Answer:The so-called Age of Exploration was a period from the early 15th century and continuing into the early 17th century, during which European ships were traveled around the world to search for new trading routes and partners to feed burgeoning capitalism in Europe.
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Answer:
I believe the answer would be Europe
Explanation:
1. Which is true of how our eyes detect
electromagnetic waves?
A. Our eyes are sensitive only to the shortest waves
in the electromagnetic spectrum.
B. Our eyes are sensitive to a narrow band of waves
within the electromagnetic spectrum.
C. Our eyes are sensitive to all electromagnetic waves
with a wavelength longer than infrared.
D. Our eyes are sensitive to the entire range of the
electromagnetic spectrum.
Answer:
i thank its b
Explanation:
What present-day country adopted the Byzantine Cyrillic alphabet?
Answer:
Naveh (1973)
Or: 11th century BC.
TheNeolithic revolution is seen as a turning point in human history mainly because
Answer:
Neolithic Revolution considered a turning point in world history.
Explanation:
The Neolithic Revolution is considered a turning point in history because it encouraged a nomadic lifestyle. The Neolithic Revolution is considered a turning point in world history because Domestication of animals and cultivation of crops led to settled communities.
By the end of the hundred years war Juan of arc had been
How did Mansa Musa contribute to the economic success of Mali?
Because of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage across the world (where he showcased his wealth) the kingdom of Mali gained enormous economic success and recognition. When he went on tour showcasing his wealth to everyone he saw, he arguably became the worlds first 'celerity'. Because of his immense wealth and popularity, word got around quickly on how powerful and wealthy the kingdom of Mali is, and many scholars and all sorts of people flocked to Mali. Mansa Musa built mosques and learning centers, and Mali became a hub of learning and a bustling city. Because Mansa Musa gained celerity like status, others recognized Mali as a good place to make money, learn, worship, and live. Because of this boost of population, Mali's economy grew immensely.
Hope this helps! (you might want to look up certain dates and specifics of his pilgrimage, I hope this is a good outline though!)
Hey guys I need help with this, can you write a short story using 10 of these words and can you guys make it so it looks like a 6th grader wrote it? Thank you, here are the words. Apparel, Besiege, Compress. Denounce, Dispatch, Douse, Expressly, Famished, Forsake, Gainful, Immense, Inept, Ingenious, Instantaneous, Irk, Libel, Misgiving, Oaf, Recede and Repast
Answer:
Story writing using 10 words given in the question.
Explanation:
Once there was a young girl who was so addicted to getting her own way that she hardly has any friends. She would go to an apparel shop alone which greatly irked her but there was nothing she could do. Besieged with the prospect of being alone forever, she decided to denounce her rude behavior and try to change herself. With that change, she began to forsake her old behavior and try to be accommodating as much as she can.
As the days go by, she people began to see a change in her which greatly impressed them. They now know that she is capable of love and goodness, and not the inept person that they thought she'd be. Immensely happy and anxious at the same time, the girl carefully maintained her changed nature so as not to be deemed bad again. Amidst all this, there were some who had misgivings about the change in her and would do anything to see her go back to the same person she was before. Despite all that, there was an instantaneous increase in her popularity, mostly because of her changing nature. And there was no prospect of receding to the awful person she was, for she as determined to prove to the world that she can also be a changed person, changed for the good.
What class of solids is made up of regularly repeating subunits of tightly packed, orderly arrangements of atoms, ions, or molecules?
A.
a metallic solid
B.
a crystalline solid
C.
an amorphous solid
D.
a nonmetallic solid
Answer:
a crystalline solid
Explanation:
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Do you think Parliament had the right to tax the colonists without their consent? Why or why not?
Parliament had the right to tax the colonists without their consent YES.
A tax is a compulsory fee or economic charge that a government imposes on a person or a business in order to raise money for public projects like building the greatest infrastructure and services. Several public spending programs are then funded with the funds that have been raised.
In this, it was to make sure that the government will be able to make sure that they will be able to make more money. As it was to make sure that there will be a part in which they will have growth.
The colonist was the one who had to pay the tax. Also, the rate and the amount of the tax were decided by the parliament. This rate will depend on the need of the government and its plans.
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Which religions are monotheistic?
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A. Only Christianity
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B. Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
C. Hindu and Buddhism
D. Only Islam
Answer:
It would be B.
Explanation:
The three religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam readily fit the definition of monotheism, which is to worship one god while denying the existence of other gods. But, the relationship of the three religions is closer than that: They claim to worship the same god.
Who were some Americans that were Patriots and what was their historical significance?
Answer:
One of them was George Washington
Explanation:
The captain of the revolutionary Army and was first president of the US
Explanation:
Patriots (also known as Revolutionaries, Continentals, Rebels, or American Whigs) were those colonists of the Thirteen Colonies who rejected British rule during the American Revolution and declared the United States of America as an independent nation in July 1776.
Which is NOT a goal promoted by the government through fiscal policy?
A) price stability
B) economic growth
C)full employment
D) money supply
Answer:
Its D (inflation)
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure.
What are the strengths and weaknesses of thhe british and american armies?
Answer:
Here are each of their strength and weaknesses during their battle in the American revolutionary war:
British Armies - Strength
- More modern weapons compared to the American armies
- A more modern method of transportation that enables them to reach different regions in United States faster than American armies.
- More experience in the battlefield
British Armies- Weakness
- Far proximities with their base in England. So it took a while before their main army can arrive everytime they asked for help
- Almost all locals were hostile toward them. Making them subjected to surprise attack
American Armies- Strength
- Received help from the French and Dutch Armies. (they have their own interest in American soil if they managed to drive the british out
- The soldiers know local terrain better than the British doliers did. Giving opportunities for creative strategies
- More manpower
American Armies - Weakness
- Worse weapons compared to the British Armies.
- The British Armies have a group of American Loyalists. These loyalists fought for the sides of British Armies even though they're American
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Even in this 21st century,some tribes of nepal are living in hunting and gathering society. Their existence has become critical due to deforestation. In this situation,how should we protect them from extinction?Suggest any four measures.
Answer:
The State of the World’s Indigenous Peoples has been a collaborative effort in which a number of experts and
organizations have participated.
The thematic chapters were written by Joji Carino, Duane Champagne, Neva Collings, Myrna Cunningham,
Dalee Sambo Dorough, Naomi Kipuri and Mililani Trask. The introduction was written by the Secretariat of the
Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
The Secretariat of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues oversaw the preparation of the publication. Elsa
Stamatopoulou, Chief of the Secretariat provided overall leadership throughout the entire process of preparing this
publication. Broddi Sigurdarson was managing editor for the production of the publication from its inception.
Important contributions were made by Sonia Smallacombe, Carol Pollack, Juan Fernando Nuñez, Maria Luz
Aragon, Ekaterina Gorbunova and Anna Satarova. Contributions were also made by Oksana Burnabaeva, Olga
Khovenmei, Bonney Hartley, Tobias Langenbach and Elizabeth Martinez.
Special gratitude goes to the Russian Association of the Indigenous Peoples of the North (RAIPON) and the Yamal
Nenets Autonomous Okrug for organizing an expert Group Meeting in Salekhard, Russian Federation which brought
together the authors and other experts for a three day meeting in preparation for this publication. The efforts of
Pavel Sulyandziga were particularly valuable in organizing this meeting. Other individuals also contributed to this
meeting. They include: Rodion Sulyandziga, Yana Dordina, William Langeveldt and Oksana Ilyina.
Special acknowledgements go to the editor, Diana Vinding and also to Ziad Al-Kadri and Marko Srdanovic of the
UN Graphic Design Unit, Department of Public Information.
Jomo Kwame Sundaram, Assistant-Secretary-General for Economic Development, and Anisuzzaman Chowdhury
of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs provided invaluable comments.
STATE OF THE WORLD’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
v
Foreword to the State of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
By Mr. Sha Zukang, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs
Indigenous peoples are custodians of some of the most biologically diverse territories in the world. They are also
responsible for a great deal of the world’s linguistic and cultural diversity, and their traditional knowledge has
been and continues to be an invaluable resource that benefits all of mankind.
Yet, indigenous peoples continue to suffer discrimination, marginalization, extreme poverty and conflict. Some
are being dispossessed of their traditional lands as their livelihoods are being undermined. Meanwhile, their
belief systems, cultures, languages and ways of life continue to be threatened, sometimes even by extinction.
Increasingly, governments are recognizing these threats, and matching such recognition with action. From land
claims settlements and constitutional amendments to important symbolic actions such as apologies for past
treatment of indigenous peoples, governments around the world are making important steps towards addressing
indigenous peoples’ concerns.
In responding to the challenges they continue to face, indigenous peoples have engaged the international
community, calling for a Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and a permanent forum at the United
Nations that meets regularly to discuss indigenous peoples’ issues and make recommendations to the UN system
and beyond.
The United Nations has committed its unwavering support to a future where all indigenous peoples will enjoy
peace, human rights and well-being, and has responded to indigenous peoples’ demands, welcoming them as
partners. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was adopted in September 2007,
and the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues meets annually at UN Headquarters, bringing together indigenous
peoples, Member States, NGOs, UN agencies and other intergovernmental organizations.
Explanation:
How does the First Amendment protect religious freedom for American citizens?
Choose exactly two answers that are correct.
It lets people practice their faith in their own way.
It allows the government to tax religious institutions.
It prevents the government from establishing a national religion.
It encourages all Americans to go to church on Sunday.
Answer:
The first and third answers are correct
Explanation:
The first amendment states "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof" This means that freedom of religion includes the freedom of practice, and means that there cannot be a national established religion.
The First Amendment protect religious freedom for American citizens through - It prevents the government from establishing a national religion.
- It lets people practice their faith in their own way.
The first amendment states give freedom of religion includes the freedom of practice.It restricts Congress to use power to prohibit any religious practices.Every religion is considered equal and given the right to express. The First Amendment also prohibits the government to establish a national religion.Therefore we can conclude that the First Amendment allows all religions an equal platform to function equally without any disturbance.
Thus options A and C are the correct answer.
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kenya celebrates self internal rule on
Answer:
Internal self rule" or Self-Governance Day is celebrated every year on June 1st
On Madaraka Day, Kenyans celebrate the moment in history when the country was granted
internal-self rule by the British colonialists.
On Jamhuri Day, they mark the day they gained independence.
What was the technological advancement that came from the period spanning 1150 - 800 BC?
Answer A compass maybe?
What makes a great ruler? Explain 3 traits a great ruler/leader has in order to be considered ‘great’.
Answer:
Leadership, Communication, and empathy
Which of the following best describes a central theme of the text?
A) Despite the fundraising, running a campaign is expensive.
B) Despite their age, all citizens have the right to run for office.
C) Despite the difficulties, being an elected official can be satisfying.
D) Despite their character, a candidate has to demonstrate he/she is the best choice.
Answer:
C
Explanation
Read the passage LOL
Answer: C
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Name two ways the American Revolution demonstrated a lasting impact on the world.
Answer: The Revolution also unleashed powerful political, social, and economic forces that would transform the post-Revolution politics and society, including increased participation in politics and governance, the legal institutionalization of religious toleration, and the growth and diffusion of the population.
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The best plan for long term investments include all of the following except...
A) Real estate
B) Mutual funds
C) Storing all money in a savings account
D) Stocks and bonds
Answer:
I think it is A) Real Estate.
Explanation:
What was a benefit of uniting Upper and Lower Egypt?
O The economy began to grow.
The capital remained the same.
O Astrong military was no longer needed.
O The government became less powerful.
The economy began to grow. I'm not too sure if this is correct, so use with caution!
Explain what the South African Government is doing to promote equal
access to basic services.
Answer:
South African government is carrying out various initiatives for redistribution and equal access to basic facilities. Basic services like electricity and resources, water and sanitation, waste management, and waste treatment are important services for improving people's lives.
Explanation:
Which two factors have the greatest effect on climate?
A.) Mountain barriers and amount of arable land
B.) Longitude and vegetation C.) Soil type and altitude
D.) Latitude and distance from water
Answer:
D. latitude and distance from water
Explanation:
Latitude determine how far a certain location is from the equators. Regions that are close to the equator line generally has warmer temperature compared to the regions that are further away from the temperature line.
Distance from water affect the quality of the soil. Typically, regions that have proximity to the body of water have a more nutritious soil that is better for agricultural activities.
Compare and contrast the six geographic regions of Arkansas
Answer:
Ozarks - mountains, mild temp
River Valley- Mountains with high relief areas, hotter than NWA
Ouachita- Mountains,rainy
Coastal Plain- flat low land, warm, moderate rain
Delta- Flat low land, Hot
Crowley's Ridge - lowlands of delta, high temp
What is the best summary of Keeler’s argument in "Thanksgiving: A Native American View" ? American Indians should take revenge for the way they were treated by European Americans. We should be thankful that the American Indians were able to save the Pilgrims. We should be thankful, because so many of the foods we eat on Thanksgiving were first grown by American Indians. We each have a responsibility to try to get rid of the hatred, bigotry, and greed that affected American Indians.
Answer:
D. We each have a responsibility to try to get rid of the hatred, bigotry, and greed that affected American Indians.
Explanation:
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why are the vedas important to aryan culture
Answer: the vedas contains and rules of aryan culture
Explanation:
It was a text that defined truth for the Hindus. It was what they believed and a book that they live by.
All of the following are ways special interest groups can affect policy making EXCEPT:
Group of answer choicesL
a. lobbying
b. electioneering
c. impeaching
d. litigation
Answer:
c. impeaching
Explanation:
Impeaching is the act of removing someone from a certain political position. Typically, Impeachment will be conducted when a certain group managed to collect a solid proof that the government official is abusing the position that he/she has.
The power to conduct a trial for impeachment belong to the Senate. Interest groups do not have the power to do it since the group itself technically are not a member of government officials.
Compare between the agrarian an industial society in four point
Answer: Agrarian society is commonly seen in developing nations. In contrast in industrial society, Industry is prime force of economy. All the government policies would industrial sector oriented. Agriculture would be there for just fulfilling the need of people.
Explanation:
Which was not a problem with the Articles of Confederation?
A)no national currency
B)enforce laws
C)no national court system
D)could notestablish a strong army
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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