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Congress passes the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote. This means Hilary Clinton got more votes than she would have if the 19th Ammendment wasn't passed.

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rations

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Answer: C.  rations

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Reconciliation is not the duty of the colonies. If it were, Paine says, than Britain, half of whose people are of French descent, ought to submit itself to the rule of the French. ... Paine also argues that reconciliation with the British will only cause the present situation to repeat itself.

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it is 2

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D. President George H.W. Bush

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The President of the United States during the Desert Storm conflict was

D. George H.W. Bush​

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Communication barrier are the hindrances to effective communication between Reciver and sender.

1) physical barrier: these could be as a result of space that exist between someone passing the information and one receiving it, it could be as a result of noise and other environmental barrier

2) personal barrier: these could be as a result of psychology factors, it could be as as result of pressure, social values between the one sending information and one receiving it.

4)Organizational structure barrier

5) status barrier

6) resistance to change

7) emotional attitude

8) premature evaluation barrier

9) sematic/language barrier: this is barrier associated with different meaning, it occurs when one sending the message uses some symbols or style which means different thing to the receiver of the message.

Answer: the answer is D: Americans snging patriotic songs after the 9?11 terrorist attacks took place.

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Answer: D and some dum que deleted my answer

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timber church of San Francisco de los Tejas

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In 1690, one year after Father Massenet set fire to La Salle's doomed Fort St. Louis settlement, he blessed the timber church of San Francisco de los Tejas – the first Spanish mission in east Texas, near present-day Augusta.

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False

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He supported free silver coinage

Answer: Well without trust in your government there can be many thing that the govermnet can do to help us but since we dont trust they we dont agree with that (for example bill or law). Also the government can start fearing the civilians that live there if theres enough people being rebellious therefore causing a civil war.

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Alabama and Georgia

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The states that were at part of the Confederacy were mostly states that were in the Southeast. As a matter of a fact, the first capital of the Confederacy was Montgomery, Alabama.

Confederate States of America, also known as the Confederacy, was the name given to the government of the 11 Southern states that had seceded from the Union in 1860–1861. Hence option D is correct .

Until they were defeated in the spring of 1865, the Confederate States of America carried on all the functions of a separate government.

The Northern and Southern regions of the United States had been growing more and more hostile against one another in the decades before 1860. These conflicts produced varying interpretations of the meaning of key provisions of the Constitution and led to a fundamental disagreement concerning the rights of individual states.

The main issue separating the North and the South was slavery, despite the fact that several economic, social, and political reasons would contribute to this interregional conflict.

Since the founding of Slave labour played a significant role in the English colonies' economic development in the 17th century in the American colonies.

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#3

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The statements do not describe how the Japanese interacted with foreigners as Tokugawa shoguns grew increasingly hostile towards foreigners. Thus the correct option is C.

The distinctive Shinto religion of Japan and its long-standing agricultural way of life are deeply embedded in Japanese culture. This nation has a thriving "matsuri" culture. The Japanese word for festivity is known as matsuri.

Nearly all independent nations are in diplomatic ties with Japan. By collaborating closely with the West and supporting the UN, Japanese foreign policy aims to advance peace and prosperity for the Japanese people.

The Japanese initially prohibited all foreigners from entering the nation. More and more Japanese people converted to Christianity. After the Japanese cut off contact with the West, they annually let one or two Dutch ships trade in Nagasaki.

Therefore, option C is appropriate.

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C) The overall plan.

Explanation: In music, form refers to the structure of a musical composition or performance.

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C. Overall Plan

Next time, please put music under the arts section, since it's a form of art.

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Korea's geography positions it snugly between China to the north and Japan to the east. It has historically acted as a conduit of cultural, political, and economic diffusion between the two countries.

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The Reformation led to the reformulation of certain basic tenets of Christian belief and resulted in the division of Western Christendom between Roman Catholicism and the new Protestant traditions.

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The answer should be A

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B. Constitutional Era

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the new cloak

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The new cloak represents the change that Odysseus went through in front of everyone. That's because the cloak was used when Odysseus disguised himself as a beggar, it gave him a weak, irrelevant, fragile and dying image, but the new cloak gave him the grandeur he had as a hero, letting him look like a god and he was a man totally different from what he looked like or what they thought of him.

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OPTION C

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1. Explica como era la vida de los indígenas en América antes de la llegada de los conquistadores.

La mayoría de los indígenas vivían en pequeñas tribus, algunas nómadas, otras de personas que ya cultivaban.

La excepción eran los Aztecas y los Incas, quienes poseían grandes imperios con una tecnología más avanzada.

2. ¿Cómo fue que llegaron los españoles a América?

Los españoles llegaron, siguiendo la ruta de Cristóbal Colón. Empezaron a explorar las Antillas, Centroamérica, México y Sudamérica. A medida que exploraban, sometían a pueblos indígenas a su dominio. Con el tiempo, fundaron colonias bajo la administración del Reino de España.

3. Realiza un breve recuento de los cuatro viajes de Cristóbal Colón.

En su primer viajé, llegó a las Bahamas, y desde allí, exploró el norte de la Española y de Cuba.

En su segundo viaje, exploró con mayor detalle a la isla de la Española y a Cuba.

En su tercer viaje, exploró la costa de Venezuela.

En su cuarto viaje, exploró la costa de Centroamérica.

4. ¿Cómo se repartió el territorio americano entre los conquistadores?

Cada conquistador obtuvo territorios en las regiones que ellos conquistaron. Cortés obtuvo territorios en México, que en esa época se llamaba Nueva España. Francisco Pizarro obtuvo territorios en Perú, en esa época había sido parte del Imperio Inca.

5. ¿Cómo fue la conquista a México?

Hernán Cortés conquistó al antiguo imperio Azteca entre 1519 y 1521. Se alió con los varias tribus mexicas que eran enemigas de los Aztecas, y logró someterlos al poder de España

Pizarro no labró tantas alianzas, pero también logró conquistar el imperio Inca en el año 1572.

6. Enumera las principales consecuencias de la conquista de América.

La primera gran consecuencia es que la gran mayoría de indígenas perecieron debido a las enfermedades que trajeron los europeos, y frente a las cuales no tenían defensas.

La segunda consecuencia es que gran parte del territorio americano pasó al control de España y de Portugal.

La tercera gran consecuencia es que comenzó un intercambio humano y económico entre América y Europa. Por ejemplo, a Europa llegaron productos americanos como el maíz, el tomate, o el cacao, mientras que a América llegaron productos de Europa como el trigo, la cebada, o los caballos.

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At the battle of Germantown in October 1777, the British observed that this “ was a superior American army to the one that had fought the campaign of 1776.”[27] The militia participation in the war helped the colonists to become a unified, fighting force quickly, shortening the duration of the conflict.

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How did Philip II ensure absolute power? He ruled by divine right, which gave him religious power, and he also centralized the government so he could control all.  Philip II was a patron of both and founded schools.

Answer:A religiously literate person is described as possessing: 'a basic understanding of the history, central texts (where applicable), beliefs, practices and contemporary manifestations of several of the world's religious traditions as they arose out of and continue to be shaped by particular social, historical and .

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The first battle of the war, Lexington marked the beginning of the American Revolution. Although Lexington and Concord were considered British military victories, they gave a moral boost to the American colonists.

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the answer is D

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Until the mid 15th century the engine of the renaissance was mostly confined to the Mediterranean. What little permeated into Northern Europe was mostly around the prosperous Hanse ports of Antwerp and Bruge. The Dutch painter Van Eyck is perhaps the most notable Northern figure of this earlier period.

Until the mid 15th century the engine of the renaissance was mostly confined to the Mediterranean. What little permeated into Northern Europe was mostly around the prosperous Hanse ports of Antwerp and Bruge. The Dutch painter Van Eyck is perhaps the most notable Northern figure of this earlier period.As you get into the 16th century, Northern Europe plays an ever more central role - The invention of the printing press in Germany, development of heliocentrism in Poland and Austria, the rise of the scientific method in France and England, the social upheaval of the protestant reformation beginning in Germany.

Until the mid 15th century the engine of the renaissance was mostly confined to the Mediterranean. What little permeated into Northern Europe was mostly around the prosperous Hanse ports of Antwerp and Bruge. The Dutch painter Van Eyck is perhaps the most notable Northern figure of this earlier period.As you get into the 16th century, Northern Europe plays an ever more central role - The invention of the printing press in Germany, development of heliocentrism in Poland and Austria, the rise of the scientific method in France and England, the social upheaval of the protestant reformation beginning in Germany.All these new ideas lead to an explosion of intellectualism and the power of universities, felt mostly in Germany but moving across the low countries and eventually into France and England.

Until the mid 15th century the engine of the renaissance was mostly confined to the Mediterranean. What little permeated into Northern Europe was mostly around the prosperous Hanse ports of Antwerp and Bruge. The Dutch painter Van Eyck is perhaps the most notable Northern figure of this earlier period.As you get into the 16th century, Northern Europe plays an ever more central role - The invention of the printing press in Germany, development of heliocentrism in Poland and Austria, the rise of the scientific method in France and England, the social upheaval of the protestant reformation beginning in Germany.All these new ideas lead to an explosion of intellectualism and the power of universities, felt mostly in Germany but moving across the low countries and eventually into France and England. Late in the Renaissance is something of a schism between an ever more turbulent but creative North and an increasingly stifled Catholic south. Galileo Galilei, a man of incredible genius is in some ways a last hurrah for the Italian states. From the 17th century onwards the centres of art and science move above the Alps and the world transitions into the Enlightenment.

Until the mid 15th century the engine of the renaissance was mostly confined to the Mediterranean. What little permeated into Northern Europe was mostly around the prosperous Hanse ports of Antwerp and Bruge. The Dutch painter Van Eyck is perhaps the most notable Northern figure of this earlier period.As you get into the 16th century, Northern Europe plays an ever more central role - The invention of the printing press in Germany, development of heliocentrism in Poland and Austria, the rise of the scientific method in France and England, the social upheaval of the protestant reformation beginning in Germany.All these new ideas lead to an explosion of intellectualism and the power of universities, felt mostly in Germany but moving across the low countries and eventually into France and England. Late in the Renaissance is something of a schism between an ever more turbulent but creative North and an increasingly stifled Catholic south. Galileo Galilei, a man of incredible genius is in some ways a last hurrah for the Italian states. From the 17th century onwards the centres of art and science move above the Alps and the world transitions into the Enlightenment. Although the British Isles are something of a sideline for much of the Renaissance period it is perhaps the 16th century English playwrights Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare who have come to define the voice of the era.

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by sending aid to help the refugees

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in order to help those people, UN security councils established The United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR) in 1993 which is aimed to provide humanitarian assistance and helped defuse the situation In Rwanda.

But, UNAMIR was considered as a failure.

They failed to defuse the situation and provide the help that they intended to give to the refugees. On top of that, around 27 members of UNAMIR lost their lives during the mission.

The UN and various countries responded to the genocide in Rwanda by sending aid to help the refugees. Thus, Option A is the correct statement.

During this period the Rwandan genocide, also known as the genocide against the Tutsi, occurred between 7 April and 15 July 1994.

It was a War of around 100 days, members of the Tutsi minority ethnic group, as well as some moderate Hutu and Twa, were killed by armed militias.

Thus, Option A is the correct statement.

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