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Obstacle

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Barrier, obstacle, major obstacle, impediment relate to anything that tries to interfere with operation or development or stops it. An barrier is one that lies in the path of concrete or figurative development, tangible or non-material, the absence of imagination is a barrier to one's development.

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The phrase taxation without representation describes a populace that is required to pay taxes to a government authority without having any say in that government's policies. The term has its origin in a slogan of the American colonials against their British rulers: "Taxation without representation is tyranny."

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Cattle have been raised in Texas from the time the Spanish attempted to establish missions and domesticate the Indians, beginning in the mid-18th century.

It was primarily a small-scale industry during the Republic and early statehood. Most cattle were slaughtered for their hides and tallow, since the meat could not be preserved for long with the methods then used.

Many of the early cattle were longhorns, descendants of Spanish ranch and mission herds, with horn spreads of four to eight feet. Some had become crossed with Mexican cattle, shorter-horned and dun-colored. But there also were cattle of British origin, brought west by Anglo-American colonists from the East Coast by way of Northeast Texas.

It means that the less the government is involved in the economy, the better off the business is

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Option B

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In simple words, Risk-based vulnerabilities assessment (RBVM) relates to the cyber security approach in which application vulnerabilities abatement is prioritized by organisations accordingly to the problems they encountered to the organisation.

The requirement for consequence vulnerability management is motivated by the reality that more weaknesses occur in large enterprise systems than can be addressed by corporate cyber security departments.

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much colder winters and hotter summers in Europe, changing rainfall patterns in the tropics, and warmer water building up along the U.S. coast that can fuel sea level rise and destructive storms.

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The journeys of merchants and their caravans along the Silk Road through the Middle East, Central Asia, and North Africa would have been much more difficult if not for the caravanserais (also spelled caravansary) that dotted those ancient routes. Variously described as “guest houses,” “roadside inns,” and “hostels,” caravanserais were buildings designed to provide overnight housing to travelers. Merchants and their caravans were the most frequent visitors. In furnishing, safe respite for guests from near and far, caravanserais also became centers for the exchange of goods and culture.

As traffic along the Silk Road increased, so did the construction of caravanserais. They were needed as safe havens—not just from extreme climates and weather, but also from bandits who targeted caravans loaded with silks, spices, and other expensive goods. In fact, caravanserais were built at regular intervals so that merchants would not have to spend the night exposed to the dangers of the road. They appeared roughly 32-40 kilometers (20–25 miles) apart—about a day’s journey—on the busiest Silk Road routes.

The design of these buildings also reflected their protective purpose. Often built just outside the nearest town or village, they were encircled by immense walls resembling those of a fort. Caravans entered through a high, massive gate that could be secured from within at night with heavy chains. A porter stood guard just past the gate, charged with safeguarding the persons, goods, and animals inside.

The interior of a caravanserai looked more like an inn than a fortress, however. A large ground-floor courtyard ringed with storerooms and stables for camels, donkeys, and horses would often have a corner for cook fires as well. Small, unfurnished rooms for lodgers were found on the second floor. Some larger caravanserais also featured a bathhouse and prayer room.

Most of the old caravanserais still in existence today are crumbling stone ruins, of interest only to historians and tour groups. In contrast, medieval caravanserais were lively seedbeds for globalization, resembling the modern city in the variety of people, languages, goods, and customs found within their walls. Travelers from East and West—speaking many different languages—traded stories, news, merchandise, and ideas while they mingled at these trade hubs. They sampled local cuisine and observed foreign etiquette. They learned more about Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism from missionaries and scholars passing through. When they traveled on, they took much that was new and different along with them. The economic and cultural exchanges caravanserais made possible had far-reaching effects still seen today in the variety of languages, faiths, and cultures co-existing in this region of the world.

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d !!

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they had to explain why they separated

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The Fourteenth Amendment makes it clear that the Bill of Rights also applies to the state governments. The amendment guarantees that the states cannot take away the "privileges or immunities" of citizens that are given them by the Constitution.

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a. cows is the answer....

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Its A-COWS

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Moderator

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Answer and Explanation:

To become a tourism specialist you need to start a long journey of courses. The first course should be a higher level course related to tourism, travel and management. In addition to higher education, it is necessary to start a series of internships that promote professional experience and allow the establishment of contacts and the opportunity to work with big names in tourism and absorb all the knowledge that they can promote and that will be of great help for the future .

Higher education is not the only course that must be taken, it is necessary to take several complementary courses, which allow the professional to become as comprehensive as possible and have mastery of several different points within the fields that make up tourism. The search for complementary courses should follow the professional's entire life and it is these courses that will make the individual a specialist in tourism.

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to promote peace

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Nationalism holds that each nation should govern itself, free from outside interference, that a nation is a natural and ideal basis for a polity and that the nation is the only rightful source of political power. It further aims to build and maintain a single national identity, based on shared social characteristics of culture, ethnicity, geographic location, language, politics, religion, traditions and belief in a shared singular history, and to promote national unity or solidarity.

Answer: The causes of nationalism are created by manipulating the past.

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The nation can be one of the factors of nationalism. The glorification of one's own nation but in the context of minimizing others in almost all situations leads to nationalist attitudes. All other elements of nationalism are tied to the very term nation. Mythomania is also an element of nationalism. Many peoples from certain historical myths are linked to the nation, and thus certain nationalist attitudes are formed. Religion can be an element of nationalism as well. The far-right (in the political sense) has sometimes throughout history collaborated with religious institutions to spread nationalism among the people. Thus, nationalists often labeled others as "unclean" in a religious sense and often called for others' destruction. Finally, elements of nationalism can also be reflected through language, in a similar way to religion.

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False

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Because if your teacher wrights it on the board it is most likely important and it was on edg 2021 and I got it right.

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"The information written on the board does not need to be copied into tests and will probably not be on any test" is the correct statement. Thus, the sentence is false. Option B is correct.

Before an exam, notes should be organized to incorporate knowledge from numerous sources for effective learning. The material is reinforced when rewritten for a study guide, improving remember for a test. Even if you believe you won't be tested on certain days, your study guide should nonetheless cover crucial dates of events.

Copy the information on the board and paste it into the exam. Pay close attention to the exam instructions and read them thoroughly. Directions and test questions frequently contain important information.

Therefore, it can be concluded that It is necessary to copy information from the board into exams, and it most likely won't be on any examinations. As a result, above statement is false. Hence, option B is correct.

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The type of hearing that will be scheduled in order to address the new charges is a revocation hearing.

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According to the scenario given, Gloria did something that may very well get her in trouble. During the revocation hearing, a judge gets to decide whether to revoke Gloria's probation due to her harassing and threatening the victim. In other words, she may go back to prison. A revocation hearing happens in a court, but without a jury.

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Your question is incomplete. You did not specify who Genie is. You did not add more information to know what you are talking about: if this is a character of a book, a character of a movie, or if it is a person or not.

However, doing some deep research trying to help you, we found that Genie is the main character of a documentary called "Genie: Secret of the Wild Child."

The documentary refers to the real-life case of a girl who spent most of her childhood in confinement, inside a bedroom. So this environment affected her ability to use language to communicate because nobody taught her how to speak, she lived alone. No examples to follow. That is why never really developed motor skills such as walking, writing, or playing. She also never develop bonds with people. She was completely isolated by cruel people. Of course, when police knew about this case in Los Angeles, California, Genie's parents were accused of child abuse.

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1. kaya kailangan ng guard sa simbahan para Hindi manakaw Ang imahe ng panginoong jesus

SANA NA KA TULONG KAHIT ISA LNG

The Christian church needs to guard the word of god especially on deviation and heresy to protect its supremacy.

Therefore we can conclude that to maintain perfection it was necessary to  prevent heresy and deviation.

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To share the voices of key Harlem Renaissance figures.

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technological advancement-papyrus calendar

architecture/temple building-pyramids

religion- polytheistic

writing-hieroglyphs

leaders-king djoser, king menes

government/laws- pharaohs make all laws

geographical features-nile river

basis for civilization- seasonal flooding

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i dont have an explanation, im just helping :D

also this says you are in college, im in 6th grade and have this question, wth. sorry that this is like a month late, im alos helping others with this question <3

Explanation: Papyrus and the calendar are two major advancements made by ancient Egyptians. Similar to Mesopotamians, Egyptians were polytheistic, worshiping multiple gods. Egyptians used hieroglyphs, or pictures, as their writing system. Egyptian kings commissioned the building of pyramids to honor the dead. King Menes and King Djoser were major rulers in ancient Egypt. Pharaohs made the laws in ancient Egypt. Many people lived near the Nile River, where seasonal flooding was common and provided irrigation for crops.

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False

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The cerebral hemisphere has 4 lobes. The frontal, parietal, occipital, and the temporal.

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The cerebral cortex has four lobes, so it is false to claim that it is made up of only three lobes. It is divided into two halves called cerebral hemispheres, each cerebral hemisphere has four lobes with distinct functions. Are they:

The frontal lobe is located at the front of the brain, and is the area where the planning of human movements and actions, such as motor learning, takes place.

In the parietal lobe, stimuli obtained from the external environment such as touch, heat and pain are received.

The occipital lobe has the function of processing visual stimuli, which allows the recognition of objects, faces and words.

The temporal lobe, on the other hand, is the brain area whose function is to process auditory stimuli, assigning meanings and recognizing different sounds.

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Correct answer is A tax on all printed paper used in the colonies.

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First option is the only correct one as it refers to an Act brought on 1765, whose goal was to collect revenues on all documents that were enacted in the colonies.

Second option is bot correct as this wasn't a part of the Act.

Third option is not correct as postal system already exist.

Fourth option is not correct as this refers to Sugar Act from 1764.

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23

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23 countries there are 23 countries in the North American continent.

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This, again, will take some time, will post here later.

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Prior to American involvement in World War II relationships between the Soviet Union and the United States had been wary and unfriendly. For a period of 16 years following the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917, the U.S. refused even to extend diplomatic recognition to Russia. Even after recognition neither country trusted the other. When the United States was thrust into the war after Pearl Harbor it found itself allied with the Soviet Union against a common enemy -Germany. The relationship which developed was that of a strained alliance. It was at best a marriage of convenience, not a love match.

   Yet the United States and the Soviet Union did cooperate diplomatically and militarily during the war out of necessity. In conjunction with England they hammered out a number of agreements at war-time conferences. Because German troops were besieging Russian cities at time of American entry in the war, the Soviet Union's major diplomatic objective was to get an Allied promise to launch an immediate cross-channel invasion to open up a massive second front in western Europe. This would force some German divisions to leave the Russian front. President Roosevelt pledged that we would do so by Fall, 1942. When the invasion did not take place until June, 1944 Russian mistrust and suspicion of the United States intensified.

   At the beginning of U.S. involvement in the war the "Big Three" (the U.S., England, and the Soviet Union) agreed to concentrate on the military defeat of Germany, and worry about Japan later. This focus on Germany's defeat was clearly reflected at the Casablanca conference in North Africa when the Big Three agreed to fight until Germany surrendered unconditionally. Since Germany posed the greatest military threat to both England and the Soviet Union (which was not even at war with Japan), the decision was understandable. But critics have argued that demanding unconditional surrender prolonged the war because Germany had nothing to gain by surrendering.

   Another wartime conference of the Big Three, at Yalta in the Crimea (part of Russia), had important post-war implications as well as wartime goals. At Yalta, under urging by the United States, the Soviet Union agreed to enter a post-war association of nations (the U.N.), and to go to war against Japan within three months of the defeat of Germany. In return the Soviet Union was to receive part of Sakhalin Island near Japan, and was allowed to maintain troops in Poland and the rest of Eastern Europe, provided that Russia would permit free elections in all those countries immediately after the war was over. The Soviet Union's violation of the pledge of free elections in Eastern Europe following the war was a harbinger of the "Cold War."

   Indeed, when the war ended the fundamental disagreement between the U.S. and the Soviet Union involved the question of who would control Europe. Russia, in order both to expand Communism and establish a safe "buffer zone" of Soviet satellite nations in Eastern Europe, consolidated its control over those countries. This led to what Great Britain's Prime Minister during World II, Winston Churchill, called the descent of an "iron curtain" over all of Eastern Europe. This issue was compounded by Russia's fear of an American monopoly of nuclear weapons. When the U.S., through the Baruch Plan, offered to turn its atomic technology over to a U.N. Atomic Energy Commission, provided no other country tried to develop an atom bomb, Russia refused.

   As the Soviet Union consolidated its control over Eastern Europe and put pressure on other countries, the Truman adminstration developed what has become known as the policy of containment. This policy, developed by 1947 by George Kennan and other State Department leaders and experts, was intended to halt the outward flow of Soviet power. The U.S. policy toward the Soviet Union, according to Kennan, should be one of long-range, patient, but firm and vigilant containment of Soviet expansionist tendencies. Containment was to check the spread of communism, but not to provoke war or try to "roll back" the iron curtain. "Long-range" and "patient" were the operative words.

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Co.vid is the most popular in 2020

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You forgot to attach the statement for reference. Without that statement, we do not know what you are talking about.

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One important social response in the Americas in the period 1492-1607 is that black African slaves became a critical element in substituting Native American Indians in colonial American society.

As Native American Indians never assume a role as slaves, European colonists decided to buy slaves from Africa, in what was known as the Salve Trade. These slaves were transported in inhuman conditions in ships that traveled for months until they reach the American shores.  Slaves traveled in overcrowded spaces where diseases could spread easily.

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Great Britain

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In Pretoria, representatives of Great Britain and the Boer states sign the Treaty of Vereeniging, officially ending the three-and-a-half-year South African Boer War. The Boers, also known as Afrikaners, were the descendants of the original Dutch settlers of southern Africa.