I don’t know what to pick , please help

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printing paper money.

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if im wrong im sorry

Answer: because The colony of Florida had become an important place for the missionaries.

Explanation: they funded this for the missionaries

Alright, so a lot has happened in the Dream SMP, and the easiest way to say it all is in a timeline. And big spoiler warnings in advance, if you havent watched all the streams. (Ps. Manberg and L'Manberg are the same, it just depends on what you prefer to call it.)

This is all of the events up to December of 2020, which is all I`ve gotten memorized lol. If you would like the rest, here`s the link to a far more detailed wiki with exact events, dates, and such. Just remove the spaces :)

https:/   /dreamteam.fandom.   com/wiki/   Timeline_of_the_Dream_SMP

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i know c!purpled definitely became unpopular for what he did to c!slimecicle but i'm not gonna lie, i think he was justified in doing it, even if he was wrong.

it's been a while since c!purpled was first scouted and employed to las nevadas, so i feel the need to mention that the way he had initially been involved was through c!quackity blowing up his ufo, one of the few things on the server that indicated his presence where he otherwise felt forgotten.

c!purpled is a lonely character. there's camaraderie to be found between the other characters on the server, but never him and someone else before he was recruited by c!quackity. he shows this loneliness in the way dogchamp accompanies him wherever he goes, despite the constant danger on the server.

where some people would hide their pets, c!purpled keeps his by his side, otherwise who else would be there?

one of the main things that c!quackity said in the stream where he blew up the ufo was that "the ufo was your legacy, and i've taken it from you."

legacy is so important in this server. when you leave a mark on the smp, it's remembered, for better or for worse. for c!purpled, who was alone and resented that, his ufo being blown up, which was a reflection of him, was something that cut deep. c!quackity and his ruthlessness in destroying it and knowing what he was doing would not be easily forgotten by c!purpled, no matter how much he could claim it was water under the bridge.

the way c!quackity framed this deal between the two of them was that c!purpled had the choice to be forgotten with his ufo or remembered with las nevadas. there was no way he could walk away happy in either instance, but there was a way he could walk away remembered, which c!quackity knew was the only thing that would get him to join.

c!purpled needs to be remembered because he needs to feel less alone. being remembered means he's important which means people will be there for him.

the ufo was an extension of himself, his legacy, and c!quackity took it away without giving a it a second glance, because at this point in time, he didn't care! he didn't care for attachments, his or others, and that made it easier for c!quackity to destroy them.

by the time c!quackity began to relearn the fact that attachments were natural and he would be burdened with them no matter what and c!slimecicle was one of them, c!purpled had been letting this bitterness fester. he had been pushed aside for c!slimecicle, in his viewpoint, and c!quackity was someone who promised him greatness and belonging and hadn't delivered.

it didn't matter that c!quackity meant for them to be together, that he had acknowledged his fondness for c!slimecicle, that las nevadas mattered more to him than just material gain, because c!purpled didn't know and to him, it looked as though c!quackity destroyed his legacy only to pass las nevadas on to c!slimecicle as thought it didn't matter.

and then we get to the betrayal!

on the surface, it doesn't look like c!purpled would have any reason to go after the revival book. he has no connection to it, nothing that would make him desire it because there's no one he needs to be revived.

for c!purpled, however, the revival book isn't something he needs for the revival aspect, but rather the fact that it's something that c!quackity has that he values. he wants to hurt c!quackity the same way c!quackity hurt him, and the most obvious way he knows to do this is to take away the one thing that he had been working tirelessly for, for months on end.

the revival book is less a revival book and more of another part of c!quackity's legacy.

its why he brings up c!quackity destroying his ufo in the middle of asking about the revival book, otherwise why else would he mention it? they're connected, both extensions of the person behind them. c!purpled and his ufo, c!quackity and his revival book.

yet at this point, c!slimecicle is there and c!quackity clearly cares for him, and c!purpled notices, so what else to do but hurt c!quackity the way he was and take this extension of him away?

because in a way, c!slimecicle was an extension of c!quackity— his humanity. everything about c!quackity and this web hes created centres around humanity and legacy and people and connections. in forging a connection with c!slimecicle and a legacy in las nevadas, c!purpled was caught in the crossfire.

c!purpled, in the end, was lonely and desired company, had his legacy destroyed by c!quackity only to be pushed away again by him after promises of riches and togetherness, and lashed out the only way he knew how because he was a mercenary and never offered the same support c!quackity was.

i can't fault him for that, can i?

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gives a concise of information on specific matters → reference books

provides a person's viewpoint on a specific issue → opinion pieces

provides detailed information about a person's life and achievements → biography

often used to teach about a particular subject → textbook

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hope this helps :)

They feel sad(?). Because of the dead people who's body's are unknown?

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Decently fair

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A

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Who knows what is under the ground there could be treasures from humans that died thousands of years ago.

Answer: they used Guerrilla warfare

Explanation: it was used because they knew it could out smart the British

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Claiming his right to the English throne, William, duke of Normandy, invades England at Pevensey on Britain's southeast coast. His subsequent defeat of King Harold II at the Battle of Hastings marked the beginning of a new era in British history.

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William of Normandy was from France and defeated England at the battle of Hastings

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Ethan take notes in class i see you just messing around

P.S im in his class so anyone who isn't, Don't be confused

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They had more paintings and make there cities more intrested in paintings and made paintings more realistic

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One-Party System

In a one-party system, there is no competition in this system. Here, the lone party nominates the candidates and the voters have only two choices i.e.

Not to vote at all or

write ‘yes’ or ‘no’ against the name of the candidates nominated by the party

Such a political system has been prominent in authoritarian regimes and communist countries such as China, North Korea, and Cuba. Before the collapse of communism, this system was also prevalent in USSR.

Two-Party System

In a two-party system, the power shifts between two major, dominant parties. So, for winning the elections, the winner will have to get the maximum number of votes. However, please know that maximum number of votes is not equivalent to a majority of votes.

So, the smaller parties tend to merge with the bigger parties or they drop out of elections. Such a parliamentary system prevails in Canada and Great Britain, in which there are two parties holding the maximum numbers of seats.

Multi-Party System

The third and the most common form of government is the multi-party system. In such a system, there are three or more parties which have the capacity to gain control of the government separately or in a coalition.

In case, no party achieves a clear majority of the legislative seats, then several parties join forces and form a coalition government. Countries like India, follow a multi-party system. Some people are of the view, that a multi-party system often leads to political instability in a country.

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TRUE!

IT'S TRUE GL

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53 pilgrims survived to celebrate the first thanksgiving in 1621

Answer: i think in the back were u stuff it

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wrong

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im confused- what does that have to do with any math?

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yes because they would allow soldiers to storm into people's houses and take whatever they wanted such as medicine, horses, and food.

Answer: It stemmed from the annexation of the Republic of Texas by the U.S. in 1845 and from a dispute over whether Texas ended at the Nueces River (the Mexican claim) or the Rio Grande (the U.S. claim).

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its overseas empire -- Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines Islands, Guam, and other islands.

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D. It called for three branches of government.

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James Madison's Virginia Plan, introduced to the Constitutional Convention in 1787, envisioned a powerful national government with three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.

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Yes

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civil liberties Were Restricted During World War 1 Through The Espionage Act Of 1917 And The Sedition Act Of 1918, Which Were Used To Ban And Punish Criticism Of The Government And War.

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The emergence of global society is, in my view, nothing less than the evolution of a new system at a higher level of integration.

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Answer: False

Explanation: The French Revolution established both a new political order and a new social order. For that reason, it is considered a turning point in. European history.

A prominent aspect of Shintoism is the existence of shrines for worship.

Shintoism is a Japanese religion, being one of the two most popular in that country along with Buddhism. In general, this religion is characterized by the veneration of the kami or supernatural spirits that exist throughout nature.

An outstanding aspect of this religion is the existence of shrines in the houses of the people where they worship the Kami.

Learn more about Shintoism in: https://brainly.com/question/12764070

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A. shrines

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got it right on test

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The United States built the Panama Canal to have a quicker passage to the Pacific from the Atlantic and vice versa. It cost $400,000,000 to build. Columbians would not let Americans build the canal, but then with the assistance of the United States a Panamanian Revolution occurred. The new ruling people allowed the United States to build the canal.

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Although detractors of the time tried to belittle the word "normalcy" as a neologism as well as a malapropism, saying that it was poorly coined by Harding (as opposed to the more accepted term normality), there was contemporaneous discussion and evidence that normalcy had been listed in dictionaries as far back as 1857 ...

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Julius Caesar

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The First Triumvirate was a political alliance between three powerful men in the Roman Republic: Gaius Julius Caesar, Marcus Licinius Crassus, and Gnaeus Pompey.

what reading? you need to give it to us

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I think the first one might be C but im not sure on what to do for the second part im sorry

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