Which of the following was a result of the Kirk-Holden War in North Carolina?
A. Colonel George Kirk's militia remained in control of North Carolina for the next 10 years.
B. Colonel George Kirk was imprisoned and spent the rest of his life behind bars.
C. Governor William Holden became the first governor to be impeached & removed from office.
D. Wyatt Outlaw & John Stephens were elected to the state assembly & served the state for many years.

Answer:

C OR A

Explanation:

21) What was used as our framework of government before the ratification of the Constitution?

The Adams-Onis Treaty was beneficial to the United States because -
(15 points)
A. We developed a peaceful relationship with Spain
B. Spain was willing to sell us Texas for $15 million
C. Britain agreed to stop seizing American merchant ships, and pay for damages of ships already captured
D. We acquired more territory peacefully

what might happen to Arabia and Iraq if they begin to use up their oil reserves?

3. What reason best explains why education systems developed more slowly in Souther colonies
than in Northem colonies?

A. Large land holdings in the South prevented the development of cities and schools.
B. Religious beliefs in the South prohibited cities from building schools
C. Southern economies did not produce enough money to generate taxes for schools
D. Southern colonists tended to be already more educated than their Northern counterparts

**PICKING BRAINLIEST! WORTH 20 POINTS**
One stated objective of Woodrow Wilson’s plan for peace after the First World War was to

A
ensure that the Central Powers paid the Allied nations for war damages

B
destroy the Central Powers’ military strength

C
promote the right of national self-determination

D
provide monetary assistance to rebuild Europe

What were the cultural contributions of the Maurya and Gupta empires?

Abigail,an orphan who lives with her uncle Reverend Parris, had an affair and drank a charm of chicken blood to kill this man's wife.
A. Giles Cory
B. John Procter
C. Thomas Putnam
D. Reverend Hale

How Did jackson defend the federal power

A with al his might

B. When it suited him

C.whenever it was challenged

D. Even when it was not challenged

Explain why the Catholic threat to Elizabeth increased after 1556.

Briefly describe how the United States acquired the land indicated by the number 1.

In the Virginia General Assembly, what must happen directly before
voting on a bill?

Which leadership quality does President
Lincoln best demonstrate in this address?

Should system of court be be federal or state power and why?

What can be inferred about Stalin from this passage?
In his memoirs, Truman wrote that he told Stalin that the
United States had a new weapon of unusual destructive
force." Apparently, the President did not tell Stalin the
new weapon was an atomic bomb, and the Soviet leader
did not ask or show any special interest. He merely
nodded and said something. "All he said was that he was
glad to hear it and hoped we would make good use of it
against the Japanese," Truman wrote,
Across the room, I watched Stalin's face carefully as the
President broke the news. So ofthand was Stalin's
response that there was some question in my mind
whether the President's message had got through. I
should have known better than to underrate the dictator.
Years later, Marshal Georgi K. Zhukov, in his memoirs,
disclosed that that night Stalin ordered a telegram sent to
those working on the atomic bomb in Russia to hurry
with the job.
Witness to History
O He did not want the United States to use the atomic
bomb against Japan.
O He did not understand what kind of weapon Truman
was talking about.
O He did not like it when others underestimated him.
O He already knew that the United States was
building an atomic bomb.

What were the benefits of the purchase of Alaska?
A)
It provided a buffer zone between the United States and Canada.
B) It gave the United States vast natural resources and a strategic location.
C) It gave the United States control over the seal hunting business.
D It gave the United States seaports in the far north.

*What 3 Confederate states would be cut off from the Confederacy if
the Union gained control of the Mississippi River?

How to use a door???????

plss answer this
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What to raw materials were abundant in Hawaii?

Questions 1-60
Question 1 (1 point)
The Gold Rush began in 1848. Miners who moved to California in search of Gold were called the 48ers.
True
False

How did they solve the problem of the circle and the square? It’s social studies plzzz help!

how does the art and literature of the Golden Age
of the Islamic Empire impact our current society?
Explain.

7. The period of warfare and disorder in Greece is referred to as the
a. Classical Age.
c. Dark Age
b. Golden Era.
d. Era of Despair.

What does domestic policy mean?

Which dictator do you believe was worse and why?

why did the Egyptians mummify the dead??

PLEASE HELP DUE YESTERDAY, WILL GIVE 20 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST IF YOU GET IT RIGHT!!!!!!!

Which statement best explains the rapid growth of Houston in relation to the development of the oil industry?

A. Houston was located near the oil fields; as the industry grew, the city became the center of the oil business.

B. Houston was the state's center for banking and finance; as oil companies grew, they relied on these services.

C. Houston was home to many meat-packing plants; as oil workers' demand for beef increased, so did the city.

D. Houston was the largest city in texas, so oil companies chose to establish their corporate offices there.

the rebirth of the soul is called the caste system
True
False

How are social hierarchies used to maintain power in a civilization

In 35 words or fewer, what do you think might have happened if Britain
had lost to Germany?

Should war always be avoided?