Analyze the map of southern Africa below and answer the question that follows.
A topographic map of Southern Africa with labels A, B, C, D, E, and F. A is a river through the Congo. B is a lake near Uganda and Kenya. C is a lake on the border of Tanzania. D is a river near Zambia and Zimbabwe. E is a lake near Malawi. F is an island in the Indian Ocean.
Image by Tom Patterson and Eric Gaba

On the map above, what is the name of the river at letter A?
A.
the Nile River
B.
the Zambezi River
C.
the Congo River
D.
the Malawi River

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

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Georgia's military bases played an important role in World War I by?

manufacturing ammunition and equipment.
shipping key supplies to the front lines.
training troops and holding prisoners of war.
creating propaganda for the war effort.

In at least one paragraph, explain the difference between a limited government and an unlimited government. Be sure to include an example of each of these types of governments and include details about who the head of government is, how this person became leader, and the role citizens play in the government. 

You are not permitted to buy stocks that are valued below $ _______ dollars?

In 1954, Thurgood Marshall, a lawyer with the NAACP, argued that separation was inherently—meaning by nature—not equal. The Supreme Court sided with Marshall. Thurgood Marshall would later become the first black justice on the Supreme Court. The ruling in Brown v. Board of Education did not bring Jim Crow to an end. Doing so came as a result of the Civil Rights Movement. Dedicated activists and groups led initiatives focusing on different arenas of segregation. Sit-ins worked to desegregate lunch counters. Freedom Riders worked to desegregate interstate buses and terminals. Marches in Selma, Alabama, worked to ensure voting rights first promised by the 15th Amendment 85 years earlier. Slowly, and as a result of great effort and bravery, the laws and customs of Jim Crow disappeared, and new federal protections for all people were put into place.
How would you describe the end of the Jim Crow era? *
14 points
A. a disappearance that left no trace or memory
B. the result of a single Supreme Court justice
C. a slow, determined chipping away (if you chip away at something, you gradually make it weaker or less likely to succeed by repeated efforts.)
D. a sudden and complete reversal

How did the NAACP formally work to makes changes in Louisiana and around the country? Check all that apply.

What modern medical techniques did the grandmother Nancy Poor Elk-Red Cloud do to help the sick?

Why was the fact that George Washington was elected unanimously so important?
Question 1 options:

It paved the way for other unanimous elections.

It was unique, and it indicated how much respect and popularity he had gained.

It meant that he would be president forever.

It meant that he had voted for himself.
Question 2 (1 point)
Which of the following was not a precedent set by President George Washington?

Question 2 options:

He established dignity in office.

He formed the cabinet.

He lived in the White House.

He served only two terms.
Question 3 (1 point)
Who was the father of the Federalist party and served as first secretary of the treasury?
Question 3 options:

John Adams

Thomas Jefferson

Alexander Hamilton

Thomas Hobbes
Question 4 (1 point)
Who was the father of the Democratic-Republican party and served as first secretary of the state?
Question 4 options:

Alexander Hamilton

Thomas Hobbes

Thomas Jefferson

John Adams
Question 5 (1 point)
Who was the second president of the United States?
Question 5 options:

George Washington

Alexander Hamilton

John Adams

Thomas Jefferson
Question 6 (1 point)
Who was the third U.S. president?
Question 6 options:

John Adams

Richard Henry Lee

John Marshall

Thomas Jefferson
Question 7 (1 point)
What was the significance of the Louisiana Purchase?
Question 7 options:

It tripled the size of the United States.

It doubled the size of the United States.

It resulted in the admission of five new states into the union.

It drew the U.S. into the war between England and France.
Question 8 (1 point)
Who was the U.S. president during the war of 1812?
Question 8 options:

John Adams

James Madison

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson
Question 9 (1 point)
Which of the following gives two reasons for the War of 1812?
Question 9 options:

Americans wanted Indian held lands in the west; France and Britain declared war on the U.S.

The English remained in western forts; American sailors were being pressed (impressment) into service aboard British ships.


Americans wanted Spanish territory; Britain declared war on Spain.

French ships were attacking American ports; Indians were attacking western settlements.
Question 10 (1 point)
What were some important outcomes of the War of 1812?
Question 10 options:

France and other European countries lost their respect for the United States; the United States gained a lot of territory west of the Rockies.

The United States became more respected; Americans were proud of their country (Era of Good Feelings)


The United States decided to get involved in European affairs; all American ports were closed to trade

Britain remained hopeful it would some day retake its former colonies; Americans kept their sights on Canada for colonization.
Question 11 (1 point)
What was the major message of the Monroe Doctrine?
Question 11 options:

Americans could no longer move westward.

All trade between Europe and Asia had to pass through the Americas.

A warning to European countries not to colonize in the American continents.


Spain and Great Britain had to completely withdraw from North America.
Question 12 (1 point)
Which helped George Washington in his first term as the first president of the United States?
Question 12 options:

He was elected unanimously and had the universal respect of the country.

He made his advisers pledge not to argue about how the government should be run.

He had studied the policies of presidents in other democratic governments.

He could legally abolish all national debt that existed before his election.
Question 13 (1 point)
Which were not states formed from territory gained in the Louisiana Purchase?

Question 13 options:

Arkansas, Iowa, Oklahoma

New York, Massachusetts, Vermont

North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota

Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska
Question 14 (1 point)
Which accurately describes the term judicial review?

Question 14 options:

The Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional.

Congress can overturn Supreme Court decisions.

The Supreme Court can overturn executive vetoes.

The president can fire Supreme Court justices
Question 15 (1 point)
Who were Lewis and Clark?
Question 15 options:

surveyors of the nation's capital

heroes of the War of 1812

War Hawks who convinced President James Madison to go to war

leaders of the expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory
Question 16 (1 point)
Which constitutional right did the Alien and Sedition Act violate from John Adams?

"­Made it a crime to publish “false, scandalous, and malicious writing” about the government or its officials"
Question 16 options:

freedom of the press

right to trial by jury

right to bear arms

freedom of religion
Question 17 (1 point)
Who was in favor of the creation of the National Bank?

Question 17 options:

Ben Franklin


Alexander Hamilton


Thomas Jefferson


George Harrison

BRAINLIEST Select the correct answer. What are a government’s domestic policies? A. government decisions that impact issues within a country’s borders B. government decisions that affect trade with other countries C. actions taken by a government that affects its relationship with other nations D. aid given by the government to agencies working overseas

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Why might some mounds have been built to look like animals?

when a boat is put in the water it is called

During the Revolution, those whom remained loyal to the British crown and King George were commonly known as

A social consequence of the Great Depression was

hunger.
layoffs.
business failures.
loss of life savings.

In 1896, a black man named Homer Plessy sat in a train car for whites only. He did this intentionally to challenge segregation. His case, Plessy v. Ferguson, made it to the Supreme Court. The court ruled that segregation was, in fact, constitutional. The ruling held that segregation was legal as long as there were separate but equal options for black and white people. This set a precedent that would remain in place for almost 60 years. In reality, the options for black people were usually of much lower quality, and in 1954 the concept of “separate but equal” was completely overturned. The following year, in 1955, a black woman named Rosa Parks made history in Alabama when she refused to give up her seat to a white passenger.
Based on the passage, how would you best explain Homer Plessy's reasoning for sitting in a white train car? *
14 points
A. to challenge the legality of segregation
B. to follow in Rosa Parks’ footsteps
C. to prove that separate was equal
D. to try to pass as a white man

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Which example is a valid restriction of free speech?
A. Students are arrested for criticizing government policies at a press conference.
B. A religious leader is stopped from calling her fellow worshippers to prayer on the radio.
C. A person is arrested for yelling “fire” in a crowded movie theater as a practical joke.
D. A government agency censors a controversial newspaper before it is printed.

What do you think about Aryans invading Ancient India?

How did the Spanish influence life in Texas?

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Who were the helots? What role did they play in the making Sparta a military state?

Which of the following OPEC member countries is NOT located in Southwest Asia?
A.Kuwait
B. Saudi Arabia
C. Iraq
D. Venezuela

For which group of Americans did the Declaration of Independence raise hopes as well as questions? Why?

In Last Lecture, which person does Randy Pausch connect to the idea of always encouraging his students to strive for higher goals?

his father
his doctor
Andy Van Dam
Jackie Robinson

Talmadge’s campaign for governor was based on his promise to

increase income for all Georgia’s citizens.
reduce taxes and expenses.
increase taxes for the wealthiest citizens.
reduce racial discrimination.

The political communication below was created in 1960.

Political brochure with smiling images of Lyndon B. Johnson and John F. Kennedy. John F. Kennedy is also pictured speaking to civil rights leaders. Large headlines read 'Human rights – Kennedy Cares – Kennedy Acts,' 'A time for moral leadership,' 'Kennedy for President,' and 'Vote Democratic.' Under the headline 'We seek to secure these rights' is a list that includes '1. The right of every American to work as he wants to work. 2. The right of every American to be educated. 3. The right of every American to receive just compensation for his labor, his crops, his goods. 4. The right of every American to live in a decent home in the neighborhood of his choice. 5. The right of every American to obtain security in sickness as well as in health. 6. The right of every American to think, to vote, to read, to worship as he pleases. 7. The right of all people to be free from the terrors of war. … Senator Kennedy NAACP Rally, Los Angeles.'
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Which statement accurately describes this political communication?

It illustrates bias against laws for and enforcement of human rights. A voter who favors limited rights for Americans would likely support this candidate.
It is an example of conservative propaganda. A member of the Republican party would likely support this candidate.
It illustrates a bias in favor of the Democratic Party. A conservative voter would likely support this candidate.
It uses symbolism to portray John Kennedy as a strong human rights leader. A voter who favors equal rights for Americans would likely support this candidate.

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How did Sparta's location help spur its rise as a military power?

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