Answer:
B
a dictatorship led by Napoleon Bonaparte
Explanation:
During the Age of Exploration, what motivated European monarchs and
explorers to pursue new routes for trade and colonization?
the wanted to avoid india and just go straight to asia when trading, and also the need for more resources ofc
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How does the Bill of Rights limit the power of government?
Give an example that demonstrates how the government is limited.
Answer:
You cannot criticise the government, correct me if I'm wrong
What does it mean when an author is said to be anonymous?
Answer:
Anonymous just means the author doesn't want their name/identity to be revealed. Or, it isn't clear who the original author was. In the case of journalism, anonymous could be credited to protect the identity of the source.
why did england decide to start taxing the American colonists
Answer:
Britain also needed money to pay for its war debts. The King and Parliament believed they had the right to tax the colonies. They decided to require several kinds of taxes from the colonists to help pay for the French and Indian War. ... The colonists started to resist by boycotting, or not buying, British goods.
Explanation:
Answer:
England decided to start taxing the American colonists because they also wanted to pay their war debts. (French and the Indian War) And the colonists started to resist by boycotting or not buying, British goods. I hope it helps!
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How did geography,religion and government affect how people in the English colonies lived?
Answer:
Geography caused some colonies to become centers of trade, and others to output huge amounts of crops. Geography controlled every detail of the colonies, as well as the rest of the world, and still does to this day. The Mid-Atlantic colonies used their large rivers, fertile soil and open plains for large scale farming.
Explanation:
summary on the sugar act
Answer:
Sugar Act, also called Plantation Act or Revenue Act, (1764), in U.S. colonial history, British legislation aimed at ending the smuggling trade in sugar and molasses from the French and Dutch West Indies and at providing increased revenues to fund enlarged British Empire responsibilities following the French and Indian War. Actually a reinvigoration of the largely ineffective Molasses Act of 1733, the Sugar Act provided for strong customs enforcement of the duties on refined sugar and molasses imported into the colonies from non-British Caribbean sources.
Explanation:
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(True or false?)
One thing that helped the natives defend themselves from the
invading Europeans was that their smaller number allowed them
to have a greater amount of food.
13 points!!!
Answer:i think its false
Explanation:
Because less ppl would mean less food, right? I think im right but good luck anyway
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Nicolaus Copernicus influenced the work of:
a. Kepler
b. Galileo
c. Newton
d. All of the above
Answer: It's D; all of the above.
Explanation: Beacause Nicolaus Copernicus was the first to challenge that the earth actually revolved around the sun, thus inspiring physics and astronomy.
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Answer:
Study of past events.
Explanation:
History is a field in which we study of past events, particularly related to human. The features that distinguish the science of history from other field of sciences are their subject of study. In Science we study the physical universe while in History we study events that happen in the past. The history is based on facts that occur in reality whereas a science is based on research and experiments.
The Industrial Revolution had a major impact on all of the following EXCEPT:
Answer:
Increased use of agriculture and less machinery
Explanation:
during the industrial revolution, machinery was being used more and more
Which President was a reformer, who began the process of bringing black and white cultures together?
Richard Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Theodore Roosevelt
Ronald Reagan
Explanation:
Dwight Eisenhower I would say
Compare the emergence of advanced civilizations in Meso and South America with the four early river valley civilizations. The ancient Egyptians and the Incas shared which of the following characteristics?
Their city-states had their own rulers.
They built game courts for spiritual purposes.
They were skilled metalworkers.
They cleared the land using slash-and-burn agriculture techniques.
Answer:
I believe the answer is
Their city-states had their own rulers.
Explanation:
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Which candidate for president was the choice of people living in Georgia?
A)John Bell
B)Abraham Lincoln
C)John Breckinridge
D)Stephen A. Douglas
Answer:C
Explanation:C
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In the space below, write a claim in which you respond to
the following prompt:
Why is the Renaissance considered a turning point in
history?
Answer:
A lot of innovations came from the Renaissance. They experienced a surge of interest in not just arts, which was culturally innovative, but in the sciences. This provided a new way of thinking for not just Europeans, but influenced their kin and their spread.
Answer:
Sample Response: The Renaissance was a turning point in European history because it affected all levels of society from government to the church and to the lives of ordinary people.
Explanation:
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Article Il of the U.S. Constitution gives the president the power to:
A. issue executive orders.
B. appoint executive department leaders.
C. impeach leaders in Congress.
D. reject Supreme Court appointments.
How did the English liberties excerpt from Henry Care change the Atlantic world in 1750
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
The English liberties excerpt from Henry Care changed the Atlantic world in 1750 in that this document modified the concepts people had about social issues when he denounced the bad political acts and decisions of magistrates and governors appointed by the pope.
Henry Care created controversy with his ideas about the tyranny of the politicians of that time. As the polemicist he was, Care decided to use Carta Magna as a reference to support the liberties and rights of the English people. Years later his ideas still resonated as a civil rights document,, including in the Massachusetts colonies.
How did Napoleon come to power?
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Explanation:
Born on the island of Corsica, Napoleon rapidly rose through the ranks of the military during the French Revolution (1789-1799). After seizing political power in France in a 1799 coup d'état, he crowned himself emperor in 1804.
Under Georgia's constitution, local governments have the power to control local issues. This policy is called
Local governments can create new laws as long as they do not contradict state laws and
Building bridges, providing education, and employing law enforcement are examples of
local governments.
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Answer:
home rule
the constitution
services
Explanation:
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Answer:
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2
Explanation:
Question 11(Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)
(01.02 HC)Read the following selection and use it to help answer the following question:
Dig News
August 2011
Last year I went on my first archaeological dig in South America. It was an amazing experience. I had no idea what we might find. As I watched the archaeologists work, I realized how slow and detailed this kind of work could be. It took weeks and even months before we found any clues. Finally, my friend's shovel hit a metal object and made a loud noise. She called for help. I knew this was something big! When we carefully pulled it out of the ground together, we could hardly believe our eyes.
Eduardo Santana
Source: FLVS
Which of these describes the source above?
It is a secondary source; it was written one year after the event.
It is a primary source; it is a firsthand account of finding an artifact.
It is a secondary source; it is a description of someone else's discovery.
It is a primary source; it was written in a science magazine.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Answer:
I think the answer is B...
Explanation:
What can help Diane improve her presentation skills?
A.
looking at a person with whom she is comfortable while making her presentation
B.
referring to her notes frequently while making her presentation
C.
speaking clearly while making her presentation
D.
taking a friend along to prompt her in case she forgets what she has to say
E.
memorizing every single word in the presentation
Answer:C speaking clearly while making her presentation
Explanation:
Diane can improve in her presentation skills by C. speaking clearly while making her presentation.
What is Presentation skills ?Presentation skills serves as those skills that us needed in delivering effective as well as engaging presentations to a variety of audiences.
These skills is very important to structure ones presentation, and involve speaking clearly while making a presentation.
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What was the name of the African American sociopolitical movement that promoted a sense of racial pride, cultural self-expression, economic independence, and progressive politics? A. the Great Migration B. the Harlem Renaissance C. the Jazz Age D. the New Negro Movement
Answer:
D the new negro movement
Help please!??? I don’t know
A, "I think, therefore I am".
This is a quote from Descartes' book the Discourse on Method.
5. When it comes to punishing Antigone, what does not matter to Creon?
1)O That Antigone is his family
2)That Antigone is Polyneices and Eteocles's sister
3)O That Antigone is betrothed to Haemon
4)That Antigone is a woman
5)O All of the above
Answer:
All of the above
Explanation:
Creon feels he must punish Antigone because, by defying his authority and trying to bury her brother, Antigone has become a threat to his rule.This shows that their relationship is not like family, but more like Antigone is just one of Creon's citizens.
What was one of Gen. George Washington's biggest problems at the start of the war
Answer: Lack Of Supplies and Lack Of Troops
Explanation:
Most of his soldiers had little formal military training. Those who did enlist signed up for a one-year term of service.
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Which of the two groups were in conflict during "Bleeding Kansas"?
A) slaves and slave owner’s
B) Catholics and Protestants
C) free-soilers and slavery advocates
D) immigrants and nativists
c)free-soilers and slavery advocates
The government may be more likely to allow a corporation to form a conglomerate than allow it to horizontally merge with another country why?
Answer:
The government is more likey to do this because while a corporate conglomerate can result in even more competition, since the corporation would enter several markets with subsidiaries, becoming a direct competitor of the firms that are already in said markets, a horizontal merger is likely to decrease competition because it leads to a concentration of market power in a particular sector for the horizontally merged firm.
How are citizens’ rights of Israel and Iran similar?
A.
Citizens in both countries must vote for candidates who practice Islam.
B.
Citizens in both countries must vote for candidates who practice Judaism.
C.
Citizens in both countries do not have the right to vote on anything.
D.
Citizens in both countries are allowed to vote on somethings.
Answer:
D. Citizens in both countries are allowed to vote on somethings.
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Explanation:
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Which of these was a cause of the Texas Revolution of the mid-1830s?
A)
Texans wanted to allow slavery there.
B)
Texans wanted to practice only Catholicism.
C)
Mexico wanted Texas back from the United States.
D
Mexico and Texas had claims to land in Louisiana.
Answer:
it's c because Texas to over and Mexico wanted it back
The idea that we as a nation surrender our Individual Rights in favor of the many in society
is an expression of
A Manifest Destiny
B) Voting Rights Act of 1965
C) Social Contract Theory
D) Right to Vote
Answer: C) Social Contract Theory
Explanation:
It is a theory that originated in the Enlightenment. The essence of the theory concerns the legitimacy of the state's authority and its institutions over the individual. There have been cases of people "selling" certain freedoms throughout history because of certain other concessions. This term was first used by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who was active during the Enlightenment.
In your own words, explain the benefits and limitations of using tanks in WWI.
Answer:
WWI had several undesirable features the most important being:
Tanks were not reliable: tanks broke down with astounding regularity at such a rate that initially most tanks would not make it through the first 24 hours of combat. The reliability was improved as experience was gained but remained high throughout the war.
Tanks were slow; about the same speed as a walking man or not much more (at least the large ones). The smaller variety achieved higher speed over firm and flat surfaces, such as they could encounter after a breakthrough. But to get there they had to navigate the crater infested battlefields, with additional obstacles such as trenches, rubble, etc. The operational speed was not impressive to say the least.
Explanation:
Tanks were toxic: men fought alongside a smoke generating engine, in a confined space in which they generated more fumes from their own weapons. Add the noise and heat of the weapons and engine and it is no surprise that crew performance suffered as a result.
Tanks were dangerous to the crew: they had no safety gear. As the tanks rumble across the battlefield, the crew was subjected to shocks and was liable to be thrown about, colliding with the mechanical gear and/or the weapons themselves. In a famous demonstration for the British King, half the crew was knocked out when they drove over an alleged bunker!
Tanks were not impervious to armor piercing rounds nor to field artillery: tanks sported large steel plates, but these were not in lined nor shape in any manner. Thus they relied on sheer depth to stop penetration. But penetration was not the only threat. The metal plates were subject to "spalding" where flecks of molten metal would detach from the inside surface of the plates, striking the crew and injuring them.
Tanks were relatively short ranged: the fuel consumption was high, the fuel reservoirs were small, thus severely limiting the combat range, not that they were expected to go that far: penetrating a few kilometers to the third trench system was all that was expected until plans were made for the 1919 Campaign.
They were heavy and cumbersome: once immobilized, they had to be repaired in situ. They were no tank recovery vehicles to speak of. This means that if and when the Germans recapture the battlefield in a counter-attack, they captured the tanks and could them back in operation for themselves. This happened more than what admitted at the time.
These are the 'cons'. What about the 'pros'?
If and where they did not break down or became disabled due to enemy fire or difficult terrain, they were very effective, especially in the absence of effective infantry anti-tank weapons. They did overcome the barbed wire, trenches, and most machine gun resistance encountered and facilitated if not created breakthrough for the following infantry.
Tanks were 'force multipliers', transporting a few men and weapons to the crucial battlefield spots where they could the most damage.
Tanks, at least initially, were shock and awe weapons. German infantry, generally defenseless against them (on their own), would be affected and this reduced their combat effectiveness. As experience was gained, they lost some, but not all, of the morale impact.
Tanks represented the weapons of the future. Given field experience and increasingly better technology, they were the precursor to the armored fighting vehicles of the 30's and 40's.