout most Southeast Asia

The (blank#1) within the United Nations exists to prevent military conflicts between nations. The widespread devastation that World War II caused prompted world leaders to create this UN division, whose main purpose is to prevent war.

Which is an accurate statement concerning the bubonic plague? The bubonic plague is believed to have started in Asia and migrated to Europe via diseased fleas carried by rats aboard trading vessels.

Which three nations did france fight during the peninsular campaign

Historically, New England's town meetings were good examples of: A. Oligarchy B. Federalism C. Republicanism D. Direct Democracy

Who supported the 20th amendment?

A result of the boxer rebellion of 1900 in china was that it a. weakened the chinese imperial government b. strengthened the chinese imperial government c. closed the door on trade with china d. encouraged an open door trade with china