Protest Songs
What is the mood of the song "Ohio"?
Answer:
The mood was just very intense.
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What Paul wrote as instructions about discipleship is related to things at the heart of the Christian faith. Choose three related theological themes that are evident in Paul's letter to the Philippians.
1.the end times
2.the work of the Holy Spirit
3.the importance of the Ten Commandments
4.the reality of angels and demons
5.the Christian hope
6.the importance of being circumcised
7.the centrality of the cross
8.the nature of the universe
Answer:
1,5 and 7 are the three theological themes that Paul wrote
Which of the following countries was not
one of the Allies In World War II?
A. France
B. Germany
C. Great Britain
Answer:
Germany
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Which Roman philosopher called for changes to be made in the Roman government to save it from the chaos that was taking over? * A. Plutarch B.Cicero C.Porcia D.Apuleius
Answer:
B) cicero
Explanation:
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What happened to the wall of Berlin in 1989?
Answer:
It was on 9 November 1989, five days after half a million people gathered in East Berlin in a mass protest, that the Berlin Wall dividing communist East Germany from West Germany crumbled. East German leaders had tried to calm mounting protests by loosening the borders, making travel easier for East Germans.
In 1775 what important event happened in Washington’s life?
Answer: Washington is appointed General and Commander-in-Chief of the new Continental Army by the Second Continental Congress
Explanation:
Answer:
Washington is appointed General and Commander-in-Chief of the new Continental Army by the Second Continental Congress
The successful European farming plantations in Southeast Asia led to which result?
A. local farmers becoming jobless
B. local farmers taking up new occupations
C. local farmers working for the Europeans
D. local farmers moving to different areas
Douglas Kearney states that in the poem "We Are Not Responsible," Harryette Mullen addresses the concept of language being used as a "tool for power," which in turn can be used for oppression. In which lines does Harryette Mullen’s show this concept? How is language being used to oppress people in the current state of the country today?
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
It is true that language can be used as a "tool for power," which in turn can be used for oppression.
In which lines do Harryette Mullen’s show this concept?
In the following lines:
"You were detained for interrogation because you fit the profile.
You are not presumed to be innocent if the police
have reason to suspect you are carrying a concealed wallet.
It is not our fault you were born wearing a gang color.
It is not our obligation to inform you of your rights,"
How language is being used to oppress people in the current state of the country today?
Language can do much harm because it lasts forever. Words can heal but also can hurt and create damage. And in today's world, people have been very aggressive. It seems that respect and tolerance are things from the past.
Language has been used to insult, denigrate, offend, and attack. And this has repercussions that precede violence.
Harryette Mullen is an African American teacher and poet who works at UCLA, in the Los Angeles area.
Which of the following statements about Sunderland Falls is false?
A.
It is one of the world’s largest waterfalls.
B.
It is located in the Darling River.
C.
It has a drop of 1,904 ft.
D.
It is located on New Zealand’s South Island.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
What famous Arizona landmark is shown in Thomas Moran’s painting The Chasm of the Colorado?
A. Canyon de Chelly
B. Grand Canyon
C. Painted Desert
D. Hoover Dam
Answer:
B
Explanation:
What did the Levitt Company do to address the housing demand? *
Answer:
Levitt's true genius was that he foresaw the unprecedented demand for middle-class housing that followed World War II, and by applying a panoply of assembly-line techniques to housing construction, positioned himself to make the most of the situation.
Explanation:
William Levitt revolutionized the way Americans live and ushered in an age of suburbia by providing inexpensive housing outside the city.
Levitt's true genius was that he foresaw the unprecedented demand for middle-class housing that followed World War II, and by applying a panoply of assembly-line techniques to housing construction, positioned himself to make the most of the situation.
When Mexico
was unable to
pay its debts,
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the leader of France, took
the opportunity to expand
his empire and Invade
Mexico
Answer:
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Explanation:
Question 2 (1 point) What did the people in Mississippian cultures eat? Corn, deer, fish and if near the sea: clams, oysters, and mussels berries, apples, olives, goats Pigs, cows, chicken, sheep, berries They were vegetarian. .
Its A.
Corn, deer, fish and if near the sea: clams, oysters, and mussels
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2.In what ways has the Ganges River become polluted?
Answer:
the disposal of human sewage and animal waste, increasing population density, and disposal of industrial waste into the river.
Explanation:
Explanation:
Cremate dead bodies and the ashes are ceremonially scatter in the holy their beliefs. They belief is bath of river wash their sins away. Also, the Ganges river is so polluted because it contains the ashes of cremated people and sewage from the people.
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In one paragraph, describe what your think is the single largest accomplishment of the Civil Rights Movement and one area in which the United States struggled with race issues during and beyond the 1960s.
Plz actually answer! (Not heres the link)
Answer:
In my opinion, answer below
Explanation:
In my opinion, the largest accomplishment of the Civil Rights movement and one area in which the US struggled with race issues was when congress passed a law, in 1964 saying that everyone would be equal. This prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. This civil rights act forbade discrimination on the basis of gender, as well as race in hiring, promoting, and firing.
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7) The Adams-Oniz Treaty (1819) did all the following except
a) removed the 5 Civilized Tribes from the American South
b) acquired Florida for the United States
c) drew a transcontinental line across the western U.S. allowing the U.S. to claim rights to the Pacific Northwest
d) paid all debts owed by Spain to Americans because of Indian depredations originating from Spanish Florida
The black panther party’s tactics in the war on poverty included ?
Answer:
The Black Panther party (BPP) was formed to address police violence and nagging inequalities that punctuated African Americans' lives.
Explanation:
far from being anti-white, the party addressed issues of poverty and inequality that affected communities of color. The founders, Huey Newton and Bobby Sealed founded the party in Oakland, CA in 1966. They were particularly concerned with issues of police brutality, which was a major problem in Oakland and nationwide at the time. Citing the Second Amendment, point #7 of their 10 point blueprint directed black people to "arm themselves for self defense."
In addition to guns, under the open carry laws in California at the time, members would also arm themselves with law books in order to shine a light on police misconduct and for informing those being stopped by the police or arrested of their Constitutional rights.
The history of the party offers a unique parallel to our current movement of the Black Lives Matter proponents today, including the use of social media which is designed to focus the public's attention on the continued unequal treatment of people of color and especially the wave of police violence brought against them.
Atlanta lost its spot as the busiest airport in the world. Who took the spot?
Answer:
China airport
Explanation:
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The Chinese people staged the Boxer Rebellion to show they did not approve of
A foreign imperialism over China.
B the lack of trade occurring in China.
C the decline of Christianity in China. D countries disobeying the Open Door policy.
Answer: your answer is A
Explanation:
A foreign imperialism over China.
How did empires relate to nation-states? They were stand-alone entities that staved off empires. They emerged when feudal lords and the Catholic Church could no longer hold power. They sought political change through the elections. They broke away when Empires began to grow weak.
Answer:
They were stand-alone entities that staved off empires.
Explanation:
Nationalism began in the 19th century, which carried many changes in the politics of Europe. These changes were the appearance of the nation-states in place of the dynasty empires of Europe. Nation-States led people to share a feeling of common nationality. The nation-state is above the king, estate, church, or province.
Select the correct answer. An anthropologist publishes a paper, but does not disclose information about the fact that a charity sponsored the study. Which ethical principle is the anthropologist violating? A. preserving records B. informed consent C. research accessibility D. openness and honesty
The correct answer is D) openness and honesty.
An anthropologist publishes a paper but does not disclose information about the fact that a charity-sponsored the study. The ethical principle the anthropologist is violating is the principle of openness and honesty.
The Anthropologist must share the credit of its research because the charity institution or different people donated resources that made the research possible.
This means that without that support, teh research could have not to be conducted. That is why it is important to share the credit and disclose information about the people and institutions that supported the research. Being open and honest are traits that every research needs in this activity. Otherwise, the anthropologist is about to close many doors for further opportunities.
In 1754 B.C., in ancient Babylon, a king created a collection of laws known as the ...
in 1754 B.C in ancient Babylon.a king created a collection of laws known as the code of hammurabi
Is terrorism a justifiable response to imperialism?
Answer:
Terrorist attacks are almost never justifiable.
Explanation:
Wars and other forms of violence are already terrible. Terrorism on the other hand is way worse. Terrorism is the unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government or its citizens to further certain political or social objectives. It is highly illegal and almost never makes a group agree with your views. Terrorism only instills fear, causes wars, and never ends well.
The purpose of the 1787 Constitutional Convention was to revise the
Answer:
Articles of Confederation
Explanation:
The point of the event was decide how America was going to be governed. Although the Convention had been officially called to revise the existing Articles of Confederation, many delegates had much bigger plans.
How are the espionage act of 1917 and the patriot act of 2001 similar?
Explanation:
The Espionage act of 1917 is a federal law which was passed in 1917 in the USA. This act The Espionage Act made it illegal to collect intelligence, capture images, or copy details of national defense intelligence with the intention or purpose to suspect that the intelligence will be used to harm the American Government or benefit a foreign power.
The Patriot Act was passed in 2001 to strengthen law enforcement's ability to prevent and discourage threats in the United States.
The similarity between these two acts were wartime actions enacted by Congress that are considered as obvious civil rights abuses are known as the treason.
Which of the following were reasons for the Soviet Union’s collapse?
i. Satellite nations declared independence.
ii. The Soviet Union could not compete economically with the West.
iii. Soviet citizens demanded political and economic reforms.
iv. The United States beat the Soviet Union in a violent battle at Stalingrad.
A. i. and ii. only
B. i. and iv. only
C. iii. and iv. only
D. i., ii., and iii.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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What item did the Dutch refuse to give to the nazis in 1942
Answer:
Artists refused to join the German culture guild, despite the fact that this denied them income. Farmers refused to pay the Nazis,
Answer:
German invasion of the Netherlands..
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