Which renaissance figure was a valued advisor to her husband, the ruler of mantua, and took charge of the court after he retired?

Who tried to stop the civil rights act of 1964 from passing the us senate and what tactic did they use? how was their opposition overcome?

What was the difference between bombing military targets in the united kingdom, and bombing the city of london? a. bombing a city kills lots of innocent civilians, bombing a military target doesn't b. bombing military targets didn't force the u.k. to surrender, but bombing london did c. military targets were bombed by japan, while london was bombed by the nazis d. london was bombed before the u.s. entered the war; military targets were bombed afterward

What is the main inference that can be drawn from adam smith’s book the wealth of nations?