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kosovo wood voted up PJ Stein's answer 5/28/2016

A trip to the park A) satisfied A forgotten message B) excited A dull day C) confused A great meal D) loving A mother and her new baby E) bored Can someone answer this question for me?

I am going to guess this went along with a story, and since we didn't read it, we wouldn't know.

kosovo wood asked 5/28/2016

A trip to the park A) satisfied A forgotten message B) excited A dull day C) confused A great meal D) loving A mother and her new baby E) bored Can someone answer this question for me?

kosovo wood asked 4/12/2016

Why did President Johnson decide to send ground troops?

kosovo wood asked 4/12/2016

Why did America turn away from supporting the Vietnam war?

kosovo wood asked 3/13/2016

How is the Kepler spacecraft helping to address fundamental and philosophical questions about humanity?

kosovo wood asked 3/13/2016

Why didn't everyone agree with the U.S. Justice Department's decision to block the voter ID law?

kosovo wood asked 3/2/2016

Look at the Fourth Amendment from the Bill of Rights. It says "no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause." What does mean?

kosovo wood asked 2/28/2016

Why was the state of Tennessee important to both the North and the South?

kosovo wood asked 2/28/2016

What draft was Lincoln working on in July 1862?

kosovo wood asked 2/27/2016

In July 1862, President Lincoln and his cabinet were arguing. They did not agree on the next steps to take in the war.what do you think?

kosovo wood asked 2/23/2016

A spaceship is looking for planets that could support life. What do you think? It is important to know if there is life on other planets.

kosovo wood asked 2/19/2016

In the 1930s, U.S. leaders helped bring electricity to homes out in the country. Today, people are using electric vehicles (EVs). Should leaders make charging stations for these cars? That way, EV owners could charge their cars when away from home.

kosovo wood asked 2/16/2016

Think about the arguments for and against the Fair Labor Standards Act. How do they compare with arguments for and against the new California law? Which parts of the disagreement are the same today?

kosovo wood asked 2/15/2016

What did the Human Rights Watch report say about children who work on tobacco farms? How are the restrictions on child labor in agriculture different from the restrictions in other industries?

kosovo wood asked 2/14/2016

What did the Human Rights Watch report say about children who work on tobacco farms? How are the restrictions on child labor in agriculture different from the restrictions in other industries?

kosovo wood asked 2/14/2016

what connections do we find between child labor and education?

kosovo wood asked 2/14/2016

What contributed to the explosion in child labor that occurred in the second half of the 19th century? Does knowing about the history of child labor in the U.S. help you better understand the child labor issues of today?

kosovo wood asked 2/14/2016

Do you think there should be stricter legislation protecting young workers in every industry?

kosovo wood asked 2/13/2016

U.S. laws protect child workers. But the laws are different for different kinds of jobs. For example, there are fewer limits on the work children can do on farms. What do you think?

kosovo wood asked 2/11/2016

How will the new law change California's minimum wage?

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