What was one of the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?
Gave too much power to a central government
Gave too little power to a central government
Allowed the federal government to collect taxes
Did not allow the federal government to conduct foreign affairs

Answer:

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Explanation:

The Articles of Confederation was the United States of America's first Constitution or plan for government. The founders were worried about a strong or tyrannical government, after fighting a war against one. Obviously they are no longer used, mainly because they were incredibly weak.

Let's analyze each answer choice.

A. Gave too much power to a central government

B. Gave too little power to a central government

C. Allowed the federal government to collect taxes

D. Did not allow the federal government to conduct foreign affairs

The best answer is choice B.

What similarities do these two documents share? Check all that apply.
They explain the rules of a colony.
They address the influence of religion in New England.
They address class within colonial society.
They focus on colonial life in North America.
They attempt to inspire and encourage colonists.

The pope crowned Charlemagne the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Charlemagne helped Christianity spread by having many
built.
Charlemagne helped y expand throughout the empire.

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What was the Stamp Act?

a tax the British imposed on the colonies to help pay off their debt

a British restriction on colonists moving west

a means of making colonial post offices profitable

a British law against charging colonists for postal service

Russia was separated from Western Europe due to?

The U.S. states on the continent of North America (excluding Alaska) are called the
United States Territory
contiguous states
Atlantic/Pacific United States
regional United States

from "Piano Obsession" by Ibtisam Barakat Reem is a Palestinian girl who attends a school for refugees, operated by the United Nations. She befriends a girl named Rania, who introduces her to the piano. Read the passage carefully. Then, answer the essay prompt. 1 Rania led me to an elephant-sized piano that squatted serenely in a corner of the church. Before I touched the piano, the sight of it touched me. It reminded me of the first and only time I had visited a zoo. I twirled with delight. 2 A notebook filled with lines and bead-sized dots had been left open. “These are notes. One can read them like numbers in a math book. They translate to phrases, passages, long songs,” she explained. 3 Songs? Now the beads became birds on the page, long rows on electric wires, singing. Was it possible that these beads could really sing like birds? What must I do to make them do it? 4 “Open the lid,” she said. A large number of black and white teeth smiled at me. I became more excited, happy, afraid, all at once. The lid was more of a lip. And I instantly knew why the piano might sing, why the notes could be more than a row of birds. The piano could be a person who loves numbers. 5 Rania’s father came over to watch us. He noticed the stunned look on my face. “You don’t have to read the beads. Just sit down; play the keys.” I remained reluctant. “There are no rules for playing,” he explained. “You don’t have to make songs. Just make music.” He shut the bead book. 6 “There are no teachers here. This is not a school,” he encouraged. “I am a church guard. I did not finish my schooling because I didn’t like homework or teachers. Just play like a child would.” 7 I raised a finger as though it were a foot about to enter a new world. I dipped my finger onto a white bar. I dipped other fingers. All dropped inside a sweet, liquid sound. The white and black might have been sugar wafers, or chocolate bars for a person’s ears. I licked my fingers. 8 Rania and her father applauded. A thrill of importanc plz right it as an essay but not that long HURRY PLZ

Which Key American idea was developed by Bostonian James
Otis and coined by Samuel Adams?

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Government leaders have decided to build a new school for the local school district.
For which projects would a government leader most likely use a cost-benefit analysis?

Select four opt

-The exterior color of the building.

-The type of technology used within the school.

-The equipment needed in the cafeteria to provide healthy or unhealthy lunches.

-The installation of a fountain at the front of the building.

-The equipment needed for art facilities within the school.

Which of the following best defines the underlined word in the following sentence:
"One way an active citizen can help is to support, visit, or thank local veterans."
A. an expert
B. a local firefighter
C. a former member of the United States Military
D. a retired teacher or college professor
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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B
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The World Court was created to resolve international disputes.
(True or false)

Why were many adult immigrants not acculturated?

American Indians who lived in the West

traded their manufactured goods with settlers.

were able to resist diseases carried by settlers.

offered their services as guides to settlers.

prevented settlers from moving onto their territory.

What did Shays' Rebellion reveal about the federal government?​

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where did the first civilization in india develop? why did it develop there

Describe the changes in American culture in the following areas during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries:

-Environmental preservation
-Popular sports
-Art

Claudette was inspired by Harriet Tubman. Explain how both Claudette and Harriet Tubman placed themselves in danger for the sake of freedom.

What was the most likely reason that Julius Robert Oppenheimer opposed the use of the atomic bomb even
though he had led the Manhattan Project?
He had incomplete knowledge of the strategy of the Pacific War.
O He had firsthand knowledge of the destructiveness of the bomb.
He had argued against developing the bomb without telling the American people.
O He thought that atomic power should be used for research, rather than destruction.

Which of the following a push factors that led to immigrants leaving their home country

New jobs

Religious freedom

They had family already living in the United States

Their land was taken by their government

According to US supporters, which was a benefit of purchasing Alaska?

The territory would be a butter to invasions from Europe,

The territory would provide a place for many Americans to live,

It would increase trade by improving access to the northem Pacific

It would increase the United States power by creating a bond with Russia

Why did the Texas government collapse at the end of the Civil War?
A. The governor died at the Battle of Galveston.
B. President Lincoln demanded that the governor resign.
C. The governor was captured by Union troops.
D. The governor fled to Mexico
The governor fled to Mexico.

Is this statement true or false?

Theodore Roosevelt was denied the presidential nomination of the Republican Party. As a result, he organized a third party called the "Big Stick" Party.


true
OR
false

What was the primary question surrounding the 1832 Nullification Crisis?
o A. Can the federal government regulate interstate commerce?
B. Can a state regulate a federal agency?
O C. Can a state overturn a federal law?
D. Can the federal government levy taxes on states?

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HELP!! 40 POINTS!!
1. How did the conflict in Israel and Palestine emerge from competing national movements?
2. Who were some of the nationalist leaders in the post-war era, and how did they impact their societies?

What was one cultural achievement of Alexander the Great?
ibraries
a colony
a city-state
new coins

Love for children is a basic ideal in Chinese society.
A.
true
B.
false