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What natural or human inflicted event killed the most Americans?
The Spanish flu outbreak in 1918 killed hundreds of thousands of Americans. It actually killed between three and five percent of the world population. The most deadly pandemic ever.
What best describes the great migration?
African Americans went to Northern cities for better opportunities.
Five well known people who were persecuted during mccarthyism?
There were thousands of Americans who were persecuted by Joe McCarthy and the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Five of these were Leonard Bernstein, musician; Albert Einstein, physicist; Allen Ginsberg, poet; Pete Seeger, folksinger and Gypsy Rose Lee, actress and stripper.
What were the conflicts between whites and native Americans in the eastern states?
First there was when the Europeans came then after pushing them farther west they left the Native Americans...After about 50 years or so, the Americans came up the idea of "Manifest Destiny" it is in the bible and since religion was a big thing back then, well? They followed the "Manifest Destiny" which means 'manifest' to take over and 'destiny' well as in fate. Then came the Homestead Act of 1862 were:Head of family must be male21 years old or overWas given 160 acres of landAll given in one condition: must improve the land they were given in some way in about five years.Since the NA (Native Americans, too lazy to type that out now :P) lived in the west, obviously the Americans "claimed" the land the minute they had picked which one they wanted and NA did not believe in 'property' they believed in 'sharing' again obviously this wasn't to go well... So they fought. This is all I am going to put because you simply asked what conflict the NA had with the Americans. This was one of them, others were just battles nothing really big like war. Sorry if I ranted on for too long ):
What is the value 0f a five dollar bill dated 1969?
Five dollars.
