Who would most be most likely to analyze a tablet with cuneiform to determine what goods were traded by the merchants of Ur

Historian

Archaeologist

Mr. Carnegie is sometimes described by historians as a "captain of industry". Does that sound like a positive or negative characterization to you? Why?

How are the American and French revolutions different? name one political and one economic reason

What evidence existed that government needed to assume new responsibilities? Context: New Frontier and Great Society

What factors did the independence movements in Ghana and Kenya have in common? Select all that apply. They happened nonviolently. They resulted in the formation of autocratic regimes. They overthrew British rule. They launched successful democracies.

Why did Europeans countries want to control territory in Africa

What event had an enormous effect on US workplace safety? a new minimum wage the first labor union a worker strike a deadly factory fire

How did early humans (think cavemen) learn their culture? could they read it in books? were these people what we would now consider "literate"?

How did sears, roebuck and company sell goods to people in rural areas in the 1800s

What was the result of the defeat of the Union forces at the Second Battle of Bull Run, or Manassas? A. The Union forces decided to control the Mississippi instead of capturing Richmond. B.

How did the crisis in Little Rock spark a conflict between state and federal government