History Questions

What long-term political factors led to the collapse of the Roman Empire?
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6. Why might the closing of the frontier have encouraged American imperialism? (1 point) Discontented Americans sought a new territory in which to try their luck. The rising American population needed more room to expand. Social Darwinism called for displaced Native Americans to be resettled abroad. The success of Manifest Destiny encouraged imperialists’ ambitions.
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Eroded soil can enter ______, causing them to fill up with sediment.
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The tactics for bringing about the unification of Italy were devised by __________.1) Victor Emmanuel II2)Camillo Cavour3)Giuseppe Mazzini4)Giuseppe Garibaldi
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By 1935, the proportion of women workers in the USSR's workforce was_______in every five.
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People who agreed to work in exchange for passage to the colonies Servantes
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Early state constitutions showed that many people favored Republicanism which is ___________________________.
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Imagine you read a news article about state governments. It says they should have more powers. The writer says the federal government exists to serve the states, and not the other way around. Which of the following would support this argument? A.The Supremacy Clause B.The Tenth Amendment C.Article I, delegated powers D.Article IV, concurrent powers
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The most prosperous time in the Han Dynasty was under the leadership of Emperor Wudi. The empire extended as far west as Kyrgyzstan and included Vietnam and the Korean Peninsula. This was accomplished by
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__________ training is that which pertains to a particular business or occupation. A. Microcredit B. Industrial C. Vocational D. Asset
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which statement explains why maintaining the gold standard had a negative impact on American farmers in the late 19th century? A.It made purchasing government-owned land increasingly expensive B. It decreased the amount of money banks could loan to farmers C. It restricted the size of the money supply, which kept crop prices from increasing. D.It slowed economic growth, which reduced manufacturers' demands for cotton
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Who was Hiram Bingham? A. a Harvard-trained archaeologist who first explored the Maya ruins at Tikal B. a Yale-trained explorer who first discovered the lost Aztec city of Tenochtitlán C. a Harvard-trained archaeologist who first uncovered the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu
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Which of the following statements best describes the expansion of Islam? It quickly spread throughout the Middle East and North Africa. It became the dominant religion in the Middle East and Europe. It took several centuries for it to expand beyond the Arabian Peninsula. It spread from the Middle East to India and China.
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Which place promoted the political rights of all citizens? A. Egypt B. Mesopotamia C. Both D. Neither
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How did Thomas Jefferson change after he became president? (Points : 2) He wanted to restrict further trade with Britain because the cotton gin was helping America. He set aside his qualms about the government’s powers under the Constitution in order to purchase the Louisiana Territory. His stand on states' rights prevented him from adding to the territories belonging to the United States. He gave up all his slaves because he realized that slavery was wrong.
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Which statement best describes President Lincolns reaction to the formation of the Confederate States of America? He demanded that the South free its enslaved people. He refused to accept the secession of states from the Union. He threatened war unless the South returned to the Union. He expressed hope that the new nation would prosper.
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Which side had a more difficult time rebuilding after the civil war South or North?
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What was Francis Bacon known for? A. first describing human anatomy thoroughly and accurately B. proving that the earth revolves around the sun C. asserting that scientists should rely on experimentation and observation D. insisting that mathematics could be used to explain everything in nature
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