- Affirmative commands Irregular: Poner
- Affirmative commands Irregular: Salir
- negative tu commands Irregulars: saber
- negative tu commands Irregulars: hacer
- New Political Vocabulary: applications of conservatism- challenged by Nationalism and Liberalism
- New Political Vocabulary: conservatism- preserving tradition- Holy Alliance
- When did the Berlin Wall come down?
- Affirmative commands Irregular: Tener
- who said "the chief business of the american people is business"?
- The law of diminishing marginal returns doesn't apply in the long run
- did the new deal decrease unemployment
- Affirmative commands Irregular : decir
- democrats don't want to be seen as soft on communism
- New Political Vocabulary: applications of Nationalism- Germany and Italy
- what's as the most pro-business decade
- Affirmative commands Irregular: Hacer
- truman rejected nsc-68 at first. why did he eventually adopt many of its policies?
- once wwi ends, germans are no longer the enemy. who is?
- industrial revolution context/conditions: biological old regime, before 1750
- Affirmative commands Irregular: Ir