<p>BUMP</p>
<p>Khrushchev said that if you get a new dress or just patch the old one, it's the same whore (USSR) underneath. </p>
<p>NEW QUESTION: Who devised a system for mass-producing houses, building nearly thirty houses a day, to develop mostly suburban towns following World War II?</p>
<p>Levitt</p>
<p>What country was considered, besides Panama, for the Panama canal?</p>
<p>Was it Nicaragua?</p>
<p>What document encouraged church membership in the Massachusetts Bay Colony?</p>
<p>Is it the Halfway Covenant?</p>
<p>Q: A closed shop requires workers to?</p>
<p>I think you mean the Half Way Covenant. </p>
<p>Q: What Pacific island ruler was deposed by marines from the USS Boston?</p>
<p>To sweetdream, a closed shop required the workers to join the union before even being hired.</p>
<p>To GinPA, I'm guessing Liliuokalani?</p>
<p>What battle in the American Revolution convinced the European nations that the colonists were worthy of their support?</p>
<p>Saratoga.</p>
<p>what is common about the winners of presidential election in 1840,1880,1920,1960 ?</p>
<p>They all died in office (same with Lincoln in 1860 and McKinley in 1900)</p>
<p>1840: WHH died.
1880: Garfield shot.
1920: Harding shot.
1960: Kennedy shot.</p>
<p>Who was the King of England presiding over the Dominion of New England??? And who did (s)he place in the colonies to rule over the D of NE???</p>
<p>Harding wasnt shot, he died on a Heart Attack.</p>
<p>Had to say it, because I can't answer your question :(</p>
<p>yeah thanks i wasnt sure whether mckinley was shot either</p>
<p>anyways..previous question:</p>
<p>Who was the King of England presiding over the Dominion of New England??? And who did (s)he place in the colonies to rule over the D of NE???</p>
<p>James II/Andros
What was the purpose of the 1905 Portsmouth Treaty</p>
<p>Ended the Russo-Japanese War</p>
<p>What was the first piece of national legislation regatrding civil services? It was signed by Chester Arthur and essentially killed the spoils system.</p>
<p>The Pendleton Act (though it didn't really kill the spoils system)</p>
<p>Who was the chief opponent to America's entry into the League of Nations?</p>
<p>The US Senate
What were the main pieces of the Hamiltonian economic plan?</p>
<p>I was thinking more along hte lines of Henry Cabot Lodge.. </p>
<p>But.. Hamilton proposed a national financial system that would legitimize the federal government and establish a respected American financial system. Its key aspects was a national bank, a protective tariff, excise taxes, and the assumption of all state debt.</p>
<p>regarding nash's question, you could include 1840, 1860, 1880, 1900, 1920, 1940 and 1960...they were all shot or died, Tecumseh's Curse. Atleast, until Reagan survived being shot(he was elected 1980), maybe Bush will get shot.</p>
<p>Sooo...Who was Tecumseh?</p>
<p>tecumseh...he was the "Prophet" of the Indians in Mississippi...killed by William Henry Harrison during the Battle of Tippicanoe during War of 1812......and he supposedly left the curse on WHH and every President to be elected in a multiple of 20.</p>
<p>and going back to my question on the previous page about Dominion of NE....it was Charles II, not James....but Edward Andros is correct!</p>
<p>next question:</p>
<p>What battle/conflict is George Rogers Clark associated with and how?</p>
<p>the american revolutionary war. he captured a bunch of forts up in the old northwest.</p>
<p>what did the potsdam, yalta, tehran, and casablanca conferences accomplish (as in what did each separately accomplish)?</p>
<p>wow, thats in depth...I read them all today...but I can't remember specifics.
They were all Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin. In one they agreed to send troops to North Africa, another they agreed to open a second front in Europe, at one of them Stalin promised to go to Japan, they talked about the UN some...but like i said, i don't remember which is what and don't feel like looking it up, ha.</p>
<p>It goes Casablanca, Tehran, Yalta, and Potsdam.</p>
<p>At Casablanca, Stalin was not present. Roosevelt and Churchill decided upon the idea of "unconditional surrender."</p>
<p>At Tehran, the Big Three were all together for the first time. It was decided that the second front would be opened by attacking Italy.</p>
<p>At Yalta, Stalin agreed upon a date where he would enter the Pacific War. Roosevelt made several concessions to Stalin, including Soviet occupation of eastern Europe with the believe that free elections would be held.</p>
<p>At Potsdam, the only member of the original Big Three to be represented was Stalin. Great Britain had Clement Atlee and the United States had Harry Truman. It was here that the ultimatum was issued to Japan - "surrender or be destroyed."</p>
<p>Should be good enough :)</p>