In the contemporary pattern of migration to cities in more developed countries, migrants are more likely to settle in what?
A.) Ssuburban areas
B.) The central city
C.)Brownfield sites
D.) Squatter settlements
E.) Areas of gentrification
Answer:B
Explanation: My Ap human teacher talked about this today I know it is right
Migrants in contemporary pattern are more likely to settle in what in the central city.
What is the contemporary migration patterns?Contemporary migration is known to be a form of movement that takes a person from one place to another.
Conclusively, a lot of Migrants in contemporary method of immigration often like to settle in central city where they can work and then can also go back to their family in rural areas.
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Which season I'd is this
Answer:
season 6
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Answer:
season 6
Explanation:
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Which is a major genetically modified crop in the United States?
A)
cabbage
B)
corn
bananas
D)
potatoes
E)
asparagus
1. What is your relationship to aging and to time? Look back on your own life. How much and in what ways did you change in ten years and in twenty years? Does a decade seem like a long time or a short time in a life span? Now apply some of your ideas to the idea of aging. Do you think older people share similar experiences as they age?
2. Make a list of all the biases, generalizations, and stereotypes about elderly people that you have seen or heard. Include everything, no matter how small or seemingly trivial. Try to rate the items on your list. Which statements can be considered myths? Which frequently turn into discrimination?
Answer:
My relationship with again and time is time although moves slow in terms of growing old and becoming an adult moves slowly through hours and day even the last minute as we wait to leave school each day.I would say in 10 year a person can change quite a bit from becoming more grown physocally in their looks or emotionally more stable. Although time to us moves slow it feels as if years move by very swiftly. In my mind aging is the older the wiser no young adult today knows quite as much as their grandmother or great grandmother.Take it as a recipe parents always seem to have learned their best meals from their elders.
-old people are more wise although their memory is not as good
Read the following passage from Zora Neale Hurston's "How It Feels to be
Colored Me":
I follow those heathen follow them exultingly. I dance
wildly inside myself; 1 yell within, I whoop; I shake my
assegai above my head, I hurl it true to the mark
yeeeeooww! I am in the jungle and living in the jungle way.
How does this paradox support Hurston's purpose?
Answer:
This paradox supports Hurston's purpose because it shows her personality which was in contrast to the real way she was treated. Zora was happy, rejoicing and dancing and this was not a true reflection of her colored skin tone that was discriminated against.
Explanation:
Even though Hurston was colored, her true personality was that of a happy person who delighted in things around her. She bore no grudges. In this excerpt, she is seen dancing to music which the white man also enjoys showing that they have things in common.
She allows no segregation to limit her, rather she rejoices in the fact that she is colored. Sometimes, though, when she is found among many whites, she is reminded of her color.
If planet Earth's mass was doubled, it’s gravitational force would
A. Double
B. Half
C. Stay the same
Answer:
The answer is A. Double. Hope this helps.
Which of the following is the most likely consequence of runoff transporting chemicals that are
endocrine disruptors to a pond?
A Decreased turbidity in the pond
B Increased frequency of birth defects in fish populations in the pond
C Increased mutualistic relationships between fish and frog populations in the pond
D Increased dissolved oxygen in the pond
Answer:
b. Increased frequency of birth defects in fish populations in the pond
Explanation:
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Answer:
4
Explanation:
These are similar triangles, so I found the proportion of side BE to side CD. and applied it to side BA. The total length of side CA turned out to be 28, and 28-24=4.
Name the two basic occupancy status categories.
Answer:
Primary Residence.
Second home.
Investment Property.
Explanation:
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DNA is mainly found in cell nucleus. In addition to the nucleus, DNA can also be found in the cell
In the what?
T or F: The higher your level of education the more money you make on average(median). *
Researchers make a one-sample z interval to estimate the proportion of adults who would say they learned
something new in the past month. Previous studies have suggested that about 40% would answer "yes" to this
question. The researchers plan on using a confidence level of 95%, and they want the margin of error to be no
more than 25%
If we assume p = 0.40, what is the smallest sample size required to obtain the desired margin of error?
Choose 1 answer:
140
225
296
D
369
Answer:Statistics is the discipline that concerns the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of d
Explanation: sorry if this doesnt
help
Answer:
369
Explanation:
it's right on khan academy
What about Von Thunen's model is still relevant in the modern world? List at least three different factors and explain why.
Answer:
The model for land use proposed by economist Johann Heinrich Von Thunen has modern relevance as a depiction of an ideal state of agricultural geography. In less developed societies it can be used more or less as-is and adapted to particular market circumstances. He stated that grains are lightweight and could require a low cost of transportation compare to dairy products. This is still important because transporters charged mostly per kg of goods, the weight of grains are lighter reduced the cost of transporting if located in the far distance and also it helps reduce risk of loss.
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How does Publius clarify the Supreme Court’s role of checking the executive and legislative branches, and what guidelines must the courts follow?
Answer:
Two key characteristics of the Supreme Court—its practice of judicial review, and its justices’ life tenure—can lead to debate over the legitimacy of the Court’s power, as well as attempts by the other branches to challenge and limit that power.
Key terms
Term Definition
judicial review The power of the judicial branch to nullify an act of Congress, executive action, or state law if it violates the Constitution.
life tenure Holding a position for life as Supreme Court justices do, unless they resign or are impeached.
judicial activism The belief that the role of a justice is to defend individual rights and liberties, even those not explicitly stated in the Constitution.
judicial restraint The belief that the role of a justice is to defer decisions (and thus policymaking) to the elected branches of government and stay focused on a narrower interpretation of the Bill of Rights.
jurisdiction The extent of the power a court has to make legal judgments and decisions.
Key takeaways
Judicial activism and judicial restraint — The debate over judicial activism and judicial restraint is a key issue in discussions around the power of the Supreme Court. Some justices favor a policy of judicial restraint, viewing their role as strict interpreters of precedent and the Constitution, and deferring decisions that impact policymaking to the other, elected branches of government.
But other justices believe in judicial activism: that the Court should be bolder in upholding rights that may not be explicitly stated in the Constitution, and in striking down legislation that infringes those rights.
Challenging and limiting the Court’s power — In the wake of a controversial ruling by the Court, the other branches may challenge its legitimacy and power, questioning either the Court’s right to exercise judicial review or the appropriateness of its justices’ life tenures. Both the legislative and executive branches can also employ checks that can limit the Court’s power, for example via the nomination and confirmation of justices.
In the event of a vacancy, the president is likely to nominate a justice with whom they are at least somewhat ideologically aligned, which may in turn alter the ideological balance of the Court and decrease the likelihood of future majority opinions that conflict with the views of the president’s party. Because federal judges serve life terms, these appointments can have long-lasting impacts after a president has left office.
Congress can pass legislation to attempt to limit the Court’s power: by changing the Court’s jurisdiction; by modifying the impact of a Court decision after it has been made; or by amending the Constitution in relation to the Court. The president (and the states) may also choose to evade or ignore a Court decision; while not very common, this approach has been used in the past following some unpopular rulings
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Explanation:
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How long has the Utah state basketball been playing?
This is for my Avid class.
Will give brainiest to most accurate
Answer:
The first basketball team on Utah State's campus was organized in 1902 and consisted of only women. A men's team was organized in 1904, at which point the women's club fell into obscurity.
Y'ALL DO NOT LISTEN TO THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE A VERIFIED CHECK! THEIR ANSWERS ARE WRONG.
Answer:
that make no sense tho lol there answers were verified HA
Explanation:
Answer: Thank you for telling us this:)
Explanation:
1-7=?, pls answer rn
Answer:
1 - 7 is -6
Explanation:
Answer:
-6
Explanation:
1-7=-6
its better to use a number line that have positive and negative numbers
Whether the ethical code/ norm is fostered (as described by the positive terms above) or degraded (as described by the negative terms above) depends on the presence or absence of...
Answer:k
Explanation:
j
Evaluate the extent to which nations or groups used the memory of the First World War to advance their political objectives in the period 1918–1939. (I just need a thesis)
Answer:
Hitler's Rise
Explanation:
The Nazi's used the apparent "disrespect" of nation of Germany in the Treaty of Versailles in their rise to power by explaining the starving peoples with an easy scapegoat in the Jews and the bad economic position the treaty put their nation in.
You could also say similar things with Italy, and Japan (Not getting the respect the felt they deserved). You could also do the USSR and the legacy of the Russian Revolution.
Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition
“My very excellent mother just sent us necklaces” for the order of planets
Radiation exposure to 1,000 - 2,000 mSv can cause health problems such as __________.
A) fatigue
B) temporary sterility in males
C) abortion of pregnancies of less than two months
D) vomiting
E) all of the above
Answer:
A- fatigue
Explanation:
Answer: E: All of the above
Explanation:
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Which of the following environmental justice policies would the Environmental Protection Agency be least interested
in and able to support?
A) fair treatment
B) legal policies
C) social justice
D) corrective justice
E) procedural justice
Answer:
C. Soical Justice
Explanation:
The environmental justice would be least interested in soical justice because justice in terms of distribution of wealth, opportunities, privileges within the society.
Answer:
social Justice
Explanation:
Does anyone remember a manga with 2 hacker twins boys and there mom is a twin and she get in a accident and lose her memory then her place is taking by her sister
I really need help I can’t find it anymore
Answer:
Legend of Twilight
Explanation:
Not sure if I'm right please correct me if I'm wrong.
Favorite Lord of the rings scene and character. Mine is the battle for helms deep and my favorite character is Aragorn.
Answer:
The Helm's Deep Battle build up and Legolas :)
Explanation:
please help if you can. just one answer would be nice :)
Answer:
C, and E i think
Explanation:
Which of the following is an example of a producer?
A) grass
B) mushroom
C) bacteria
D) rabbits
E) owls
Answer:
A
Explanation:
A producer in biology are photosynthezing organisms. Grass is the only organism there that can photosynthesize.
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If the irs calls you and wants to exam your tax return this is called audit? True or false ?
Answer:
True
Explanation:
true I looked it up........
How would both Hobbes and Locke argue the importance of immigration? Be sure to include natural rights and the social contract in your discussion.
Answer:
Both Hobbes and Locke has different ideas about the social contract and the natural rights.
Explanation:
Locke disagreed with Hobbes about the social contract and the natural rights. According to Locke, social contract is a contract that the people in the state of nature transfer some of their rights to the government, while on the other hand, according to Hobbes, social contract is the mutual transferring of right and everyone has the right to everything. Hobbes was in favour of Absolutism. Absolutism is a system in which control of the state is in the hands of a single individual. Locke, on the other hand, favored a more open approach to state-building and against Absolutism.
Why is reduced precipitation, rather than drought, the leading cause of limited water availability?
A) Reduced precipitation is the cause of drought.
B) Drought only impacts the supplies of groundwater.
C) Water availability depends upon drought conditions.
D) Drought only affects areas with vegetation.
E) Precipitation limits the amount of water in many environments.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
reduced precipitation is the cause of drought.
Answer: E) Precipitation limits the amount of water in many environments.
Explanation:
Which of these statements about waves is NOT true?
A.) Waves can deposit sand along the shore
B.) Waves can create new islands over time
C.) Waves can move the sand along the coast
D.) Waves can wear away the land and expose a rocky shore
Answer:
I think B is incorrect
Explanation:
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