23. Which happened to Timbuktu's scholars when the city was invaded in 1591? They were given prominent positions in the new government. They were invited to teach at univerisities around Africa. They were executed or sent to nearby prisons. They were arrested and taken to Morocco to live in exile.

CRITICAL THINKING 3. SUMMARIZING (11.5.4) What steps did women take toward equality during the 1930s? Think About: the role of women in government hiring practices in federal pro- grams women's opportunities in busi- ness and industry 4. EVALUATING $(11.6.5)$ In your opinion, did organized labor become too powerful in the 1930 s? Explain your answer. Think About: - why workers joined unions - how unions organized workers the role of unions in politics 5. ANALYZING MOTIVES (HI 2) Why did urban voters support President Roosevelt?

Why did Einstein urge the president to authorize the Manhattan Project? A. He wanted the United States to drop an atomic bomb on Germany. B. He wanted the United States to develop an atomic bomb before the Germans did. C. He wanted the United States to make the atomic bomb a public project. D. He wanted the United States to drop an atomic bomb on Japan.

Why did hundreds of thousands of Americans migrate to the West in the three decades after 1870? to find work in the steel industry to own their own land to secure territorial appointments in government to carn wages in the expanding agribusinesses

Question 2 of 20 Which of the following historians has organized her study of the past based on the category "theme"? A. A historian creates a graph of the economic strength of various empires throughout history. B. A historian writes an extensive text on the important contributions of Southeast Asian countries. C. A historian assesses a number of primary source documents to create a new secondary source. D. A historian studies each of the major world powers between the years 100 BCE and 100 CE.

The rise of the Ku Klux Klan and the National Origins Act represented a resurgence of religious revival. nativism. jingoism. fundamentalism.

Tecumseh argued that the American colonists were like a "bowl with one spoon." True False

Which of the following statements characterizes the women's suffrage movement after the Civil War? C Many feminists who had been abolitionists were disappointed that the Fifteenth Amendment made no reference to gender and permitted states to continue to deny suffrage to women. Most suffragists agreed that they should concentrate on securing voting rights for African American men as a means to press for the same rights for all women. Most feminists opposed the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment because it did not give equal protection to women. Disappointed with the Republican Party's failure to win voting rights for women, most suffragists aligned with the Democratic Party after 1869.

The Golden Age of Athens ended with the __ death of the Thirty Tyrants death of Socrates overthrow of the Spartans expulsion of Plato from Athens

What happened to President Richard Nixon as a result of the Watergate scandal? A. He was impeached and received a full pardon from President Gerald Ford B. He resigned from office and received a full pardon from President Gerald Ford. C. He resigned from office and was sentenced to prison in a subsequent criminal trial. D. He was impeached and was sentenced to prison in the Senate's impeachment trial.

Where was Osama Ben Laden killed? Washington D.C. Pakistan Afghanistan Saudi Arabia