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(Close reading) What evidence does Dr. Holme use to back his claim about the health of children in factories? Do you think this is convincing evidence?
(Close reading) Why might it matter that Mr. Pooley asked Dr. Holme to examine the children at his factory?
How can this document help you answer the essential question?
Answer:
1796 he found that out of 401 children, 35 were ill or injured. Dr. Holme uses his data from his 1796 examination of children in one factory.
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• How is the birth of related to gumbo ?
Answer:The roots of gumbo do run deep in Louisiana. Enslaved Africans were brought to the French colony in large numbers starting in 1719, and by 1721 more than half the residents of New Orleans were African.
Explanation:
What three insights does the Letter to the Philippians give us about St. Paul’s heart and mind?
(Religion Homework)
Answer:
To write the same things to you, to me indeed is not grievous, but for you it is safe. 2 Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers, beware of the concision. 3 For we are the circumcision, which worship God in the spirit, and rejoice in Christ Jesus, and have no confidence in the flesh.
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What can be done about the National Parks being polluted? Community and gov’t
What is true of Washington’s agricultural trade?
A. Washington is the third-largest grower in the United States.
B. Washington imports two-thirds of food from Asia.
C. Washington is the third-largest agricultural exporter in the United States.
D. Washington exports mostly locally grown vegetables.
Answer:
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The statement "Washington is the third-largest agricultural exporter in the United States" is true of Washington’s agricultural trade. Thus, option 'C' is the correct option.
What is Washington's main agriculture?With 70% of the nation's produce going to Washington's apple sector, the state's farms support a diversified agricultural economy. Apples, blueberries, hops, pears, spearmint oil, and sweet cherries are all produced in the most quantity in Washington. The state ranks second in the nation for the production of apricots, asparagus, grapes, potatoes, and raspberries.
With 1,000 wineries, Washington is the second-largest wine producer in the country. In 1766, Washington moved to farm cereals, notably wheat, as a cash crop after realizing that tobacco was not a viable crop. Despite being a desert, irrigation has made the state's central region of Washington the most productive agricultural region.
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What questions do you have on the topic of Québec women in the workforce in the second half of the 1800s? Develop an inquiry question for each row in Figure 1.13. Which of your inquiry questions is the most effective?
Answer:
The Catholic Church operates numerous charitable organizations. Catholic spiritual teaching includes spreading the Gospel while Catholic social teaching emphasises support for the sick, the poor and the afflicted through the corporal and spiritual works of mercy.
Explanation:
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1. How did the Magna Carta influence the writing of the Constitution?
2. Do you think that the present government effectively fixed the problems of the Roman Republic? Explain.
Answer:
1. With his conquest of England in 1066, William I secured for himself and his immediate successors a position of unprecedented power. He was able to dominate not only the country but also the barons who had helped him win it and the ecclesiastics who served the English church. He forced Pope Alexander II to be content with indirect control over the church in a land that the papacy hitherto had regarded as bound by the closest ties to Rome. William’s son Henry I—whose accession (1100) was challenged by his eldest brother, Robert, duke of Normandy—was compelled to make concessions to the nobles and clergy in the Charter of Liberties, a royal edict issued upon his coronation. His successor, Stephen (1135), whose hold on the throne was threatened by Henry I’s daughter Matilda, again issued a solemn charter (1136) with even more generous promises of good government in church and state. Matilda’s son Henry II also began his reign (1154) by issuing a solemn charter promising to restore and confirm the liberties and free customs that King Henry, his grandfather, had granted “to God and holy church and all his earls, barons and all his men.” There developed, in fact, through the 12th century a continuous tradition that the king’s coronation oath should be strengthened by written promises stamped with the king’s seal.
2.
Rome needed money to run.
The Republic needed money to pay the legions, to build roads, sewers, aqueducts, and arenas, and to pay for the welfare programs that fed the poor. To get this money Rome created a system called tax farmers.
A tax farmer was a person who bought the right from the Senate to tax all the people and business in a certain area. The biggest problem with this system is that the senate didn't set up any controls on the tax farmers. They didn't say how much taxes were, or who got taxed. They left all that up to the tax farmer.
Tax farming was a business, and the tax farmers were in it to make a profit. While most Romans were willing to pay taxes, and even allow the tax farmer some profit, many of the tax farmers went way beyond what people expected. Many of them saw this as a way to get rich. Plus, since the tax farmer decided who got taxed and who didn't, you could bribe the tax farmer to make your taxes low or maybe tax your competitors out of business, or if you had enough bribe money, maybe both. If a Roman citizen didn't pay their taxes at whatever amount the tax farmer set, you and your entire family could be sold into slavery.
Even with the tax farmer system, the Roman government wasn't getting enough money and Rome was going broke.
2. Elected officials were corrupt.
Under Roman law you could pay someone to vote for you. So rich people could actually buy their way into the senate. Once in the Senate, there were many ways to get huge amounts of money. Remember the tax farmer? Since they bought the position from the Senate, the Senate set the amount it cost and decided who actually got the job. Plus the Senate decided who got to build the roads, arenas etc. So construction companies bribed the Senate to get the construction contracts. Finally since the Senate made all the laws, people could bribe senators to make laws that they wanted. The Government of the Republic was rife with corruption and graft.
3. Rome was riddled with crime. Criminals ran wild in Rome. Since there was no police force, there was no one to stop them. It was not safe to walk the streets without a guard. Wealthy Romans hired guards and even built their own small armies to protect their homes and families. This led to further problems when the guards of one wealthy family fought the guards of another family over insults or business territories. The Senate couldn't do anything since there was no money to hire police or even create a militia.
There were other problems in Rome to add to these. Senators didn't trust each other, and they really didn't trust the legions. They even passed laws making it illegal for a legion to enter Rome. Rome was a disaster. The people of Rome were tired of the mess and wanted the problems solved and the corruption ended. Julius Caesar told the people of Rome that he could solve all of Rome's problems.
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Aristarchus and Eratosthenes made important contributions in the field of ______.
philosophy
biology
astronomy
mathematics
The main military goal of Philip II of Macedonia was to ______.
conquer rome
defeat the persian empire
destroy every greek city state
conquer egypt
Answer:
The main military goal of phill II of Macedonia was to defeat the persian empire
The Freedmen’s Bureau was founded to assist only recently freed slaves.
TRUE OR FALSE
Answer:
false
Explanation:
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When the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone was established, all of the following activities were prohibited, except __________.
A.
storing nuclear weapons within the zone
B.
nuclear testing within the zone
C.
developing nuclear power outside of the zone
D.
dumping nuclear waste within the zone
Answer:
Explanation:C "Developing Nuclear power outside the zone" so it doesn't even involve the area, and the other options have things that would put nuclear material in that zone. whilst Nuclear Power is completely different that a weapons testing either way even if it was in the zone.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
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Why was this congressional structure created by the framers of the Constitution?
A: To reach a compromise between slave states and non-slave states
B: To follow the plan outlined in the Articles of Confederation
C: To reach a compromise between large and small states
D: To implement the outcome of a popular vote
A: To reach a compromise between slave states and non-slave states (Wrong)
B: To follow the plan outlined in the Articles of Confederation (Wrong)
C: To reach a compromise between large and small states (Correct)
D: To implement the outcome of a popular vote (Wrong)
Rome took control of Greece because the four kingdoms formed from Alexander's empire would not work together.
true or false
. Do you think
Jonas did the right thing in fleeing the Community? How do you think Jonas would have reacted
to learning about the true nature of release if Gabriel had not been involved? (The Giver)
I do think that him leaving the community was a good idea because if he stayed gave would be released. I think that jonas may have reacted similarly if him finding out about what releasing really meant did not involve gabe because it would change his whole perspective and probably anger him still the same. although I do feel like gabe being involved hit a nerve.
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what is the differences in the Spanish culture vs. French culture?
Answer:
They celebrate different holidays and speak different languages
Explanation:
Alexander's military successes marked the beginning of the Hellenistic Era.
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Answer:
True
Explanation:
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Answer:
d
Explanation:
Answer:
D. This source is credible because it contains facts and information that are accurate.
The Arabian Peninsula became a center for trade between India and Europe because:
A. its moneylenders did not charge interest
B it was located between two large seas
C it was home to the wealthy Bedouin people
D it got very little rain for most of the year
Answer:b
Explanation:it was located between 2 large seas
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Select all that apply.
Which were characteristics of the Inca?
did not have any tools
used sculpture to record events
had an intricate writing system
did not have work animals
did not have the wheel
built huge temples and palaces
did not have a large population
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
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The Plateau Indians lived throughout the_____
, which stretches across eastern Washington.
The introduction of the _____
in the 1700s allowed Plateau Indians to hunt larger game, changing Plateau society.
During the warmer months, Plateau Indians lived in____
, which could be relocated easily.
The new developments in communication, transportation, and agriculture gave great impetus to industrial production. Other factors, however, also had considerable effect on the growth of industry.
In 1807, while England and France were engaged in war, President Thomas Jefferson convinced Congress that all United States trade with foreign countries should be stopped. The president thought this move was necessary because both England and France were interfering with United States ships that traded with the other country. Congress agreed and acted. This act of Congress, the Embargo Act, meant that the United States could no longer buy goods manufactured in England. This act greatly increased the growth of factories in the United States. Items that were manufactured in England now had to be produced in the United States. Increased production introduced strong competition among American businesses, which in turn provided the incentive to search for better ways of production.
Progress does not always come about by desirable means. War is certainly one of the less desirable means. With all of its destruction and grief, war proves advantageous to those involved in certain industries. Demands on industry in time of war are great and constant. The production of weapons, ammunition, warships, and other military equipment keeps factories busy and profits high during war efforts. As soldiers leave their jobs to fight, many positions are left open. Not only does unemployment decrease, but many workers labor overtime to meet the production demands of the war.
Answer:
This lead to the Louisiana Purchase
Explanation:
Answer:
This lead to the Louisiana Purchase
Explanation:
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Answer:
C. Trenches were used extensively in World War I.
Explanation:
Mainly the main idea can be easily identified by the first sentence in a paragraph. As it clearly says, "The trenches stretch for miles" in the beginning, it clearly is stating that the trenches were extensively long and that it went "12 feet deep," thus meaning that trenches were used "extensively in World War I."
What was the problem for the United States after the Annexation of Texas? What was the main effect of this action?
Answer:under the terms of the treaty Mexico ceded to the United States approximately 525,000 square
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How long may the governor of Louisiana serve?
two consecutive terms
one term, plus two years
three consecutive terms
as long as the people decide
Answer:
Explanation:
Duración 4 años, renovable 1 vez
Answer:
2 terms
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What type of song is “Yankee Doodle”?
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True
False
Answer:
false elephant never loss population
Explanation:
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