Answer:
Political apathy is an inclination of lack of responsiveness towards governmental issues.
Explanation:
Imagine you are living in England during the 1600s, just before it changed from a limited monarchy to an absolute monarchy. Write a letter to the king stating your views in opposition to the change to an absolute monarchy l. Give your reasons for opposing the change. Be specific and give examples. Be sure too tell who you are what status you may have
Answer:
In this fictitious scenario, my name is Henry Decass, a nobleman, childhood friend of the king.
Explanation:
Your royal highness.
After receiving the news about the changes in the format of the monarchy that will change from a limited monarchy to an absolute monarchy, I reflected a lot on the matter and with concern I humbly decided to write to you, asking you to reconsider this change.
In my humble opinion, I see absolute monarchy as a very complicated and tiring system. It is not correct that you, as king, have the full power of our territory. This is because, although you recognize you as a genius, you cannot take all the burden of a country for yourself, as it would spend much of its energy and rationality. It is necessary that the power of the kingdom be divided and that although you are the great master and responsible for everything, it is preferable that there are men of trust who can help you manage this power, the kingdom that is very extensive and that has chances of becoming extend further.
As I said earlier, I recognize that your majesty is great, but unfortunately, you are not omnipresent and cannot command everything, absolutely alone, because in addition to bringing management risks to the kingdom, I believe it will bring risks to your health.
I apologize if it was inconvenient, because as you well know I have always honored our friendship and complicity above all and I have faith that you will listen to my advice with kindness.
From your eternal servant,
Henry Decas.
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Answer:
True!
Explanation:
at the end of WWII stalin was handing out free elections in poland.
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1. Eli Whitney
2. James Watt
3. Robert Fulton
4. Samuel F. B. Morse
5. Peter Cooper
Answer:
1 - Interchangeable Parts and Milling
2 - Photocopier and Parallel Motion
3 - steamboat
4 - morse code
5 - tom thumb locomotive
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What was the outcome of the sepoy rebellion in India?
A The British East India Company was rewarded for it effectively stopping the Rebellion
B the British withdrew all troops and agencies from india temporarly
C the Indians receive greater levels of Independence
D the British government took control and implemented direct rule
Answer:
The British East India Company wins. Indians did not win due to power conflicts between Muslims and Hindus. It was the British rule over India.
Explanation:
The sepoy insurrection in India resulted in the British government assuming power and imposing direct rule. As a result, choice (D) is appropriate.
What is the sepoy rebellion?The Indian Mutiny, also known as the Sepoy Mutiny or the First War of Independence, was an extensive but ultimately fruitless uprising against British rule in India between 1857 and 1859. It was started at Meerut by Indian soldiers (sepoys) working for the British East India Company, and it quickly spread to Agra, Kanpur, Delhi,and Lucknow. In India, it is frequently referred to as the First Independence War and other names that are similar.
The sepoy mutineers' underlying resentments against British taxes and previous land annexations by the English East India Company (EEIC) also fueled their rage, and within weeks, numerous Indian army units joined peasant armies in a sweeping uprising.
The British government immediately liquidated the East India Company in favor of direct sovereignty over India. In addition, the British administration started a policy of consulting with Indians.
Hence, option (D) is accurate.
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Using the vocabulary bank and describing the historical circumstances that led to the establishment of settled societies in the Indus Valley until the start of the classical age in India.
Write in complete sentences.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The historical circumstances that led to the establishment of settled societies in the Indus Valley were the following.
The Indus Valley civilization is one of the oldest cultures known on planet Earth.
Historians believe that the Indus civilization is as older as the Sumerians, in Mesopotamia.
Also known as the Harappan civilization, the first settlement of the Indus people was next to the Indus River. Since those ancestral times, the Harappans developed an important culture around agriculture. As a result of this, the Indus people strengthen their kingdom in the region. Because of this development, the Harappan people prospered and extended their territories.
But through the passing of years, they disappeared mysteriously due to factors unknown by historians and anthropologists. So after many years, other people that practiced Buddhism and Hinduism followed.
Why did the Far West attract many freedmen?
O A. They were looking for family members.
B. There were more city jobs available.
O C. It was a change from plantation life.
O D. All of the above
Answer: its c
Explanation:
It was a change from plantation life
Answer:
c
Explanation:
What constitutional Clause did Hamilton use to
justify his Bank Bill?
Answer:
the elastic clause
Explanation:
Put the revolutionary governments in order and discuss one thing that each government accomplished or tried to accomplish for France.
Explanation: Is it the France Revolution
-Guided the formation of the new government based on the ideas in
the Constitution.
-Worked to create a stable economic system.
-Gave advice for the nation's future foreign affairs.
-Established precedents for future Presidents.
-Which U.S. President displayed these leadership qualities?
O John Adams
O George Washington
O Thomas Jefferson
O James Monroe
Answer:
George Washington
Explanation:
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What was the response to FDR's Executive Order 8802?
Answer:
Military and industry leaders resisted the order.
Explanation:
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What was the columbian exchange?
Answer:
The second one
Explanation:
The Aztecs established an empire in
the highlands of Guatemala
O the Valley of Mexico
O the Andes Mountains
the Amazon Rainforest
Answer:
True
Explanation:
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what is not a reason the americans declared independence from great britain
Answer:
they loved the new taxes
Explanation:
Independent agencies, such as NASA, along with their regulatory com/nissions, make up the
of the United States.
bureaucracy
task force
cabinet
Intelligence
26. What is NOT true about the "Crusades”?
a. they lasted for about 300 years
b. they targeted the spread of Islam
c. there were over forty “Crusades” over the 600-year period
d. they were concerned with lands and sacred sites in the "Holy Lands” being occupied by Muslims
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Answer:
Correct answers are:
b. they targeted the spread of Islam
d. they were concerned with lands and sacred sites in the "Holy Lands” being occupied by Muslims
Explanation:
Option A is not correct as they lasted less than 200 years, from 1096 to 1271.
Option C is not correct as there were eight Crusades (the number that have been mentioned in textbooks).
Option B is correct as Crusades tried to prevent the spreading of Islam, especially in the period when Turks Seljuks started spreading their power.
Option D is also correct because they wanted to deliberate Holy Land from the hands of Muslims, as they were usually saying.
Question 38 (1 point)
The 'middle zone' of latitude has four seasons and is also known as the ____
zone.
Polar
Temperale
Tropical
Twilight
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Answer:
Tropical
Explanation:
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Buddhist beleive that:
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
Buddhist believe that all people can find enlightenment
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What prompted the call to rewrite the Articles of Confederation?
Answer:
Delegates realized that the articles weren't strong enough to stop an uprising. The rules created a weak government. They wanted to fix this so they called another meeting. The Articles later became a part of the US Constitution.
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This isn't help with an assignment more of helping understanding a history thing. So my question is, how does a country purchase something from another one? Wouldn't Dollars be worthless to Britain? Also how is it possible for the government to go broke, can't they just print the money, plus if they make the currency, couldn't they just change it. I get that Money from one country is worth some amount in another country, but how the heck would the other country benefit from foreign money, like don't they print the money, and having foreign money wouldn't help with purchasing things in their own country. I don't know a lot about this type of stuff, so I could be wrong, i'm not even entirely sure countries print money. This is my first brainly question so sorry if it's long.
Answer:
A country purchases something from another country through agreements or quite simply a business deal, when dealing with a foreign currency the country exchanges the dollar for another type of money. Let's say you're an American and you want to go to Mexico, obviously you can't use American dollar to buy something in Mexico. Then you go and exchange that money for a Mexican dollar "peso," now you have Mexican money and they have American money and then Mexico can use that American money to buy things in American vice versa. A government can go broke due to recessions this includes, lack of jobs, frequent bankruptcies, and poor economy in general. Yes a country can just print more money but that does not mean it has value, you don't just add more fuel to the flames in hopes of extinguishing it. For example, there's a dollar in Zimbabwe that has a value of around 100 trillion but the dollar is not valuable, in fact, that dollar is worth 40 cents in American money. Adding onto "why can't a government print more money," if it was that easy why isn't each country as prosperous as the US for example.
Explanation:
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Answer:
The answer is B
Explanation:
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What was the first state to secede from the union in 1860
Answer:
South Carolina
Explanation:
Answer:
state of South Carolina
Explanation:
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Who took one of the biggest L in history?
Answer:
hitler
Explanation:
what impact did the Berlin Conference have on Africa?
Answer: It gave European nations the opportunity to take control of Africa and disregard the Natives that were there before them and just do what they wanted to do.
It basically means that Natives and Africa were getting treated badly.
Explanation:
Why was Suleiman's failure to take Vienna pivotal for Europe?
Answer:
Because it stopped further Ottoman spreading in Central and Western Europe.
Explanation:
Suleiman is regarded as the greatest of the Ottoman sultans. Since he arrived on the throne, he managed to spread his country. In 1521 he conquered Belgrade, and after the battle of Mohacs he managed to open the door towards the capital of Habsburg Monarchy.
Still, as he didn't managed to conquer the capital, he had to retreat. His failure to capture Vienna, prevented the Ottomans to spread their domain across the Europe.
Which statement best describes installment plans?
Answer:
Consumers made small, regular payments on large purchases
Answer:
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Explanation:
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What city became Georgia’s railroad center in the 1800s and is the current capital? A. Atlanta B. Augusta C. Macon D. Savannah
Answer:
a alanta georgia
Explanation:
Answer:
A. Atlanta
Explanation:
Jaime is writing an informative essay on the life of President Jimmy Carter. Which source is a primary source he might use?
diary entries by President Carter
journal articles about President Carter
encyclopedia articles on President Carter
textbooks with information on President Carter
Answer:
Correct answer is diary entries by President Carter .
Explanation:
Third and fourth options are not correct as first of all textbook and encyclopedia are not a primary, but a secondary historical source.
On the other side, diary entries are the best primary source because are written sources from the perspective of someone who participated in certain events, in this case president Carter.
Second option is not correct option, but after the diary journal articles would be also important as are written in the period when certain events happened.
Answer:
Its B
Explanation:
the other person is correct
36)
As nations learn to specialize in production, they will trade with other nations when what happens?
A)
They have absolute advantage in trade.
B)
They have comparative advantage in trade.
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C)
They will not trade with another country.
Eliminate
D)
When they lose their advantage in that area of trade.
Answer:
B
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16. Which of the following statements most accurately describe the opinion of
Anti-Federalism
A. A national government needs the power to tax
B. The country needs a national currency to reach its economic potential
C. Without a Bill of Rights, the national government will become a tyranny
D. Democracy will only work in a large republic
Answer:
[tex]\boxed {\boxed {\sf C. \ Without \ a \ Bill \ of \ Rights, \ the \ national \ government \ will \ become \ a \ tyranny}}[/tex]
Explanation:
The Anti-Federalists were opposed to strong government. They were mainly "ordinary citizens" and farmers. Some key members were Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry.
Their core beliefs included:
A strict Constitutional interpretation A general fear of one centralized government. They championed state governments and a small republic.Opposition of the Constitution (they wanted to preserve the Articles of Confederation, because they aligned with Anti-Federalist beliefs) A Bill of Rights to protect the people's individual freedoms that could be threatened by strong governmental influenceSo, based on the Anti-Federalist beliefs, they would not want to give the national government more power through taxation (choice A) or a national currency (choice B).
They also would despise a large republic (choice D). as they favored smaller government.
However, they did fight for a Bill of Rights, hoping it could protect the people from a too-powerful government. Choice C is correct.