Chapter 21 Questions: What did the Progressive Movement aim for and what did it achieve? Provide three specific examples of areas in which Progressives tried to improve society and evaluate their effectiveness. Was the Progressive Movement a success or a failure? Did they truly achieve "progress" in society, the government, and the economy?

Q: The Progressive Movement advocated for government action in the lives of Americans. How was this a…

A: The progressive era was the period between 1896 to 1916 when the United States noticed overall…

Q: imagine that you are describing the characteristic features of early Medieval Europe to someone who…

A: The Medieval period in European society began in the 5th century and continued till the 15th…

Q: How did the Tigris and the Euphrates influence the development of civilizations?

A: Tigris and Euphrates are ancient rivers located in the region of what was called as Mesopotamia.…

Q: me, and that capitalism led to inequality and therefore held within it the seeds of its own

A: Karl Marx was a sociologist, economist, and revolutionary whose ideas influenced many nations of the…

Q: Discuss the religious practices of the Mesopotamia and compare and contrast them to those of Egypt.

A: Around the period 3500 & 3000 BCE, the main civilizations of Ancient Egypt & Mesopotamia…

Q: o what extent did Napoleon both promote and oppose the ideas generated during the French Revolution?

A: Between the years 1787 & 1799, there occurred a time of intense social unrest identified as the…

Q: Show how nationalism impacts the identity of the people in France during the Revolution radical…

A: Nationalism is a concept and movement that encourages a particular nation's interest in achieving…

Q: Questions 1. What was the women’s suffrage movement?

A: " Since you have asked multiple questions , we will solve the first question for you.  If you want…

Q: What is the relationship between (the expansion of) slavery, Indian removal, and the influx of Irish…

A: The Age of Jackson refers to the presidency of Andrew Jackson. As a president, he was either very…

Q: What points does Winthrop seem to want to make his audience feel good or motivated about?

A: John Winthrop was a leading puritan figure in the founding of the Massachusetts Bay colony. He led…

Q: English colonists came to North America planning to            a. Bring workers from Africa   b.…

A: The English colonization efforts in the Americas were initiated in the late sixteenth century. The…

Q: What are the Philippine Constitutions and how did they evolve? (Discuss each)

A: Philippines was able to acquire its independence from the Spanish empire in 1896 after almost three…

Q: Did Great Britain lose more than it gained from its victory in the French and Indian War? Were the…

A: This was a seven-year war from 1754 to 1763. It was against France that evoked the North American…

Q: 9. What year did the Civi O a) 1863 O b) 1865 O c) 1866 O d) 1861

A: Civil war took place in America between the North and South of America. This war took place over the…

Q: Was genocide of the Plains Indians inevitable? Why or why not.

A: INTRODUCTION : The term “genocide”, created created Hellenic word genos (race, nation or tribe) and…

Q: .Why was the Chinese Exclusion Act such a turning point in American history according to Ronald…

A: Ronald Takaki was an American Historian who focused on the history of Asian and other immigrant…

Q: Which of these 10 events was the MOST responsible for causing the Civil War? Defend your answer in…

A: The American Civil war was a devastating historical event, questioning the nation's survival. It…

Q: What were some of the side effects of the plague – what happened to the Jews? Who were the…

A: Black death, or the Bubonic plague, was a global epidemic that affected Europe and Asia in the 14th…

Q: in which area do you believe western Europeans experienced the most significant change between 300…

A: Note : The very last part of your question is subjective/opinion based hence it won't be answered as…

Q: Enormous efforts were made by the Wilson administration and others to unite the American homefront…

A: Despite his best efforts, US President Woodrow Wilson was eventually unable to keep his country out…

Q: 'There was no victor in the Iran-Iraq War of 1980-88.' How far do you agree with this statement?…

A: The Iran-Iraq war is also called as Gulf War and the battle of Qadesia started in September 1980.…

Q: Discuss the causes and consequences of the Agricultural Revolution.

A: The Agricultural Revolution is seen as an important event in the history of the world. It is…

Q: How did developments in agriculture and textile manufacturing spur further industrial developments?

A: Any development allowed by a resource permit in an industrial zone that involves the use of a…

Q: Wilson’s pre

A: Wilson's Presidency was associated with the progressive era of 1890-1920. This era involved many…

Q: Describe the state of society in fifth century Ireland as civilization declined in Britai

A: The period between 400 AD to 1000 AD is referred to as the Early Christian period in the history of…

Q: 1. What are some of the issues surrounding The Revolution and Slavery in America?

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: To what extent did John Winthrop’s “A Model of Christian Charity” provide a powerful and workable…

A: John Winthrop was a leading puritan figure in the founding of the Massachusetts Bay colony. He led…

Q: Explain HOW and WHY you think Karl Marx's ideas offered the most hope for improving the…

A: The Industrial Revolution began in England in the 18thcentury and changed the way economic…

Q: Did Alcibiades or Nicias say Wise, old men should not be shamed into voting for this war

A: The Peace of Nicias, signed in 421 BC, established peace between the Greek city-states of Athens and…

Q: True or False? The Mississippi Project was only able to register a small amount of eligible…

A: The Mississippi Project, or the Freedom Summer, was a campaign in the US which aimed to register as…

Q: Explain in detail the events leading up to the Peloponnesian War.

A: The Peloponnesian War was a 5th-century war involving several Greek city-states organized into two…

Q: How active do you think the United States should be in the world? Should the US become involved in…

A: After gaining independence from the British in 1776 the US had gradually started growing into the…

Q: 67 scholars who signed the

A: "Since you have posted multiple questions we will only answer the first one for you and for the rest…

Q: The “Black Legend” is the idea that the Spanish were unparalleled by other Europeans in their…

A: The Europeans during the Middle Age had wanted to set up their colonies all over the world for the…

Q: Explain why medical wars are given that name, "medical." b. Of the Persian leaders in each of the…

A: Persia was an important and largest empire in its whole history which was established around 550 BC.…