Roosevelt's first action was to strengthen what?

What might have happened if the federalists had failed to make good on their promise of a bill of rights?

In what two ways did the United States try to promote peace during the 1920s?

Why was the peace process at the war's end so lengthy? what complications did wilson encounter in his attempts to promote the process and realize his postwar vision?

Explain the positive accomplishments of the epa and esa?

Why where prisoner of war camps located in oklahoma

1. Being on the same side as other Virginians 2. Being on the same side as his brother 3. Showing support for states' rights 4. Showing support for involuntary servitude 5. Showing support for his home state of Virginia 6.

What actual event could have been predicted based on the results of zimbardo's classic prisoner study at stanford university?

What are the characteristics of Louis XIV's rule in France?

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What consequences does grimke believe follow from the idea of rights being founded in the individual's "moral being"?