What was one significant factor that contributed to the election of Andrew Jackson as president in 1828?
O The passage of women's suffrage laws in numerous states.
O The collapse of the two-party political system.
O The extension of voting rights to free black men.
O The removal of property qualifications for voting.
Answer:
below
Explanation:
The extension of voting rights to free black men.
In what two ways does God have the “rights of a creator?” (You may use the example of a potter to explain your answer.)
a. b.
Answer:
He is the owner and creator which provides rights of the creator.
Explanation:
God have the “rights of a creator'' because He is the creator and owner of everything. An owner has the authority to use the thing according to its will. The creator has the rights to destroy or modifies its creation and no one is able to question Him. There is no rights of a creation over itself when we talk about the rights of creator. The rights of creator is more important than the rights creation because the creator is the owner of that creation.
Answer:
a. A potter has the rights and freedom of a creator to form the clay in whatever way he wants.
b. Once the pottery is formed, the potter also has the right and freedom to do with it as he pleases.
Explanation:
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How do u feel about Slavery?
Answer:
I feel like slavery was one the worst things that a human can do to another human because when someone is enslaved they lose all of their privileges and become a simple object.
Explanation:
Which of the following descriptions of this illustration is most accurate?
A. Whites and enslaved African Americans are presented as equals.
B. Both whites and enslaved African Americans are shown doing hard work.
C. Men, women, and children of both races are shown in the illustration.
D. African Americans of all ages and genders are depicted as laborers.
Jesus is now in glory at God's right hand.
True False
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Reasons for the departure of zhabdrung from Tibet to Bhutan? Main reason
Answer:
Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal left Tibet to establish a new base in western Bhutan, founding Cheri Monastery at the head of Thimphu valley.
Explanation:
How do you think the new railroads impacted:
Native Americans?
Farmers?
Factory owners?
real answer no link
Answer:
context? what railroads? what subject? this is a really vague question
23. Which Newton's Law would explain why your body lunges forward after the car has come to an abrupt stop?
A. Newton's First Law
B. Newton's Second Law
C. Newton's Third Law
D. Newton's Law of Momentum
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What was the purpose of the Platt Amendment?
Marconi, Bell and Morse both worked in what industry
Answer:
railroads, consolidated financial and commodity markets, and reduced information costs within and between firms.
Explanation:
What was the main effect of the Louisiana Purchase?
Answer: the trading line .
Explanation:
In the 1960s, many people under the age of 21 were in the U.S. Army fighting in a war in Vietnam. However, several states did
not allow people to vote in elections until they reached age 21.
How was this situation addressed?
A)
the Supreme Court ordered states to change their laws
B)
the President signed a law requiring that all 18 year olds vote
c)
an amendment to lower the voting age was added to the U.S. Constitution
D)
a new law was passed requiring members of the military be at least 21
years of age
explanation:
I think C would be correct but feel free to correct me if I am wrong
Explanation:
How did Japan develop into a powerful nation
Answer:
Explanation:
Japan had built a modern army and navy that had won two brief wars. It had beaten China in 1894-1895 and Russia in 1904-1905. ... Japan's next step was to try to become a world power and dominate the Pacific. This ambition would lead inevitably to the attack on Pearl Harbor and war with the United States.
Fahrenheit 9/11 is the highest-grossing documentary of all time, earning $222 million worldwide.
True
False
Answer: True
Explanation: "Fahrenheit 9/11" (2004) - $119.1 million Michael Moore's scathing documentary about President George W. Bush and the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks is the highest-grossing documentary of all time and it isn't even close.
When Egypt and Nubia were at peace, what did the two cultures share?
A) the Egyptian language
B) the Meroitic language
C) friendship with the Hyksos
D) friendship with the Persians
In what part of the Great Compromise are the ideas of the Virginia Plan represented?
Answer:
House of Representatives
The House of Representatives part of the Great Compromise represents the ideas of the Virginia Plan.
Question one [36]
1 a. In what way is Lucas Sithole unique and special?
Answer:
He was the best Quad Doubles at the Australlian open
Explanation:
Which of the following statements best describe history?
It involves how it has changed and not changed at all
It is a narrative anchored in chronology, continuum of time
It explains the past by telling stories of what happened, why it happened and how it relates to past events
all of the above
This excerpt is from a memoir by Muhammad Hallaj, a political scientist who was a high school student in Palestine when the Arab-Israeli conflict began in 1948.
In 1967, the Israelis completed their conquest of Palestine, seizing the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, including Qalqilya. They bore down on Qalqilya with a particular vengeance. They tried to destroy the town completely, loading many of the inhabitants onto trucks and dumping them at the Jordan River, telling them to "go to King Hussein." My father was among them. After dynamiting and bulldozing a substantial part of the town, foreign embassies in Tel Aviv found out what Israel was doing in Qalqilya and had their governments intervene. International pressure forced Israel to stop destroying the town.
–from "Recollections of the Nakba through a
Teenager's Eyes"
In the first sentence, Hallaj states that the Israelites had completed their conquest of Palestine by seizing Gaza and the West Bank. Based on his word choice, how did Palestinians view the Six-Day War?
as only a partial loss
as an occupation
as a complete victory
as an equal battle
Answer:
B. As an occupation
Explanation:
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What were the significant events in the history of African Americans and Latinos before the civil rights movement?
Answer:
1955 — Montgomery Bus Boycott
1961 — Albany Movement
1963 — Birmingham Campaign
1963 — March on Washington
1965 — Bloody Sunday
1965 — Chicago Freedom Movement
1967 — Vietnam War Opposition
Explanation:
difference between zinjanthropus and homohabilis
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The differences between homohabilis and Australopithecus are: homohabilis possesses a greater cranial capacity (610 to about 800cc), it has reduced prognathism is a flatter face and a shorter tooth row. The giant increase in brain size made by habilis would have given the species the advantage of stone tool-making.
The right to food, clothing, and shelter are known as
1) first-generation rights
2) legal rights
3) liberty-oriented rights
4)security-oriented rights
What did nativists believe about immigrants?
a
They brought new customs and traditions to America,
They should work for lower wages than Americans.
They were a threat to American citizens
They would never learn the English language.
d
Why do you think Qin Shi Huang had so many Terracotta Soldiers built?
Answer:
Reason 1: The Terracotta Army was built to protect Qin Shi Huang and his tomb. Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the owner of the Terracotta Army, killed many people who opposed him when he was launching wars to the other states. One day, he dreamed that those who had been executed by him came to revenge.
Explanation:
After U.S.-led invasions in the early 2000s, Afghanistan and Iraq changed from dictatorships to democracies. Is it right to spread democracy by force? Pair up with a friend and choose opposite sides to the debate. Write your arguments in the spaces below.
Pro Con
Answer:
Although the United States intervened in Iraq after it began its intervention in Afghanistan, it is withdrawing from Iraq first. Therefore, what the United States has and has not accomplished in Iraq will be discussed first.
It must be said to begin with that the United States did achieve some important successes in Iraq. It destroyed the brutal regime of Saddam Hussein — something that the Iraqi population had not only been unable to do on its own, but may not have been able to do later either. If Saddam had managed to transfer power to his sons (who were reportedly just as, or even more, vicious than their father), the regime may have survived for years or even decades.
In addition, the U.S.-led intervention helped the Kurds in northern Iraq. They had suffered terribly under Saddam Hussein but were able to solidify the tenuous autonomy they had achieved (also with U.S. help) after the 1990-91 Kuwait conflict and even build some prosperity in their zone.
Although Iraq’s Arab Sunni tribes were initially hostile to the U.S.-led intervention and fought an insurgent war against it, American forces were eventually able to make peace and work with most of them.
Most important, the United States organized and protected the holding of relatively free and fair elections at both the national and local levels. This allowed Iraq’s Arab Shia majority, which had also suffered dreadfully under Saddam Hussein, to play a leading role in Iraqi politics for the first time.
In addition to these successes, however, the United States has had some noteworthy failures in Iraq. First, the failure to halt the massive violence, looting and infrastructure breakdown that took place throughout the country immediately after the collapse of Saddam Hussein’s regime. This was caused by the Bush administration’s failure to anticipate and plan for the aftermath of Saddam’s downfall as well as to deploy enough troops to maintain order. As a result, the initial gratitude displayed by much of the Iraqi population toward the United States for delivering it from Saddam quickly disappeared.
Further, despite a massive troop presence, the United States was unable to prevent or stop the large-scale ethnic-cleansing campaigns that violent Arab Sunni and Arab Shia groups conducted against each other’s communities. These campaigns were so successful that some observers attributed the decline in violence in Iraq in 2008-09 not to the American troop surge ordered by President Bush, but to the ethnic-cleansing campaigns having largely completed the violent work of segregating the Sunni and the Shia communities from each other.
Explanation:
Why did Congress object to
Roosevelt's plan for adding
new justices to the Court?
Roosevelt believed it was within the power of Congress to change the size of the Supreme Court. Members of both parties viewed the legislation as an attempt to stack the court.
Which of the following was ruled to be unconstitutional in the Citizens United Supreme Court case?
A.
The Federal Election Commission
B.
The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act
C.
The Seventeenth Amendment
D.
The Baker v. Carr decision
The option that ruled to be unconstitutional in the Citizens United Supreme Court case is the Federal Election Commission
What did the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act do?This act is known to hinder any funds for soft money accounts from it use in any kind of solicited, received, etc., using the name of national political parties, Federal candidates and others.
The option that ruled to be unconstitutional in the Citizens United Supreme Court case is the Federal Election Commission.
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Which statement best completes the timeline?
Shoguns rule
over a feudal
system in Japan
Japan adopts modem
technology during the
Meiji period
dapan joins
Germany and Italy
during World War II
?
A. Japan establishes an empire in East Asia.
B. The Yamato dynasty unites Japan.
C. Samurai replace Japan's emperor as leaders.
D. Japan takes control over Korea.
Answer:
The Correct answer is B
Explanation:
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What gave Britain a claim to the land in the Pacific Northwest?
O Methodist missions
O trading posts
agricultural settlements
O logging companies
How did the cold war impact life in Europe? I just need some general ideas to get started on reasearch for an essay as I'm kind of stuck right now. Thanks!
Answer:
In Eastern Europe, the end of the Cold War has ushered in an era of economic growth and a large increase in the number of liberal democracies, while in other parts of the world, such as Afghanistan, independence was accompanied by state failure.