In what year did the U. S. shift from a rural-agricultural nation to a urban-industrial nation? Which innovation had the greatest influence on the shift? Explain how this innovation had the greatest influence.

What right did the English nobles gain when King John signed the Magna Carta? Parliament would be required to meet once a year. Nobles could choose their own juries at criminal trials. The king would control the establishment of noble titles.

What caused Buddhism to spread through much of Southeast and East Asia? A. Asoka's pillars were built throughout Asia, and people were inspired by them. B. Buddha sent his followers to conquer other kingdoms and establish his rule. C.

During the settlement of the Great Plains at the end of the 19th century, which group of people most often had their property taken away from them?

Briefly describe the four most widely held theories that attempt to explain the origin of the state

What musical instrument's name means "jumping flea" in English? Kazoo Balalaika Ukulele Theremin

In 1845, new york journalist and armchair expansionist john l. o'sullivan coined the term manifest destiny, by which he meant that

Why did Hunter gatherers moved into the America's?

How did african american performers influenced american popular culture in the 1950s?

What was one characteristic of American imperialism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries? (1) avoiding involvement with nations in East Asia (2) supporting independence movements in Africa (3) rejecting the use of military force to gain

How did the Civil War affect the economies of the North and South? A. It improved the economy of the South but destroyed the economy of the North. It destroyed the economies of both the North and the South. B. C.