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Answer: False

Explanation:

What was the purpose of the Southern Manifesto? To serve as a guide for NAACP leaders working towards desegregation in the South To pledge to restore and maintain order and to ensure the protection of African American children during the desegregation of Southern schools To condemn the Brown decision and declare an intention of Southern governments to oppose integration To challenge the Brown ruling with an application for an appeal to the highest federal court

Women of the Northeastern American Indian groups were typically responsible for caring for children and

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America and Mexico stood at the brink of war when U.S. Marines prevented Huerta from receiving weapons supplied by
a.
Great Britain.
c.
Russia.
b.
Spain.
d.
Germany.

The rich accused Jackson of abusing power, even though it was completely legal,
by using his executive power to ... bills.

Uphold

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Veto

Pay

Condemn

America and Mexico stood at the brink of war when U.S. Marines prevented Huerta from receiving weapons supplied by
a.
Great Britain.
c.
Russia.
b.
Spain.
d.
Germany.

Cookies are made from which of the following?
O Lean dough
O Rich dough
Enriched dough
O Pâte à choux dough

What war innovation was needed to protect soldiers from the deadly power of machine guns?


A) Chemical warfare

B) Artillery

C) Trenches

D) Airplanes

Name two important things Mansa Musa did as a leader?
Option 1 Built mosques and captured important trading cities
Built mosques and captured important trading cities
Sold natural resources and built land mines
Formed the Mughul Empire and British Colonies

According to the map above, The Siminole Tribe was from which present day U.S.state
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Which innovation expanded settlement and business across the state in the
late 1800s?

Which of the following did George Washington not warn Americans about in his
Farewell Address?
forming alliances with other countries
forming trade relationships with other countries
becoming divided on regional issues
allowing political parties to spread

What was the motivation for the "Contract with America" created by Newt Gingrich and other Republican officials?
A)
identify ways in which Americans could have a greater voice within the
democratic process
B)
show the American people that the Republican party was doing everything
possible to impeach President Clinton
outline congressional policies the Republicans would enact if they won the
majority in Congress during the 1994 election cycle
C)
D)
demonstrate the inadequacies of the Democratic party by having American
citizens sign that they supported key conservative policies

Did the Kansas Nebraska Act push America closer to war? Explain why you think it did or did not ?

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Describe the following pictures in your own words and explain how this is connected to the industrial revolution​

After reading the Great Migration Begins (1915), how does this affect where
citizens live today?

Which of the following did John McLoughlin accomplish in the Pacific Northwest? Select all that apply
A developed a scorched earth plan
B. established the American Pur Company
C. established American missions in the Pacific Northwest
D. provided food for settlers in need
E expanded Hudson Bay Company production
OF moved from Vancouver to Fort George
D G killed many Nor westers

Which statements about world war 2 are true
Choose all answers that are correct
A. America's industrail might played a large role
B. There were many times more civilian death's in world war ll than in world war l
C. The use of air power did little to change the way world war ll was fought.
D. Many major advances in technology and medicine occured during world war ll.

29. After being exiled to the island of Elba, Napoleon returned to France to launch a counter-attack on the armies of the Sixth Coalition. This time is known as The Hundred Days because it lasted only a few months. Why would Napoleon’s comeback only last a short time?
The French army refused to support a once exiled leader.
Assassins were able to kill Napoleon shortly after his return.
When they saw how he behaved, the French people soon remembered why they had been glad to see him go.
Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo by his enemies, and lost the support of his army.

What Chinese invention allowed ships to move their sails and sail the wind for the first time? true or false

What did the last of Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points propose to establish?


A.
United Nations

B.
Committee on Public Information

C.
League of Nations

D.
American economy

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What area of America did England claim?

theory of panspermia
what is theory of panspermia?​

how manifest destiny influenced westward expansion ?

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How did Africans respond to European colonialism?

Why is Islam the fastest growing religion?

Type a 250-word report on either John Calvin or Martin Luther. Your report should include the individual's background, beliefs, what the person was noted for, and his influence on Christianity today. Your report should be typed using proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling.

Proper documentation includes both parenthetical citations within the body of your report anytime you summarize or quote a source, as well as a works cited page.

Why did the Romans think they were descended from Mars?

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what was Praine Lite portrayed as by the Canadian government and now did they use
this to attract settlers?
It was portrayed as an idyllic prairie life of blue skies, golden crops, happy families, ,
friendly neighbours, sunshine, and independence. They packed Canada west with advice
for the prospective pioneers to encourage them to come to Canada.
3. How much money did you need before you came to Canada? What did the different
levels of money get you?
4. How many settlers came to Canada from Europe and the USA between 1896-1914?
Between 1896 and 1914 more than 2 million settlers from Europe and the United
States poured into the prairies in the greatest wave of immigration in Canadian history
5. By 1901, 700,000 of Canada's total population were immigrants (Not born here). What
countries did they come from?
They were from Europe and the United States.​