During criminal cases, what is guaranteed by the Constitution?
O media coverage
O trial by jury
O an experienced lawyer
O a panel of justices
which one

Answer:

I'm gonna say trial by jury

Explanation:

article 3, section 2 says "the trial of all crimes, except in cases of impeachment, shall be by jury"

Answer: The answer is:

B: trial by jury

Explanation:

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Proclaiming the New Socialist Government, November 1917
Comrades, the workers' and peasants' revolution, about the necessity of which the Bolsheviks have always
spoken, has been accomplished.
What is the significance of this workers' and peasants' revolution? Its significance is, first of all, that we shall
have a Soviet government, our own organ of power, in which the bourgeoisie will have no share
whatsoever. The oppressed masses will themselves create a power. The old state apparatus will be
shattered to its foundations and a new administrative apparatus set up in the form of the Soviet
organisations.
From now on, a new phase in the history of Russia begins, and this, the third Russian revolution, should in
the end lead to the victory of socialism....
Within Russia a huge section of the peasantry have said that they have played long enough with the
capitalists, and will now march with the workers. A single decree putting an end to landed proprietorship will
win us the confidence of the peasants. The peasants will understand that the salvation of the peasantry lies
only in an alliance with the workers. We shall institute genuine workers' control over production....
We must now set about building a proletarian socialist state in Russia.....
Source: V. I. Lenin, Collected Works, Volume 26, Progress Publishers
2. Identify Lenin's purpose of the Russian Revolution based on this excerpt. 1 point

Why did merchants have to pay tolls to lords? l​

Which of these states would receive the most money if the federal government paid states five dollars per citizen?
Kentucky
Montana
Nevada
Ohio

how did technological advances in agricultural equipment after World War 2 affect georgia?​

An emphasis on practicality and common sense was a key feature of theas exemplified in the writings of Benjamin Franklin.

What did England do the help increase the amount of money they get ??

What contribution did Al-Khwarizmi make to the world of mathematics?


A. He created the number system based on Chinese number system

B. He developed the formula and process used to make Persian rugs.

C. His work became the basis for algebra.

D. He determined the formula for finding the hypotenuse of a right triangle.

The Spanish were not at all able to trade with the Chinese.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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Question 1 Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
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Philadelphia was one of the first
planned cities in the United States
O cities that banned textile factories
areas that refused immigration
Ostates that begin as a US city
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what was george washington’s view of political parties?

What are the merits and demerits of Mass Personal Communication?

The decisions of the Supreme Court in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries generally did which of the following? Strengthened the position of big business. Strengthened the position of big business. A Strengthened the regulatory powers of the federal government. Strengthened the regulatory powers of the federal government. B Strengthened the position of organized labor. Strengthened the position of organized labor. C Protected the civil and political rights of African Americans. Protected the civil and political rights of African Americans. D Protected the civil and political rights of women. Protected the civil and political rights of women. E

"In the presence of a growing national civil rights movement, President Lyndon Johnson issued a call for strong voting rights
laws in 1965. The Voting Rights Act, signed into law in August 1965, suspended literacy tests and provided for the
appointment of federal examiners with the power to register qualified citizens to vote.
On being signed into law, the act had an almost immediate impact In South Carolina the number of American Americans
registered to vote rose dramatically. In 1964, 38.7 percent of voting-age African Americans were registered. Four years later
that number climbed to 50.8 percent. There were also gains in African American political participation. Less than a decade
after the passage of the act, the number of African American legislators had risen to thirteen.
from "The South Carolina Encyclopedia"
Which of these BEST explains the actual impact of literacy tests in the South?
A)
They limited the number of uneducated voters.
B)
They limited the number of Democratic voters.
C)
They limited the number of Republican voters.
D
They Limited the number of African American voters,
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Bycatch is a serious issue that affects the health of aquatic ecosystems, causes the decline of populations of marine species, and impacts the commercial fishing industry. Explain each of these impacts and suggest a solution that would reduce the losses caused by bycatch. Use details to support your answer.

Where were the Christians forced to bury their dead in Rome? *

1.
King Louis XVI wanted to keep the monarchy, preserve the traditional social
system, and resisted change. This made him a
a. Liberal
b. Moderate
c. Conservative

Which of the following statements about the concept of personal space is false?
A.
Americans prefer between 4 and 7 feet of personal space between conversation partners.
B.
Personal space tends to decrease with familiarity.
C.
Personal space is a tangible boundary.
D.
Personal space can be defined by physical obstacles.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

Qhy is James Madison known as the "father of the constitution"

Question 1 (1 point)

The 1950s were prosperous times, but segregation was still legal.


Question 1 options:

True

False

Question 2 (1 point)

How did television change the American lifestyle?


Select 2 correct answer(s)

Question 2 options:


TV became the main form of entertainment; families even ate dinner in front of it.



Many people didn't have time for TV and didn't own one.



Everyone had access to a common culture, and the same programs.



Candidates continued to use radio and in person rallies for their campaigns.


Question 3 (1 point)

Which statement is untrue about Dr. Jonas Stalk?


Question 3 options:


His work helped modern vaccines to be developed.



He helped create a flu vaccine during WW2.



He developed a vaccine for polio by 1955.



He patented the polio vaccine so people could only buy it from him.


Question 4 (1 point)

Why did the people 'like Ike' and elect him for President?


Question 4 options:


He was a Democrat, just like Harry Truman.



He was a bold leader, making big decisions in politics.



He was conservative, friendly, calm, and a hard worker.



He confronted people with different views and argued.


Question 5 (1 point)

Use the drop down menu to put the events in the order that they happened.


Question 5 options:


The Korean War ended in a truce, with the country divided in two.


Plessy v. Ferguson determined that facilities could be separate, as long as they were equal.


Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected President.


The arms race between USA and Russia increased as leaders spent more money on military arms.

Question 6 (1 point)

In the 1950s, which was not a popular trend?


Question 6 options:


Marilyn Monroe



Hula hoops



Radio



Elvis Presley


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Which of the following statements about pesticides and residue is false?
A.
Most conventionally grown produce has detectable levels of pesticides when purchased from the store.
B.
The US government has determined that small levels of pesticides in produce is safe for human consumption.
C.
Organic produce always will be pesticide-free.
D.
Farm workers, children, and pregnant women are at greatest health risk from pesticides.

What was deficit spending, and how was it used in the United States in the early 1960s?

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This group of people collected taxes, enforced laws, and raised troops through local leaders as well as built roads to link distant parts of the empire. 
Babylonians
Phoenicians
Chaldeans
Assyrians​

Once it joined World War I, the US implemented a total war strategy that involved

using the United States' military and civilian resources.
asking banks to loan the US government money.
imposing a draft to grow the United States’ military.
requiring women and children to work in factories.

How did women’s rights begin to change in the mid to late 1800s?

Which term best describes how early Christians viewed Jesus Christ? O messiah O prophet O revolutionary O visionary​

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Read the passage.

Nineteenth-century houses were typically heated with anthracite (a hard, rocklike, fossil fuel.) This natural resource, which many people simply called”hard coal”, was also used as fuel for trains and machines during the Industrial Revolution.

Which term in the passage is defined by the phrase in parentheses?
O anthracite
O fossil fuel
O rocklike
O natural resources

How did the economic crises in the United States and Germany in the early 1930s affect the global economy?

9) The cotton gin removed the seeds out of cotton, which was much faster than doing it by hand.
What impact did the cotton gin and these other inventions have on slavery?

Why is the story of Ayuba Suleiman Diallo unusual?