In the year that followed the Cuban missile crisis, John F. Kennedy reached the height of his popularity and influence as President. How did the events of 1963 change his views on the issue of civil rights for all Americans and inspire him to push for federal legislation on this critical issue? On the international scene, how did Kennedy use the “bully pulpit” of the presidency to take steps to limit nuclear arms, inspire other nations, and work with friends and foes alike to reach the moon by the end of the decade of the 1960s?

Ahistorian is writing a book about british prime minister winston churchill. she claims that churchill was one of the earliest british leaders to realize that nazi germany was a serious threat to british security what is the best way to determine whether the historian's interpretation is valid? o a. review primary sources to see if churchill ever recorded his opinions of nazi germany. o b. find out whether the historian has written any other books about british leaders. c. analyze secondary sources summarizing the effects of nazi germany on great britain. o d. cite the historian's book in another study about important 20th- century world leaders.

The slave dred scott sued for his freedom because he was born a free man. he had lived in a free state. slavery violated the 13th amendment he had been freed by pres. lincoln.

What affected the second industrial revolution have on transportation