The terrorists who struck the United States on September 11, 2001, were led by

President Reagan appointed Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to join the Supreme Court.

Which of the following was deemed one of President Carter’s limitations?

When first created, the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) was too weak to regulate the railroads effectively.

President Reagan appointed Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to join the Supreme Court.

By the 1980s, war-torn nations from World War II—France, Germany, Soviet Union, Japan, and China—had become formidable economies with high levels of productivity.

Which of the following statements describes the challenges President Truman faced as he took office after Franklin D. Roosevelt’s death?

In 2007, the __________ “bubble” burst, leading to a loss of trillions of dollars and ultimately to a devastated U.S. economy.

Congress curbed the power of unions after World War II by passing the

Which of the following characterized the “new economy” during the 1990s?