Answer: Originally, dynamite was not created for use as a weapon. Nobel made dynamite to help people to erect buildings. But, after people knew the power of dynamite, they started to misuse it as a weapon. They used dynamite to kill each other and its use led to many accidents. Also, when people blast dynamite, it creates a massive amount of air pollution.
Explanation:
Dynamite can be used in various ways. Nevertheless, there are also lots of drawbacks to using it. In the water, people use dynamite to capture a large amount of the fish. When people set the dynamite and blast it, shock waves are created and crush fish to shock them. The shock wave not only kills the fish but also kills lots of other sea creatures. Even though using dynamite to kill fish is illegal, many fisherman use it anyway and destroy the ecosystem.
Just found this on a website. I have no clue if it's correct but it's on a safe site made by actual journalists who write about this kind of stuff. Hope this helps!!
Answer:yes
Explanation:because it does
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how do each of these effect canada
land
water
climate
location
natural resources
I've tried to do research I cannot find anything
so if you know anything about any of these please help :,)
I'm not sure but this is what I could find
-cliamte= less population
-location=smaller population because northern areas are much colder
Its location though makes it a leader in world trade
Located on 3 oceans
Natural resources= More jobs
There are some good websites if you search up your questions.
PLZ HELP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
Answer:
It is virginia! 200,000
Explanation:
How many amendments have been proposed since the late 1700s? How many amendments have been successfully added to the Constitution?
Answer:
The Constitution, with its 27 amendments, has been amended only 17 times since the first 10—which make up the Bill of Rights—were ratified in 1791.
Explanation:
Answer:
that your right answer
Thirty-three amendments to the United States Constitution have been proposed by the United States Congress and sent to the states for ratification since the Constitution was put into operation on March 4, 1789. Twenty-seven of these, having been ratified by the requisite number of states, are part of the Constitution.
I have 2 but only have enough for one... you can answer one of them or both. Thx if you help!! :D
How did the Roman Republic benefit from the Punic Wars?
Why was Rome no longer considered a republic after the Punic Wars?
question 1: The defeat of Carthage in the Third Punic War allowed the Roman Republic to become the superpower of Europe and allowed its influence to expand to North Africa. North Africa become the breadbasket of Rome for centuries.
question 2:Rome was growing and it was becoming incredibly wealthy after the Punic wars, but the republic was facing serious problems during this time. Many Roman politicians took bribes and they would encourage the forming violent mobs to aid them in rising to power.
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Answer:
Q1:A result of the first Punic War and the Romans was the decisive naval victory against the Carthaginians at the Aegate Islands This gave Rome full control of Sicily and Corsica Rome benefited greatly from the acquisition of Sicily
Q2:The wars against Carthage changed Rome The Senate had gained in power and prestige relative to the peoples assemblies the Comitias Plebis. And after the war ended many veterans from farming families preferred settling in cities especially Rome rather than return to the countryside
Explanation:
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Answer:
but why
Explanation:
Why did it take months before the Articles of Confederation were passed?
A) Many of the delegates to the Continental Congress had to go home to fight in the war.
B)) The British stopped the delegates from meeting the day they were supposed to sign the Articles.
C) The Articles had to be debated, approved, and ratified by all 13 states before they were passed.
D) The Continental Congress couldn't decide on a president before passing the Articles.
History
Answer:
C
Explanation:
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Answer:
C) The Articles had to be debated, approved, and ratified by all 13 states before they were passed.
Explanation:
Which important resource did the empire of Ghana trade its gold for?
copper
cotton
ivory
salt
Answer:
Ivory
Explanation:
I hope this helps
The empire of Ghana trade its gold for salt.
Ghana is a country in West Africa which traded its gold for salt. Hence, the trade was known as gold-salt trade.
What was the gold-salt trade?The Gold-salt trade via the Sahara Desert has been going on for many centuries. The gold-salt trade was an exchange of gold for salt between West African countries and Mediterranean economies during the Middle Ages.
West African kingdoms, such as the Soninke empire of Ghana and the empire of Mali were rich in gold but they lacked salt. People wanted gold for its beauty, but they needed salt in their diets to survive. Salt, which could be used to preserve food, also made bland food tasty. These qualities made salt very valuable.
So, Ghana was chiefly bartering gold, ivory, and slaves to Mediterranean economies in exchange for luxury goods and ultimately salt from the desert.
Hence, option D is correct.
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What is 3 words of wisdom from sojourner truth
Answer:
Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Sorry i dont know.
Explanation:
I just want to keep my strek. which is 6 so thanks
What was the main event that occurred in the Schenck v. United States case?
Can anyone please help this is due sunday and i need the grade i will mark brainliest
please answer one question of your choosing
Answer:
What problem does your topic face?
Explanation:
Turtles are killed for their eggs, meat, skin, and shells, sea turtles suffer from poaching and over-exploitation. They also face habitat destruction and accidental people accidentally catching them.
The ways to help turtles are to reduce marine debris that may entangle or be accidentally eaten by sea turtles, participate in coastal clean-ups and reduce plastic use to keep our beaches and ocean clean, carry reusable water bottles and shopping bags, and keep nesting beaches dark and safe for sea turtles.
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6. PART A
What is the meaning of the word suppress as it is used in paragraph 10 of “Fashion Police”?
A support
B hold back
C express
D promote
PART B
How does Principal Jaggon support the idea that “dress codes aren’t meant to suppress free speech”?
A by reminding the reader that the First Amendment guarantees the right to free speech
B by arguing that having a dress code reduces bullying
C by emphasizing that school is a place where academics are first and foremost
D by suggesting that clothing isn’t the only way to show individuality
7. “No More Saggy Pants” describes a law in Florida that bans saggy pants. Based on what you know about
Dionne Jaggon’s point of view in “Fashion Police,” do you think she would be in favor of this law? Use text
evidence to support your answer.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
8. Which choice best describes how the focus of “Fashion Police” differs from the focus of “No More Saggy Pants”?
A “Fashion Police” focuses on only one side of the dress code debate,
while “No More Saggy Pants” provides various opinions.
B “Fashion Police” provides a general overview of school dress codes,
while “No More Saggy Pants” focuses on a type of law.
C “Fashion Police” is about what kids can and can’t wear to school,
while “No More Saggy Pants” focuses on appropriate clothing in all public spaces.
D “Fashion Police” describes consequences for not following the dress code,
while “No More Saggy Pants” explains the reasons behind having a dress code at school.
9. Which idea is presented in both texts?
A Students are more likely to follow the school dress code if it is enforced by state law.
B Schools that require uniforms have less bullying than schools that don’t.
C The U.S. Constitution states what is considered appropriate schoolwear.
D At many schools, students face consequences for not following the dress code.
10. In “No More Saggy Pants,” one argument in favor of the ban on saggy pants is that it “can improve the
learning environment in schools.” Which detail from “Fashion Police” best supports this claim?
A “Dyed hair, tank tops, and ripped jeans are among the fashion no-no’s at many schools.”
B “People should have their hair styled however they want.”
C “How well you communicate is true self-expression.”
D “Dionne Jaggon ... says switching to uniforms helped cut down on bullying and distractions in class.”
Answer:
Part A is answer B- "hold back." :)
I think part B is answer C- "By emphasizing that a school is a place where academics are first and foremost."
7. I think Dione Jaggons would definetly support the laws put in "No More Saggy Pants" as well. Dione doesn't support someone just having a faux hawk, so she most likely wouldn't support someone wearing saggy pants to school.
8. I believe the correct answer is C- "Fashion Police” is about what kids can and can’t wear to school, while “No More Saggy Pants” focuses on appropriate clothing in all public spaces.
9. I believe the correct answer is C- "The U.S. Constitution states what is considered appropriate schoolwear."
10. A- "Dyed hair, tank tops, and ripped jeans are among the fashion no-no’s at many schools.” seems to be the most reasonable answer.
Explanation:
I read over multiple times and believe those are the best answers to the questions.
I apoligize if any of the answers are incorrect. ;(
Hope this helps! <3
The Quran has specific guidelines for all the following except
A. rules for socializing C. how to worship
B. morals to exhibit D. how many children and wives to have
Aluminum comes from
A. bauxite
B. Rocks
C. Iron ore
D. Salt mines
Answer:
A. Bauxite
Explanation:
Submarines were used during World War II for what purpose?
A. to observe enemy troop movements
B. to take soldiers onto enemy beaches
C. to control ocean shipping lanes
D. to bomb enemy coastal locations
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In at least one paragraph, explain cultural diffusion. Be sure to provide examples of both positive and negative effects of cultural diffusion.
Cultural diffusion is the spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group of people to another. Through cultural diffusion, horizons are broadened and people become more culturally rich. .
Answer:
Cultural diffusion is where one culture will adopt elements of another. Like when Christopher Columbus sailed across the ocean and landed in America. When he got their he brought a variety of things with him, religion(Catholicism), disease, and much more to the land. Doing so he slowly impacted the indigenous people, imprinting them with his own culture.
[You can add or take away parts to make it your own.]
The table below represents policy making in Congress.
Committee Type
House of Congress
Conference
House of Representatives and Senate
Special
House of Representatives and Senate
Standing
House of Representatives or Senate
Based on the table, what is the impact of political parties on policy making in
Congress?
A. Minority parties select the legislative leadership.
B. Majority parties oversee debate on passed bills.
C. Majority parties determine procedure.
D. Minority parties regulate discussion.
Answer:
I think this is C
Explanation:
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List two acts by Qin Shihuangdi to unify China.
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Answer:
The Qin dynasty surfaced during China’s Warring States period. This era spanned 250 years—475 B.C. to 221 B.C. During the Warring States period, the city-state kingdoms of ancient China’s Spring and Autumn period consolidated into larger territories. The feudal states fought each other for power during this era characterized by advances in military technology as well as education, thanks to the influences of Confucian philosophers.
The Qin dynasty came to prominence as the new imperial dynasty (221-206/207 B.C.) after conquering rival kingdoms and when its first emperor, the absolute monarch Qin Shi Huang (Shi Huangdi or Shih Huang-ti) unified China. The Qin Empire, also known as Ch'in, is likely where the name China originates. probs not gonna help
Answer:
He made harsh laws, and the great wall of China
Explanation:
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Question:
Summarize the main points you learned about today from the Cause and Effect article we read today.
The article is down below
The community hubs in each city-state were referred to as an…
A.
Acropolis
B.
Agora
C.
Theater
Answer:
A theater I believe. Good luck on your test
Do you think the aristocracy of Heian Japan cared about the concerns of the lower class farmers and peasants? Explain why or why not.
Answer:
More detail
Explanation:
Maybe try providing the text so I can figure out if he did or did not
What happened on February 14?
If you are talking about a historical event, the Valentine's Day Massacre, which is when some of Al Capone's rivals were murdered.
Please help ASAP!!
True or False, Monroe was afraid that European powers would come back to the America's and regain control
Answer:
True
Explanation:
One such example is The Monroe Doctrine. The Monroe Doctrine was issued in 1823 and established early foreing policy and relations of the United States with the world. Afraid that this might happen to them, The United States wanted to make sure that the European powers would not try to regain control over the Americas.
(Hope this helps!! Btw, I am the first to answer. If my answer is wrong, I apologize..)
According to the illustration, what is a power the Congress does NOT have over the President?
Override Vetoes
Refuse Treaties
Refuse Appointments
Appoint Judges
When was Lincoln born?
Answer: February 12, 1809
Explanation: I looked it up
The early conquerors were chiefly looking for?
A. Land
B. Pearls
C. Indians
D. Gold
Answer:
D
Explanation:
I already answered; it got deleted somehow...
The conquerors weren't looking for indians or pearls, and they were looking for GOLDS.
Answer:
gold
Explanation:
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Why did Greek artists include the ideas of reason, moderation, balance and harmony in their works?
Answer:
Greek artists included the ideas of reason, moderation, balance, and harmony in their works because they hoped that their art would inspire people to base their lives on these same ideas.
Explanation: I learned about this whenever I was fourth grade, we learned about the Greeks. In my school text books it was on page, 163.
Which idea protected in the Constitution says that people should have the ability to do what they wish without being prevented from doing so?
A) Liberty
B) Universal suffrage
C) Freedom of speech
D) Right to a fair trial
History
Answer:
C:Freedom of speech
Answer:
A) Liberty
Explanation:
1: the quality or state of being free:
a: the power to do as one pleases
I may be incorrect, but I believe this is the answer ^
How does Social Darwinism relate to industrialization and immigration in the U.S. from 1870-1940.
Answer:Based on Darwin's 1859 The Origin of Species, Social Darwinism claimed survival of the fittest based on natural selection in social and cultural settings. ... Sumner interpreted Spencer (and thus Darwin) refused to accept industrialization as a progress of freedom.
Explanation: the same on top
This announcement is referring to powers belonging to the —
Legislative branch
Judicial branch
Executive branch
Answer:
i think it the legislative branch im not sure tho
Explanation: