Angkor, Champa, and Dai Vet were all:
agricultural powerhouses
Hindus
around in the ninth century
states of Southeast Asia

Answer: Kingdoms in Southeast Asia

Answer:

D.

Explanation:

If a species lives longer and reproduces more often it is said to have a greater
A.niche
B.fitness
C.carrying capacity
D.distribution

1. Geologists have long recognized that earthquakes are not randomly distributed on Earth but occur in concentrated areas that coincide with....
A. areas of liquate magma

B. mountain rages

C. continentals bounders

D. plate boundres

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Tell me one way that your 4th amendment rights are different in school than out in the real world.​

Henry Cabot Lodge killed 25 German gunners and captured 132 prisoners. He was a hero.
True
False

PLEASE HELP ASAP!!
Look at the file..

How have civil liberties for Americans with disabilities improved since the 1800s?

In Country B, business owners decide what to produce, how much to produce, and who to produce for. The CEO of Volunteer Audio, one of the leading audio equipment producers in the country, recently decided to increase production levels of the company's newest MP3 player model, and at the same time decrease production levels of their most popular CD player. The reason for the emphasis on MP3 players is that demand for CD players has decreased dramatically as MP3 technology has taken over the market. Simply put, there is more profit to be made in the MP3 market. Which type of economic system is this? * 1 point O Capitalism O Mixed O Command​

In order to meet a state’s residency requirement for voting, people must prove they __________. A. have already registered to vote B. have lived in a state for a certain amount of time C. are over the age of 21 D. will soon be a United States citizen Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

How did trade benefit ancient civilizations?

It led to food surpluses.
It created food surpluses.
It led to the use of currency.
It brought wealth and cultural exchange.

What happened between the American (patriot) and the redcoat soldiers, John Goldfinch and Hugh White?

what is the purpose of a signal sign?

What was the main reason for the growth of the Texas cattle drives? A. Texas ranchers made money selling their cattle in the North and East. B.Longhorn cattle needed a lot of space to graze and find water. C.Cow hands were available and willing to work cheaply.D.theTexas railheads were not equipped to ship longhorn cattle.

An Alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy prior to WWI

64kg and 4 meters per second squared. how much force was used
?

Which of the following is the building achievement(s) of the Ming Dynasty?
A.The creation of the Grand Canal
B.Reconstruction of the Great Wall and the building of the Forbidden City
C.The construction of the Great Wall only
D.The construction of the Angkor Wat, a famous Buddhist temple

How did Chandragupta’s relationship with Seleucus affect both of their empires?

A. Both empires continued to fight with each other.
B. Both empires benefited from trading with each other.
C. Both empires joined together to attack smaller kingdoms.
D. Both empires spied on each other to try to gain an advantage.

PLEASE ANSWER 30 POINTS

if you are the chairperson of Nepal DisabledWomen Association ,what plan would you make for the disabled women's welfare and make them independent?

PLEASE GIVE YOUR OWN ANSWER​

Which statement describes the role of women in ancient Rome?

How did the flooding cycle provide seasonal rhythm for the Egyptians?

India’s private sector_____
A is shrinking
B is growing
C has remained the same for over fifty years
D disappeared when the government took over all business decisions

Look at the outline of the US Constitution below:

The US Constitution

I. __________
II. Article I: The Legislative Branch
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
E. Section 5
F. Section 6
G. Section 7
H. Section 8
I. Section 9
J. Section 10
III. Article II: __________
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
IV. Article III: The Judicial Branch
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
V. Article IV: The States
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
VI. Article V: Amending the Constitution
VII. Article VI: The Supremacy Clause
VIII. Article VII: Ratification
IX. The __________ and Amendments


Which of the following correctly completes line IX. The __________ and Amendments in the outline above?

A.
Bill of Rights
B.
The Preamble
C.
Checks and Balances
D.
The Executive Branch

Researchers conduct a study in which university students are asked to solve puzzles, a task that all students in the experiment report enjoying before the study. They split the students into two groups: a group that is paid money for doing the puzzles, and a group that is not. The researchers then observe how often students in each group complete puzzles during their break time when they are allowed to do whatever they want. Assuming that their results are consistent with previous findings, the researchers are most likely to find that:__________

what are the types of countries accourding to development status​

Land,Labor,Capital,and entrepreneurship are
A: the basic of employment
B: the results of production
C: factors of production
D: results of supply and demand

PLZ HELP
Why did the Catholic Church want to end simony?

a Priests were not being properly trained.
b It prevented priests from leading services.
c It led to a widespread criticism over church funds.
d Church positions were not held by qualified people.

Look at the outline of the US Constitution below:

The US Constitution

I. __________
II. Article I: The Legislative Branch
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
E. Section 5
F. Section 6
G. Section 7
H. Section 8
I. Section 9
J. Section 10
III. Article II: __________
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
IV. Article III: The Judicial Branch
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
V. Article IV: The States
A. Section 1
B. Section 2
C. Section 3
D. Section 4
VI. Article V: Amending the Constitution
VII. Article VI: The Supremacy Clause
VIII. Article VII: Ratification
IX. The __________ and Amendments


Which of the following correctly completes line III. Article II: __________ in the outline above?
A.
Bill of Rights
B.
The Preamble
C.
Checks and Balances
D.
The Executive Branch

What term best describes Gandhi's recommended style of fighting against oppression?

Why is freedom of information important ?

Pick two of the gods or goddesses of Greek mythology described in the Article. Tell how they are the same and different. Also, explain why you chose them. Use facts and details from the Article in your answer.
The article:
Before there was a world, there was only Chaos, the goddess of nothingness. Then, other immortals surfaced. One is Gaia, the goddess of Earth. Others include Thanatos, the god of death, and Eros, the god of love.

From these deities came powerful forces: night and day, fate and doom. They, in turn, created fierce beings. There were giants called Titans and one-eyed monsters called Cyclopes. There were also creatures with 100 hands and 50 heads. These were called Hecatoncheires.

The gods often battled each other. In the end, 12 gods and goddesses remained. They ruled the universe from a mountain in the sky.

Does this sound like the latest sci-fi adventure? It isn't. These characters from Greek mythology are thousands of years old.



Ancient people once built great temples to win the favor of these gods and goddesses. More recently, household items, illnesses, and trips to outer space bear their names. And so, the characters demand attention.

Zeus and Hera

There's the mythological deity of Zeus, the king of the gods. He rides a horse with wings and throws thunderbolts when he's angry. He's the lord of justice, yet he can be terribly unfair. In fact, he's a god of many contradictions. He's kind yet cruel. He's playful yet stern. He's a leader yet small-minded. Zeus often pretends to be an animal and drops in on the human world, where he's got a few girlfriends.

According to the myths, this angers Zeus's wife Hera. (She's the goddess of marriage after all.) Hera gets jealous and is mean to Zeus's girlfriends and their children. She especially hates Zeus's son Heracles, a super strong warrior. When Heracles was born, Hera sent two snakes to kill him in his crib. It didn't work, according to the stories, And it made Hera try to think of other ways to kill him.

Sci-fi action-adventure? How about dysfunctional family?

The Brothers

In Greek mythology, Zeus rules the world with his two brothers. One is Poseidon, the god of the sea. The other is Hades, the god of the underworld. (Zeus and Poseidon clearly got the better deal.) Poseidon is as moody as Zeus. Every time he bangs his spear, an earthquake strikes. He may allow seafarers safe passage—or not. He is said to be especially hard on a great war hero named Odysseus, who blinded Poseidon's son—a big mistake if you need to get home by wooden boat.

Hades is also responsible for the seasons. Blame it all on love. He's smitten with Persephone, the goddess of grains, so he takes her to the underworld. In her absence, Earth's temperature plunges. When Persephone revisits the living world for six months of the year, spring and summer reportedly return.

The Others

There are other mythological deities. Athena is the goddess of wisdom. She sprang out of her father Zeus's head fully grown. Apollo is the god of the sun, who lights the world each day when he rides across the sky in a carriage drawn by fiery horses. There's Hermes, the god of speed and travel; Ares, the god of war; and Artemis, the goddess of the hunt. Many more oversee the world and turn it into their playground.

Sure, they fall in and out of love, seek revenge, and rage over every problem. They plan ways to get what they want. But they also laugh and cry. They suffer and celebrate. If they were any more human, they wouldn't be deities at all.

Maybe that's why Greek myths have lasted for thousands of years. In the gods and goddesses, we see parts of ourselves—the good and the bad.

75 points
B.
Choose the correct answer.
1. Equatorial region falls in the
________ region of the Earth.
a. Torrid
b. Temperate
c. Frigid
d. Polar