For much of the thirteenth century, France was dominated by Louis IX, a deeply religious king who was later canonized and made a saint by the Catholic Church
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Answer: True.
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Stephen Douglas's action in introducing the Kansas-Nebraska bill in 1854 proved to be __________
A) a great political miscalculation B) his most honorable stand C) a step closer to the presidency for him D) a brilliant political move
The Election of 1796 was the first presidential election to have all the following EXCEPT
A) the outcome decided in the House of Representatives. B) nominations of vice-presidential candidates. C) competing political parties. D) active involvement of large numbers of people.
As American cities developed, some city officials introduced filtration, which accounted for what percent of urban residents' water supply by the early twentieth century?
a. 6 percent b. 26 percent c. 56 percent d. 96 percent
More than anything else, John Winthrop wanted Massachusetts Bay Colony to be a(n) __________
A) example for the rest of the world B) self-contained community C) enormous financial success D) independent country