Were the British justified in burning down the Senate building and White House as military targets or was it a totally unnecessary crime? Explain!

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Were the British justified in burning down the Senate building and White House as military targets or was it a totally unnecessary crime?

From the perspective of the British troops, the burning down of the White House was justified because the British knew that Washington was the center and a strategic place for the Americans. The British knew that these actions would diminish the morale of the inexperienced Army of the new nation.

The Senate and the White House had symbolic importance in the strategy of the British Army and their burning was seen as a key decision to capture the region.

Some authors and historians refer to the concept of total war, in which destroying the resources of the enemy are vital so they cannot use them to regroup.

This was not the case, but the British knew that they could hit hard on key public buildings in Washington D.C., trying to get a considerable advantage of this city and its connection to the River and its closeness to the coast.

The executive branch of government is responsible for making policies which of the executive branch forms it

A. house if representatives
B. Senate
C. Cabinet
D public sector

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All of the following are factors promoting regional integration except:
A) similar culture
B) similar social and economic problem
c)impacted by globalization
D)similar currency

which of the following is not a carribean country
A) haiti
b)Trinidad and tobago
c)Africa
D)jamaica

4All of the following are members states of caricom except?

A)barbados,belieze,Dominica

B)Guyana,haiti,jamaica

c)Bermuda, the british virgin islands, the cayman islands

D) monsterrat,suriname,and trinidad and tobago

which of the following is not an objective of caricom

A) trade liberalizatiom
B) common external tariff
c) to gain republic status for members
D) The harmonization of fiscal incentives

Alcohol,tobaco,marijuana,cocaine and prescription drugs are example of:

A)Drugs abuse by youths
B) Drugs abused by doctors
c)drugs abused by athletes
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Mrs. Lynn wanted to lose weight. She told her therapist that all her previous attempts seemed to get mysteriously stalled, in spite of her strong motivation. To help, her therapist decided to assess whether her weight loss might be personally threatening to her husband, and arranged for an appointment with the two of them together. The therapist's thinking is most characteristic of a:

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if you were a politician, what is one thing you would change in canada to make sure women are treated equally?

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How long are Supreme Court judges appointed for?
A. Two years
B. For life
C. Four years
D. Fifty years

A state statute provides a remedy for victims of employment discrimination. The statute requires complainants to bring charges before the state's fair employment commission within 180 days of the alleged unlawful employment practices. The commission then has 120 days to convene a fact-finding conference to obtain evidence, ascertain the parties' positions, and explore settlement possibilities. An employee was discharged from his job purportedly because of a physical handicap unrelated to his ability to perform his job. The employee filed a timely complaint, alleging unlawful termination of employment, as required by the statute. However, through inadvertence, the commission scheduled the fact-finding conference five days after the 120-day statutory period expired. At the conference, the employer moved that the charge be dismissed for lack of a timely conference. The commission denied the motion. The employer petitioned the state supreme court. The court held for the employer, stating that the failure to comply with the 120-day requirement deprived the commission of jurisdiction to consider the employee's charge. On appeal to the United States Supreme Court, the employee argues that his right to due process will be violated if the commission's error is allowed to extinguish his cause of action.
Which of the following best describes the viability of the employee's due process claim?
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Press Enter or Space to submit the answerAThe claim fails, because the employee had no protected property interest in his job.BThe claim fails, because the state legislature, having conferred on claimants a remedy for claims of unfair employment practices, has the prerogative to establish limiting procedures for such claims.CorrectCThe claim succeeds, because the employee had a protected property interest in the remedy.DThe claim succeeds, because of the fundamental unfairness of leaving the employee without a remedy.A state statute provides a remedy for victims of employment discrimination. The statute requires complainants to bring charges before the state's fair employment commission within 180 days of the alleged unlawful employment practices. The commission then has 120 days to convene a fact-finding conference to obtain evidence, ascertain the parties' positions, and explore settlement possibilities. An employee was discharged from his job purportedly because of a physical handicap unrelated to his ability to perform his job. The employee filed a timely complaint, alleging unlawful termination of employment, as required by the statute. However, through inadvertence, the commission scheduled the fact-finding conference five days after the 120-day statutory period expired. At the conference, the employer moved that the charge be dismissed for lack of a timely conference. The commission denied the motion. The employer petitioned the state supreme court. The court held for the employer, stating that the failure to comply with the 120-day requirement deprived the commission of jurisdiction to consider the employee's charge. On appeal to the United States Supreme Court, the employee argues that his right to due process will be violated if the commission's error is allowed to extinguish his cause of action.
Which of the following best describes the viability of the employee's due process claim?
A. The claim fails, because the employee had no protected property interest in his job.
B. The claim fails, because the state legislature, having conferred on claimants a remedy for claims of unfair employment practices, has the prerogative to establish limiting procedures for such claims.
C. The claim succeeds, because the employee had a protected property interest in the remedy.
D. The claim succeeds, because of the fundamental unfairness of leaving the employee without a remedy.

These words from Chief Justice John Marshall's opinion in the 1803 case of Marbury v. Madison are inscribed on the U.S. Supreme Court building. How does this statement relate to the function of the judicial branch and its place within our three-branch system of government? Why do you think this idea was important enough to have it displayed at the Supreme Court? If we did not have an independent, impartial judicial branch, who might be responsible for saying what the law is, and why might that be problematic?

Natural resources are resources found in______that are______to people.

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Which of the following regions in the world contains sacred cities to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
Northern Europe
Middle East
Southeast Asia
West Africa

The answers to them

A father who was paralyzed in an accident and unable to work refused to accept financial support from relatives or the government to help him care for his family. When one of his children became seriously ill and needed medical attention, the father refused to allow the child to receive medical care at the local public health clinic because of his feelings regarding the acceptance of charity. The father thought that the child was starting to get better, but then she took a turn for the worse and died from her illness. What crime has the father most likely committed

A mother was frustrated with her four-year-old child, who would not stop throwing a tantrum in a large chain department store. After screaming that he wanted a toy over and over again, and trying to run away from her to the toy aisle, the mother swatted her son on the behind. Another woman in the store saw the mother swat the son and saw the child cry and grab his behind; because she believed that spanking was child abuse, she reported the mother to the police. The police arrested the mother for battery. When they examined the child, he had no marks on his body. Will the mother like

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Please which of the following is a benefit that a a business is likely to attain from purchasing new equipment?

can anyone identify and explain at least 2 similarities between prehistoric humans and humans today? (repost)

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Christians should not use contraception agree and disagree please.. ​

Explain how the Enlightenment concept of natural rights encouraged the American and French Revolutions.

Which of the following sets most accurately matches the important document with the concepts it embodies?
A.
Magna Carta: limited power of rulers, trial by jury
B.
English Bill of Rights: freedom of speech, freedom of religion
C.
Mayflower Compact: self-government, representative democracy
D.
Virginia Declaration of Rights: freedom of religion, separation of powers

what is the shape of Africa​

The significance of these images suggest that

(1) Mayan civilization was highly advanced prior to the arrival of “The Encounter”.

(2) Mayan history and culture was dependent on the interaction with Europeans

(3) West African Kingdoms traded with the Mayan people.

(4) The Inca adapted to their environment.

Describe the Eastern seaboard?

Which of the following is a problem with bureaucracy?
A- it can sacrifice the needs of individuals.
B- people can feel objectified by it.
C- and often creates unnecessary “red tape.”
D- all the above.

The type of government in which citizens have a say in what happens is known as __________.
A.
democracy
B.
republic
C.
monarchy
D.
aristocracy

Transformational leadership Group of answer choices serves to change the status quo by appealing to followers' values and their sense of higher purpose. occurs when the traditions of society dictate who has authority and how this authority can be used. occurs when leaders and followers are in some type of exchange relationship in order to get needs met. occurs when a person possesses authority not because of tradition but because of the laws that govern the position occupied. PreviousNext

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Which of the following was NOT established in Article I of the Constitution?
A. It vested the power to execute laws in a congress
B. It created a bicameral Legislature
C. It set qualifications for holding office in each house
D. It enumerated powers, such as regulating interstate commerce and declaring wars

Before the 1850s, MOST cities were built close to

is one of the most important things to the humans.


Answer option

Human dignity
Human behavior
Human values

Marcus is taking advanced placement chemistry in high school because he loves science and is fascinated by chemistry experimentation. Wade is taking advanced placement chemistry because his guidance counselor told him he had to if he intended to apply to a pre-med program at a competitive university. Marcus is motivated by _____, while Wade is motivated by _____.