How many of people came to west Germany

what kind of illegal voting obstacle was used by the group of citizens who voted more than once? Why would the use it?

Why were undesirables drawn to Oklahoma after the Civil War? There was free land available. There was a lack of law and order. There were fewer Native Americans. There were no forts to protect the people.

In a parliamentary form of government, the prime minister is usually chosen by the A. voters B. legislature C. central committee D. president

What were tent revivals or camp meetings, and why were they so important during the Second Great Awakening?

Under which type of government would state or provincial governments have the most sovereignty? >> Parliamentary <> Confederal <> Federal <> Totalitarian <> Dictatorship

Kristallnacht or the night of broken glass was a key moment in which of hitlers movements? A. The rearmament of Germany. B. The campaign of anti-semitism. C. The defiance of the treaty of Versailles. D. The overthrow of the Weimar Republic.

What was the "car culture" of the 1950s? an economy that was focused solely on the car industry a rise in TV shows sponsored by car companies a way of life that centered around the automobile a rejection of consumerism and conformity

What is the relationship between the Czech Republic and Slovakia? a. Slovakia is the southern region of the Czech Republic. b. Fighting between the two countries has caused frequent border changes over the centuries. c.

Which of the following would be part of republican process

Finally, what role do the union play in today's world?