Alright, so a lot has happened in the Dream SMP, and the easiest way to say it all is in a timeline. And big spoiler warnings in advance, if you havent watched all the streams. (Ps. Manberg and L'Manberg are the same, it just depends on what you prefer to call it.)
The Dream SMP became a roleplay server when Tommyinnit first joins (April 24, 2020)After Tommy joins, the dr.ug empire in created (I forgot all the members) and the SMP sees a dramatic growth in whitelisted membersWilbur joins and creates Manberg/L'Manberg, and then fights for independenceThe L'Manberg war happens because Dream refuses to give them independenceOnce they gained that independence, an election is held, Jschlatt becomes the presidentHim and his vices hold The Manberg Festival, aka the Red Festival. Jschlatt blames Tubbo for being a traitor and demands that Technoblade kills Tubbo with his crossbow and fireworks. The first shot misses, and the second shot kills Tubbo, and accidentally also kills Schlatt and Quackity as well.The Manberg-Pogtopia war happens in efforts to take Schlatt out of powerWilbur blew up the nation with a lot of TNTWilbur tells Philza to kill him, which he does, and Wilbur`s final canon life is taken. He becomes a ghost, aka GhostburAfter that war, Tubbo becomes president and they begin rebuilding Manberg and replacing territoriesThe Banishment Era leads to the exile of TommyMexican L'Manberg in created by Quackity in honor of his old friends, and is eventually renamed to El RapidsThis is all of the events up to December of 2020, which is all I`ve gotten memorized lol. If you would like the rest, here`s the link to a far more detailed wiki with exact events, dates, and such. Just remove the spaces :)
https:/ /dreamteam.fandom. com/wiki/ Timeline_of_the_Dream_SMP
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i know c!purpled definitely became unpopular for what he did to c!slimecicle but i'm not gonna lie, i think he was justified in doing it, even if he was wrong.
it's been a while since c!purpled was first scouted and employed to las nevadas, so i feel the need to mention that the way he had initially been involved was through c!quackity blowing up his ufo, one of the few things on the server that indicated his presence where he otherwise felt forgotten.
c!purpled is a lonely character. there's camaraderie to be found between the other characters on the server, but never him and someone else before he was recruited by c!quackity. he shows this loneliness in the way dogchamp accompanies him wherever he goes, despite the constant danger on the server.
where some people would hide their pets, c!purpled keeps his by his side, otherwise who else would be there?
one of the main things that c!quackity said in the stream where he blew up the ufo was that "the ufo was your legacy, and i've taken it from you."
legacy is so important in this server. when you leave a mark on the smp, it's remembered, for better or for worse. for c!purpled, who was alone and resented that, his ufo being blown up, which was a reflection of him, was something that cut deep. c!quackity and his ruthlessness in destroying it and knowing what he was doing would not be easily forgotten by c!purpled, no matter how much he could claim it was water under the bridge.
the way c!quackity framed this deal between the two of them was that c!purpled had the choice to be forgotten with his ufo or remembered with las nevadas. there was no way he could walk away happy in either instance, but there was a way he could walk away remembered, which c!quackity knew was the only thing that would get him to join.
c!purpled needs to be remembered because he needs to feel less alone. being remembered means he's important which means people will be there for him.
the ufo was an extension of himself, his legacy, and c!quackity took it away without giving a it a second glance, because at this point in time, he didn't care! he didn't care for attachments, his or others, and that made it easier for c!quackity to destroy them.
by the time c!quackity began to relearn the fact that attachments were natural and he would be burdened with them no matter what and c!slimecicle was one of them, c!purpled had been letting this bitterness fester. he had been pushed aside for c!slimecicle, in his viewpoint, and c!quackity was someone who promised him greatness and belonging and hadn't delivered.
it didn't matter that c!quackity meant for them to be together, that he had acknowledged his fondness for c!slimecicle, that las nevadas mattered more to him than just material gain, because c!purpled didn't know and to him, it looked as though c!quackity destroyed his legacy only to pass las nevadas on to c!slimecicle as thought it didn't matter.
and then we get to the betrayal!
on the surface, it doesn't look like c!purpled would have any reason to go after the revival book. he has no connection to it, nothing that would make him desire it because there's no one he needs to be revived.
for c!purpled, however, the revival book isn't something he needs for the revival aspect, but rather the fact that it's something that c!quackity has that he values. he wants to hurt c!quackity the same way c!quackity hurt him, and the most obvious way he knows to do this is to take away the one thing that he had been working tirelessly for, for months on end.
the revival book is less a revival book and more of another part of c!quackity's legacy.
its why he brings up c!quackity destroying his ufo in the middle of asking about the revival book, otherwise why else would he mention it? they're connected, both extensions of the person behind them. c!purpled and his ufo, c!quackity and his revival book.
yet at this point, c!slimecicle is there and c!quackity clearly cares for him, and c!purpled notices, so what else to do but hurt c!quackity the way he was and take this extension of him away?
because in a way, c!slimecicle was an extension of c!quackity— his humanity. everything about c!quackity and this web hes created centres around humanity and legacy and people and connections. in forging a connection with c!slimecicle and a legacy in las nevadas, c!purpled was caught in the crossfire.
c!purpled, in the end, was lonely and desired company, had his legacy destroyed by c!quackity only to be pushed away again by him after promises of riches and togetherness, and lashed out the only way he knew how because he was a mercenary and never offered the same support c!quackity was.
i can't fault him for that, can i?
Why do you think British commanders sometimes referred to Washington as the “old fox”? How does he use retreat as a strategy?
Answer: Varies
Explanation:
It was because he was the first president.
"Retreat" was used to make people think that Washington was weaker than expected.
Answer: the british commanders often referred to him as the "old fox" because he is one of many amongst the congressional delegates with the most experience. Washington used retreat as a strategy because he had direct control. washington had learned how to undertake a strategic retreat at just the right moment.
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Upon what interpretation of the constitution was Chief Justice Taney’s opinion based?
Answer:that slaves were and never would or could be equal to other citizens
Explanation:
Why did the emperors give so much importance to religious aspects?
Explanation:
Religion played a very important role in the daily life of Ancient Rome and the Romans. ... The Romans believed that gods controlled their lives and, as a result, spent a great deal of their time worshipping them.
Compare and contrast the reproduction, growth, and development of chickens and humans. How do they differ? How are they similar?
Answer:
Explanation:
about 60 percent of chicken genes correspond to a similar human gene but the chicken gene has about 20,000 to 23,000 genes unlike that of the human which is about 20,000 to 25,000 genes
Which of the following correctly describes the impact of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle? Which of the following correctly describes the impact of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle? It forced meatpacking plants to negotiate with labor unions. It led to the eventual passing of a federal meat inspection act. It helped start a movement to end child labor in meatpacking plants. It drove the government to take over many cattle ranches and farms.
According to historical context, the statement that correctly describes the impact of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle is "it led to the eventual passing of a federal meat inspection act."
This is because Upton Sinclair's The Jungle is a novel that exposes the ugly condition of the meatpacking industry.
The novel revealed the dirty condition of meat lacking process and exploited immigrant workers.
The novel was published in 1906, and it led to the passing of a federal meat inspection act in the same year by the United States Congress.
The Federal meatpacking inspection act 1906 is made to guarantee that meat and meat products are produced under rigorous regulated hygienic conditions.
Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer is option B. "It led to the eventual passing of a federal meat inspection act."
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It led to the eventual passing of a federal meat inspection act.
Match the musician to their description
Louis Armstrong
Ma Rainey
Duke Ellington
Alberta Hunter
Blues singer who worked in film and television
Blues singer who inspired the poet Langston Hughes
Bandleader who composed thousands of song
Leading trumpeter and influential jazz musician
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Почему погибла западная Римская империя?
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Answer:
C. "Even though they could not vote, women were very interested in political events."
Explanation:
That's what I got with the information you gave me. I would be sure if you gave the passage.
The African American family under slavery a was always matriarchal. b was nonexistent on most plantations. c was protected by the legal system. d was supported by the white society. e emphasized kinship and mutual affection.
Answer:
B
pregnant slaves were a profit and sold their kids at auctions
Dưới thời nhà Lý, đến năm 1054, tên nước ta là gì ? *
Answer:
Dưới thời nhà Lý, đến năm 1054, tên nước ta là Đại Việt
The Kurds are different from every other Middle East Ethnic
Group because?
They live in Iran
They do not have their own sovereign nation
They do not have their own language
They live in Turkey
Answer:
B
Explanation:
they do not have their own sovereign nation
There are explanations of how evil begin in almost every religious and literary tradition. Can you think of any other than the one in Pandora’s box? If so what
HURRY !! Give brainlest !!! The _[blank]. Act gave the Interstate Commerce Commission the authority to regulate railroad fares
and inspect the financial records of railroad companies.
Answer:
Hepburn
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3. Martin Luther’s criticisms of the church focused on ___________?
a. Predestination
b. Selection of a new pope
c. Sale of indulgences
d. Translation of the bible into the local language
Answer:
a
Explanation:
the excerpt above reflects the common argument in the antebellum south that
There was a common belief in the antebellum South that slaves lived better than northern factory workers.
Towards the end of slavery, most Southerners believed:
Northerners mistreated their workers Enslaved people in the South had better working conditions than workers in the NorthThe Southerners used this as an excuse to justify slavery which they hailed as a peculiar institution.
In conclusion, antebellum Southerners believed enslaved people were better off than white laborers in the North.
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Who is the author talking to in the third stanza of Flanders field
For some context of the poem: John McCrae was a poet, soldier, and physician. This poem was written in 1915 as a tribute to those who died in a World War I battle fought somewhere in Belgium, where the author treated several soldiers. The poem is describing the tragedy of the soldier's deaths, and talks about the question of the next generation's responsibility to continue the battle of the soldiers.
In the third stanza, the author is asking the readers to continue their fight. The struggle of the war is like a torch they are passing on since they cannot hold it anymore. The readers are to take this responsibility seriously. If the reader does not continue the soldiers fight, the speakers will not be able to rest peacefully, even thought their graves are covered in gorgeous flowers.
PLEASE HELP!! I will make u the brainlest if u do!!!! And I will give you 10 pts. Read the article “why are people still racist? What science says about America’s race problem” (Washington post). Make a claim: agree or not Weather people are still racist in America. Two pieces of data to support your claim and explain how it supports your claim.
Why do you think Peter is beginning to question his beliefs?
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Why do Muslims believe that Muhammad and the Quran are the path to salvation
Answer:
They believe that because it is their religion they have been doing for years and years it is something they do because in their religion they have their own like gods and think that those gods will lead them to salvation.
Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. Which African American soldier fought off several German soldiers to save his life and that of a fellow servant, and what reward did he receive years after his death? , an African American soldier in the 369th Infantry Regiment, also known as the , fought for his life and that of a fellow soldier when they received a surprise attack from 20 German soldiers. When he returned home from war, he was denied the but received it years after his death in 1996.
Answer:
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Explanation:
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Answer:
Henry Johnson, Harlem Hellfighters, Purple Heart
Explanation:
correct on edmentum
What was the meaning of the Albany Plan?
A. The colonies needed to join together to kill the British.
B. The colonies would all die from no food.
C. The colonies needed to join together to kill the Native Americans.
D. The colonies needed to work together as one or risk defeat by the French
Answer:
a
Explanation:
The albany plan was created to convince the colonist tojoin together.
labor unions, corporations, and all private citizens were promised a ''square deal'' by president
What Native American tribe met with the
United States government at Fort
Laramie?
A. The Cherokee
B. The Kiowa
C. The Osage
D. The Sioux
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Answer:
D. The Sioux
Explanation:
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What is the value of looking at belief systems through both frames
The beliefs we hold will have a direct correlation to the quality of our life and the levels of fulfillment, achievement and success we attain. Our beliefs clothe themselves in our actions, so be sure that the beliefs you currently hold are leading you in the direction you wish to be going.
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CIVICS
What gives residents of a state or country full legal rights?
courts
elections
citizenship
democracy
Answer:
citizenship gives residents of a state or country full legal rights.
Answer: citizenship
Explanation:
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What are the "natural rights" of man, where did they come from, and how are they "self-evident"?
in 1860 and 1861, president james buchanan asserted
which ancient greek historian started a false rumor
Answer:
Herodotus
Explanation:
he visited the great pyramid in 450bc and reprted that servents had built the great pyramid after hearing stories from priests..
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Constitutional amendment allowing individual income tax?
Answer:
a
Explanation:
bc
how did the society change social trends & innovations that shaped popular culture during the 1920’s
Answer: style with gender roles and dress, Cars, radios, and telephones was owned for the first time ever. These drastic improvements of technology was big steps for american society.