EssaysForStudent.com - Free Essays, Term Papers & Book Notes
Search

Animal Intelligence

Page 1 of 31


What did most Americans desire after WorldWar I? (World War I,1920s Prosperity,and theGreat Depression) 

№1

24.11.2017 19:53:26

2

What event signaled the Great Depression? (World War I,1920s Prosperity,and the Great Depression) 

№1

3

 Why did the United States enter War World II? (The New DealandWorld War II) 

№1

4

What was Roosevelt’s plan called to help thecountry recover from the Great Depression? (The New DealandWorld War II) 

№1

5

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  By 12,000 years ago, humans lived throughout muchof what is now the Americas. 

№1

6

According U.S.A. History in Brief: Colonial Period 

№1

7

According U.S.A. History in Brief: By 1690, 250,000 people lived in the New World. 

№1

8

According U.S.A. History in Brief: (Colonial Period) By 1790, there were 2.5 million people. 

№1

9

According U.S.A. History in Brief: The Road to Independence 

№1

10

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  (The Road to Independence) The ideas of liberalism and democracy are the basisof the U.S. political system.

№1

11

According U.S.A. History in Brief:   Revolution

№1

12

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  (Revolution) The American Revolution and the war for independencefrom Britain began with a small fight between British troopsand colonists on April 19, 1775.  

№1

13

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  Forming a National Government 

№1

14

According U.S.A. History in Brief: (Forming a National Government) In 1783, the 13 colonies became the United States. 

№1

15

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  Early Years, Westward Expansion, and Regional Differences 

№1

16

According U.S.A. History in Brief: George Washington became the first president of theUnited States on April 30, 1789. 

№1

17

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  Conflict within the United States

№1

18

According U.S.A. History in Brief: (Conflict within the United States) In 1850, the United States was a large country, fullof contrasts. 

№1

19

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  Civil War and Post-War Reconstruction 

№1

20

According U.S.A. History in Brief: The American Civil War started in April 1861. 

№1

21

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  Growth and Transformation

№2

22

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  The United States changed after the Civil War. 

№2

23

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  Discontent and Reform 

№2

24

According U.S.A. History in Brief:  By 1900, the United States had seen growth, civil war,economic prosperity, ane economic hard times.

№2

25

 

U.S.A. History in Brief: World War I, 1920s Prosperity, and the Great Depression.  

№2

26

 

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: In 1914, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey fought Britain, France, Italy, and Russia. 

№2

27

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief:  The New Deal and World War II 

№2

28

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief:  President Roosevelt believed that democracy hadfailed in other countries because of unemploymentand insecurity. 

№2

29

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: The Cold War, Korean Conflict, and Vietnam 

№2

30

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: After World War II, the United States and Great Britainhad long-term disagreements with the Soviet Union overthe future of Europe, most of which had been freed fromNazi rule by their joint effort. 

№2

31

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: Cultural Change 1950–1980 

№2

32

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: At home, some Americans began to have easier lives. (Cultural Change 1950–1980) 

№2

33

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: End of the 20th Century 

№2

34

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: The United States always has been a place wheredifferent ideas and views compete to influence lawand social change. (End of the 20th Century) 

№2

35

Write about according U.S.A. History in Brief: The United States has dramatically changed from its beginnings as 13 little-known colonies. 

№2

36

How many original colonies were there? (Colonial Period) 

№2

37

Which European country owned the colonies? (Colonial Period)

№2

38

Which act caused the greatest reaction fromthe colonists? (The Road to Independence)

№2

39

What did the colonists throw into BostonHarbor? (The Road to Independence) 

№2

40

What did moderates in the colonies wish forin their relationship to Britain? (The Road to Independence) 

41

The British soldiers were also called what? (Revolution)

№3

42

Who was the commander-in-chief of thecolonial army? (Revolution)

№3

43

What American holiday celebrates the colonists’ victory? (Revolution)

№3

44

Where did the delegates meet to discuss thenew national government? (Forminga National Government)

№3

45

What is the document that contains the systemof government of the United States? (Forminga National Government)

№3

46

What are the three branches of government? (Forminga National Government)

№3

47

Who was the third president of the UnitedStates? (Early Years,Westward Expansion,andRegional Differences)

№3

48

What did the British set on fire during the Warof 1812? (Early Years,Westward Expansion,andRegional Differences) 

№3

49

What territories did the United States buy inthe 1800s? (Early Years,Westward Expansion,andRegional Differences) 

№3

50

Who proposed the Missouri Compromise andwhich states did it include? (Conflict withinthe United States) 

№3

51

What was the Underground Railroad? (Conflict withinthe United States) 

№3

52

What did the Southern states threaten to do ifLincoln became president? (Conflict withinthe United States) 

№3

53

 When did the American Civil War start? (Civil Warand Post-WarReconstruction)

№3

54

What did not happen after the Civil War? (Civil Warand Post-WarReconstruction)

№3

55

Who invented the telephone? (Growth and Transformation)

№3

56

 What Native American tribes fought to savetheir way of life? (Growth and Transformation)

№3

57

The true Wild West era lasted how many years? (Growth and Transformation) 

№3

58

How many immigrants arrived between 1890and 1921? (Discontent and Reform)

№3

59

What is the U.S. government office that regulatesmoney and banking? (Discontent and Reform)

№3

60

What did Progressive Era President TheodoreRoosevelt not do? (Discontent and Reform)

№3

Download as (for upgraded members)  txt (48.1 Kb)   pdf (366.7 Kb)   docx (766.4 Kb)  
Continue for 30 more pages »