1. How did the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis change the nature of the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union? It led to a buildup of nuclear weapons on both sides. It inspired both countries to agree to limits on future weapons It encouraged an increase in brinkmanship between the two nations. It made no difference in the relationship between the two nations.

The Cold War was between which two nations? a. United States and China b. United States and Germany c. Ireland and Canada d. United States and Soviet Union

5. Which president supported and established several National Parks in the United States? Theodore Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt Abraham Lincoln George Washington

At what Russian city on the Volga did the Germans suffer a major defeat? a. Kiev b. Moscow c. Leningrad d. Stalingrad

Which of these is the MOST likely audience for both of these passages? A. historians at the Smithsonian Museum B. readers interested in the history of inventions C. students who want to learn about the uses of paper D. inventors of paper manufacturing machines

What countries below saw a collapse of their Communist governments while Gorbachev was in office? Romania East Germany Yugoslavia Bulgaria

work for? A. SCLC B. CORE C. NAACP D. SNCC What organization did Charles Hamilton Houston and Thurgood Marshall 10 points

Exple nged over time by discussing the First Agri the second Agrioultura Revolution and the Green settlement. (6pts 3pis on agriculture has changes, 3 pts innovations for each) four answer

1500-1700 Question 2/25 In which empire did the English unknowingly settle along the rivers around the Chesapeake Bay? Iroquois Narraganset Powhatan Pueblo

Which was founded by former Confederate Army officers in Tennessee in 1866? the Carpetbaggers the Ku Klux Klan the Scalawags the Tennessee legislature

Hot Questions

The events that led to the Revolutionary War were triggered by which of the following? American separatists assassinated King George III. The British raised revenue by increasing the tax rate of the colonies. The British had established suspicious alliances with Indian tribes during the French and Indian Wars. The British attempted to end slavery in the colonies.

Which activist focused on providing economic opportunities for Black women and girls? A. Nannie Helen Burroughs B. Alice Paul C. Mary McLeod Bethune D. Amelia Earhart

Why were southerners unable to maintain unity in the People's Party?

What were the Crises of the 3rd Century? A) Economic troubles and overreliance on slave labor B) Government corruption and political instability C) Overexpansion and military spending D) All of these are crises in the 3rd Century in the Roman Empire

Question 2 of 10 Why were Hispanic Americans more likely to support the Union during the Civil War? A. Because most Hispanic Americans lived in Union states B. Because most Hispanic Americans were factory workers C. Because of previous conflicts with white slaveholders in Texas D. Because of previous conflicts with Confederate soldiers in Texas

15. What were the 3 main points of Washington's Farewell Address? 16. What were the 3 precedents set by George Washington? 17. Who was Thomas Jefferson and what was his role in Washington's cabinet?

The newly created United Nations was tested quickly with rising tensions in Korea as communist leader Kim II-Sung invaded the southern part of the peninsula. A True B False

Through the treaty signed in 1848, Mexico ceded the state of Texas. True False

Read the excerpt about the Philippine-American War. The initial goal of the U.S. Government was to establish all of the following in the Philippines except A military presence in the region. Ademocratic form of government. Commerce and trade friendly to the United States. A robust educational program for Filipino children.

The 1960s, when "American History" is set,was a time of great social change and reform. Which of the following issues of the time is most relevant to Elena's experiences in the story? strong ethnic divisions in urban areas discrimination against African Americans American involvement in wars overseas the struggle for equal rights for women