The United States took an __ stance, trying to stay out of European affairs

Which of the following became the President of the Confederate States of America? Sam Houston Robert E. Lee Thomas "Sionewalf Jackson Jefferson Davis

The Enlightenment marked the end of theocracy in many Western countries. Why lo you think this change happened?

Question 3: What was one important thing that Abraham Lincoln did? A. led the U.S during the Civil War B. led the U.S during the War of 1812 C. led the U.S.during the American Revolution D. led the U.S during the Mexica n-American War

1. Why does Hiawatha want the Five Nations to unite?

What law did the $14^{th}$ amendment overturn in relation to Black citizenship?

During the New Deal period, Congress blocked President Franklin D Roosevelt's attempt to- decrease Federal spending pay farmers not to produce crops appoint additional Justices to the Supreme Court regulate the banking industry

RECTIONS: Read the lesson in your Student Edition and fill in the blanks to complete the outline. Nationalist Revolts A. Napoleon's defeat of Spain and Portugal created an opportunity for elite __ who resented the peninsulares ,to bring about change in Latin America. B. Hispaniola, later named Hait,achieved __ when, in 1804, revolutionaries took control of the western part of the island after a thirteen-year struggle.making Haiti the first country in the world to abolish __ C. The revolution in Haiti was led by François-Dominique __ who was captured by the __ and died in prison less than a year before independence was won. D. In 1810, Miguel __ y Costilla, a Catholic priest, led an unsuccessful peasant revolt. However, it was successful in inspiring the creoles and peninsulores to work together to overthrow Spain, and Mexico became an independent nation in the year __ E. By1830,nearly every country in Central and South America had achieved independence, largely due to the efforts of two members of the creole elite: __ , who was from Argentina, and __ who was from Venezuela. F. Although much of Europe favored sending troops to help restore Spain's power in Latin America,the __ did not because they wanted to trade with Latin America. G. The United States also favored keeping Europe out of Latin America, and the __ of 1823 declared that the Americas were off limits to colonization. Nation Building A. Although most of the new nations in Latin America began as republics strong leaders known as __ soon gained control and ruled primarily through military force and support from the landed elites. B. Largely because of the chaotic rule of Antonio López de __ , Mexican Texas gained independence from Mexico in the year __ C. Most of the social, political, and economic power in the new Latin American nations remained in the hands of elites who owned most of the __ , which they often used to grow __ , leaving most of the population to live in poverty without enough food. D. Although Latin American countries had gained political independence, their economies were dominated by exporting __ materials and agricultural products and importing __ products, causing an economic dependence on industrialized nations that was similar to colonialism.

Defintion 4) In 1847, about 1,600 Mormons followed part of the Oregon Trail to Utah. They but a settlement by the Great Salt Lake Choose matching term $\square $ $\square $ $\square $ $\square $ Don't know?

How did World War I impact the American economy on the home front? The U.S. experienced a major economic depression due to war-related spending The war caused a significant decrease in industrial production and employment. The demand for war supplies led to economic growth and increased job opportunities in industries American businesses struggled due to the decline in international trade during the war.

which bon describes the MAN great of the Trumon Docirre? A. to crente large European trading blocs B. to stop other countries from acquiring nuclear ar weapons C. to prevent the spread of communism D. to limit the Germans'ability to rebuild