The reconstruction act of 1867, 1. george washington's strongest asset in t...

1. george washington's strongest asset in taking command of the continental army was his a. considerable military experience b. southern roots which would help ensure souther su

Exempted newspapers and pamphlets, The Stamp Act a. was at first accepted g...

The Stamp Act a. was at first accepted grudgingly by most colonial leaders. b. was an internal tax. c. was the last in a series of direct taxes on the colonies. d. exempted newspap

Religious shrine to the sioux, This area was considered to be a religious s...

This area was considered to be a religious shrine to the Sioux Answer A Big Horn River B the Black Hills C  the Rosebud

Development of western civilization, Compare and contrast the two Greek cit...

Compare and contrast the two Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta. Do you think one has had a more lasting impact on the development of Western civilization? Why?

About the navigation system, search on line to learn about the Navigation S...

search on line to learn about the Navigation System and answer the following question here: In what ways was the Navigation System good for the colonies?

Type of a reward program can be developed, Regardless of the industry, mana...

Regardless of the industry, managers always struggle with ways to motivate their employees in order to increase productivity. One proven way to motivate is through rewards and reco

Starting with president harding, Which policy was pursued by three successi...

Which policy was pursued by three successive Republican administrations, starting with President Harding?

Suspension of plans for a transcontinental railroad, In the election of 186...

In the election of 1860, a. the Republicans called for a suspension of plans for a transcontinental railroad b. Stephen Douglas received a larger popular vote than Abraham Linco

Social studies,

Cold war mentality, How did the "cold war mentality" develop and how did it...

How did the "cold war mentality" develop and how did it shape american policies and life?