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After three bad losses worse was to follow for Rome in August 216 BCE when Hannibal, moving into southern Italy, won a great victory against a much larger opposing army (80,000 men) at Cannae in Apulia (modern Puglia) in the heel of the Italian peninsula.
Answer:
In the Second Punic War, the great Carthaginian general Hannibal invaded Italy and scored great victories at Lake Trasimene and Cannae before his eventual defeat at the hands of Rome's Scipio Africanus in 202 B.C. left Rome in control of the western Mediterranean and much of Spain.
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Who was the confederate leader in the battle of Bull Run
Answer:
General Pierre G.T. Beauregard
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Which issues slowed the speed of industrialization in some countries? Check all that apply.
Answer:
A few of them are things such as money, trade, weather conditions, placement of the countries (some are farther from resources than others). And even conflict within their own country or with others.
Explanation:
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Select the best answer for the question.
8. Those who view the effects of globalization negatively are likely to oppose which ideology?
O A. Communism
B. Fascism
C. Anarchism
D. Capitalism
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Once reconstruction plan agreed upon by Lincoln and congress was freedmen bureau which provided ?
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provided food, shelter, medical aid, employment aid, education, and other needs for blacks and poor whites.
Answer:
On March 1865 Congress created a new agency the freedom Bureau. This agency provided shelter, food, medical aid, education, and other needs for blacks and poor whites.
Explanation:
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Why was the presidency of George Washington considered to be so significant?
A. His actions would define the role of the Supreme Court.
B. His actions would set precedents for all future presidents.
C. His actions would determine the need for a president.
D. His actions would test the president's constitutional authority.
Answer: B, his actions would set precedents for all future presidents.
Answer: B. His actions would set precedents for all future presidents.
compare and contrast the minoan and Mycenaean civilization
The only differences are their iconographic elements. Minoans relied heavily on religious iconography, depicting the images of their gods and especially goddesses. ... Unlike Minoans, known for their peaceful thalassocracy, the Mycenaean society was oriented towards war and expansion, and it showed in their art.
The word Mesopotamia means what?????
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Answer:
Im pretty sure it means 'between the river'
Explanation:
because the capital of Mesopotamia was Babylon and it was between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
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How did discoveries in astronomy prompt a change from the Catholic Church?
They led Pope Gregory XIII to adopt a revised calendar.
They led Pope Gregory XIII to reject scientific teachings.
They led Pope Urban VIII to reject the natural laws related to motion.
They led Pope Urban VIII to accept scientific explanations of the world.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
The discoveries in the astronomy prompt a change in Catholic church by Pope Gregory XIII to adopt a revised calendar.
Who was Pope Gregory XIII ?Pope Gregory XIII was the ruler of papal states Rome and was the leader of Catholic church in 1572. He propounded the Gregorian calendar.
He prompted the change in the manner that he introduced the reformation of the calendar to correct the issue. He also revised the method of calculating the leap years.
Thus the first statement is correct, he adopted a revised calendar.
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What impact did the Opium Wars have on Japan?
Answer: The Second Opium War developed as a joint Anglo-French military force invaded Tianjin and Beijing, and as a result the Chinese signed the Treaty of Tianjin (1858) and the Convention of Beijing (1860) with England and France. These supplied the legal basis to spur on the latters’ policies for the colonization of China. This development transpired with the eruption of the ‘Arrow Incident’ in October 1856, or the ninth lunar month of the third year of Ansei, according to the Japanese calendar. As a result of this incident, the British military forces burned the Guangzhou (Canton) market area to the ground. Information regarding all of these ‘incidents’ was conveyed to Japan in concrete detail in documents submitted to the shogunate which were based on direct conversations between Opperhoofd (Captain) Donker Curtius and the overseeing officials under the command of the Nagasaki Administrator, Nagamochi Kōjirō, and an assistant overseer.
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who won the 2nd punic war and What did they do to claim this victory?
Answer:
the Romans
Explanation:
The second punic war was won by the Romans mainly due to the efforts of the Roman general Publius Scipio. Scipio won the battle of lipa which ultimately turned out to be the deciding battle in the war. This is because this battle caused the Carthigans to basically run out of soldiers, since everytime that they were defeated they would need to create a new garrison of soldiers to send to Rome. Not being able to do this anymore after the battle of Lipa caused them to give up on their efforts.
Which statement best describes the slave codes of the 1800s?
Answer:
Laws and rules.
Explanation:
They laws that were controlled the lives of enslaved people.
They were rules for plantation owners to follow to employ enslaved labour.
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a) Identify ONE way that the killing of Jewish people during the Holocaust fits the author’s definition of genocide.
b) Explain ONE specific historical example (outside of the author’s example and the example in prompt of an act of genocide, based on the author’s definition of genocide. c) Explain ONE specific historical example of a mass killing that would not meet the author’s definition of genocide.
Answer:
a) One way that the killing of Jewish people during the Holocaust fists the author's definition of genocide is that the Holocaust was against groups of "minorities".
b) An example of a genocide other than the Holocaust is The Haiti Massacre.
c) One mass killing that is not a genocide according to the author's definition is the Black Plague.
Explanation:
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Answer:
a) One way that the killing of Jewish people during the Holocaust fits the author's definition of genocide is that the Holocaust was against groups "of an ethnic, racial, religious or national group".
b) An example of a genocide outside of the author's example is The Bosnian Genocide. This genocide followed the breakup of Yugoslavia. It meets the authors definition of genocide because Serbians tried to exterminate Bosnian Muslims, which were a minority.
c) One mass killing that is not a genocide according to the author's definition is the Black Plague. The Black Plague killed a massive amount of people, but the authors definition says "deliberate and systematic destruction", the Black Plague wasn't deliberate, it was a virus that was spread non-intentionally.
Which of the following concepts about slavery in the Americas is true
Answer: is A it came to be based on race.
Explanation: found in World Religions in the Early Modern Era, Section 3
how many states were added to the usa during the antebellum era
3. How do you think this speech would have affected the
opinion her subjects had of her and what impact do you think
it would have on her legacy afterwards?
Answer:
sorry there is no speech in the question
in which Tamil composition the story of muvendar is described
Answer:
it refers to the geographical region inhabited by the ancient Tamil ... Some other Nadus are also mentioned in Tamil literature which were not part of Tamilakam,
Explanation:
What does the writer find significant of the rules of duels
Answer:
I don't know if this will help but here you go
Explanation:
Duels were to challenge someone over a woman or to defend one's honor. In the US, dueling was used to deal with political differences and disputes and was the subject of an unsuccessful amendment to the United States Constitution in 1838.
3. The poem talks about the nature of the stars. Can you explain what he means, in terms of science?
4. This discussion of a star is also a metaphor. What is it a metaphor for?
Explain.
Why do scientists think that early markings represent information rather than decoration?
Answer:
Because scientists are studying the past and need to know more about them. They do this to understand why people make these marks and learn about what happened in early times.
Explanation:
Which power was granted to the legislative branch by the Constitution?
A. Can appoint representatives to Congress
B. Can change laws when needed
C. Can appoint Supreme Court justices
D. Can limit the powers of the other branches of government
Answer:
B
Explanation:
What did Rome rule by 133 B.C.?
Answer:
Mediterranean
Explanation:
Answer:
The Gracchi? I'm not sure
As chief legislator, the president plays a role in influencing the making of
laws. Among the most powerful tools presidents have at their disposal in
getting laws passed is (are):
O A. the ability to require Congress to consider proposed laws, the
power of persuasion, and the ability to veto legislation.
O B. public opinion.
C. the ability to require Congress to consider proposed laws.
O D. the power of persuasion.
E. the power of persuasion and the ability to veto legislation.
How are judges chosen in Texas? How does this differ from the national level?
Answer:
Selection of state court judges in Texas occurs through partisan elections at each court level.
Explanation:
Term lengths vary, but all judges must run for re-election at the ends of their terms. Across the state's appellate and trial courts, there are nine supreme court justices, nine criminal appeals judges, 80 appeals court judges, and 448 district court judges. Under Section 601.003 of the Texas Government Code, judges' terms begin on January 1 after their election or re-election.
Why socialism does not work
Answer:
Socialism does not work because it is not consistent with fundamental principles of human behavior. Market prices, the profit-and-loss system of accounting, and private property rights provide an efficient, interrelated system of incentives to guide and direct economic behavior.
Explanation:
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Answer:
C) Marbury vs. Madison.
Explanation:
Plessy vs Ferguson established that state-mandated segregation did not violate the 14th Amendment, which states that no laws should abridge a person's privilege.
Brown vs. Board of Education established that separate but equal is inherently unequal, and that racial segregation in public properties is unconstitutional.
Loving vs Virginia established that states cannot ban interracial marriage, and stated that it is unconstitutional.
What segments of American society did the Second New Deal target?
Answer:
Roosevelt won his second term in a landslide, but that did not mean he was immune to criticism. His critics came from both the left and the right, with conservatives deeply concerned over his expansion of government spending and power, and liberals angered that he had not done more to help those still struggling. Adding to Roosevelt’s challenges, the Supreme Court struck down several key elements of the First New Deal, angering Roosevelt and spurring him to try and stack the courts in his second term. Still, he entered his new term with the unequivocal support of the voting public, and he wasted no time beginning the second phase of his economic plan. While the First New Deal focused largely on stemming the immediate suffering of the American people, the Second New Deal put in place legislation that changed America’s social safety net for good
William Lloyd Garrison wanted slavery to end slowly ( TRUE OR FALSE)
The correct answer is False.
Explanation
William Lloyd Garrison (1805 - 1879) was a famous 19th-century American journalist who stood out for his radical stance against slavery. During his life, he always related to the abolitionist movement. When William was 25 years old officially joined the abolitionist movement of the United States. However, he distanced himself from the ideas of this group regarding free African Americans. Later, Lloyd expressed his thoughts of him as an abolitionist in the newspapers "Genius of Universal Emancipation" and "The Liberator". His antislavery stances became stronger once he returned from his trip to England, where he connected with groups that were against slavery. For a long time, so, William had the perception of freedom for blacks should be gradual. Also, his position about slavery was replaced once he began to be editor in "Genius of Universal Emancipation" because he was convinced of the need to demand complete and immediate emancipation. Due to the above, the FALSE answer, William Lloyd Garrison did not want slavery and I end slowly, on the contrary, he wanted immediate emancipation.
Fun facts and hobbies of Rosa Parks
Answer:
Down Below!
Explanation:
3 Fun Facts about Rosa Parks!
Rosa Parks was a civil rights activist before any arrests were made against her! Rosa Parks wasn't sitting in a whites-only seatJames Blake, the bus driver, had one previous encounter w Rosa Parks before her famous arrestPark's Favorite Hobbies!
Sewing Picking Cotton