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3. What other inferences (conclusions) can you draw from the graph?

4. Which species of livestock had the largest population in 1500? Which species had the largest population by the end of 1590?


5. What conclusions can you draw about livestock growth?

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The rule of law, therefore, makes sure governments and people act in accordance with the laws. Governments that operate under the rule of law are different than, for example, the absolute monarchies that ruled over medieval Europe, where the king or queen were not always subject to the laws of the land.

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Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario

Explanation:Superior-The important characteristics are,a significant link in the Great Lakes Waterway, producing a route for the transit of iron ore and grain and much mined and synthesized materials.(for the importance to both u.s and canada is The Great Lakes and neighboring area is an essential resource of great importance in North America. The region also serves as the focal point of the modern and agricultural base of the Midwest’s heartland by providing a clear marine transportation system.) Lake Michigan’s bank is home to the vastest freshwater sand dunes in the world. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, since exactly as many other protected dunes along the western coast of Michigan, make up the world’s largest selection of freshwater sand dunes. I'll have the other person answer the OTHER TWO lakes:)

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The four Great Lakes that make up part of the US-Canadian border are Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario.

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These lakes are important natural resources and have several characteristics that make them unique and significant to both Canada and the United States. Some important characteristics of these lakes are:

Size: The Great Lakes are some of the largest freshwater lakes in the world, with Lake Superior being the largest by surface area.

Shipping: The Great Lakes are an important transportation corridor, with many ports and shipping channels connecting Canada and the United States. The lakes are used to transport goods such as iron ore, grain, and other commodities.

Fishing: The Great Lakes support important commercial and recreational fishing industries that provide employment and economic benefits to both countries. The lakes are home to several species of fish, including salmon, trout, and walleye.

Tourism: The Great Lakes are a popular destination for tourism, with many scenic areas, beaches, and parks located along their shores. They also offer opportunities for outdoor recreation such as boating, swimming, and hiking.

Overall, the Great Lakes are a vital part of the economies, cultures, and natural environments of both Canada and the United States. The lakes provide important resources and recreational opportunities, and their management and conservation are critical for the future well-being of the region.

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Bandits and thieves. How did Columbus's voyage lead to dispute between Spain and Portugal? Both Spain and Portugal wanted the new land. ... The east coast of South Africa, to the Pacific Ocean into the P

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Answer: Both Spain and Portugal wanted the new land. ... The east coast of South Africa, to the Pacific Ocean into the Philippines to the Indian Ocean, returns to Spain.

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I think that rice is the most popular.

Explanation: because if you look at the other numbers they are smaller now if you look at Rice, Wheat, Sugar, and maize pay close attention at the numbers so you can easily elliminate maize, and sugar now you compare 567 (Rice) and 527 (Wheat) Rice is bigger than wheat hope this helps :)

On the second picture I think it's sheep 200,000 (ALWAYS COMPARE THE NUMBERS TOGETHER)

I hope I was a big help :)

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I'm fairly certain it is D.

BCE/CE continues to be used because it is more accurate than BC/AD. Dionysius had no understanding of the concept of zero and neither did Bede. The calendar they dated events from, therefore, is inaccurate. The year 1 AD would follow 1 BC without a starting point for the new chronology of events.

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1.The Columbian Exchange is the term given to the transfer of plants, animals, disease, and technology between the Old World from which Columbus came and the New World which he found. Some exchanges were purposeful — the explorers intentionally brought animals and food — but others were accidental.

2.The term "Columbian Exchange" refers to. The transfer of peoples, animals, plants, and diseases between the new and old worlds.

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what is the question for 3?

Answer: C

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(A) providing them with meeting places

(C) stopping the flow of water from higher elevations

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i think it is one of those

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3.) In 1550 - 1590 there was a surge in sheep by 200,000.

4.) Pigs had the largest population in 1500 with 350 pigs.

5.) As time went on they had more livestock

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D. the Nile River because it made for rich farmland

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D

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I had the same question

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D

Explanation: The Egyptians were heavily dependent and successful upon the flooding of the Nile. It occurs at a natural cycle, predictable. The Nile River provided food, water, transportation, and silt that made for excellent soil.

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Tools would be needed to make cave paintings:

sand

water

hands

skills you need to make a cave painting are:

intelligance

art skills

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Found this off of google: "What skills and tools would be needed to make cave paintings? What dose this suggest about the people who created them? They used there skills of grinding minerals and many other various colors,and they probably used a chisel like tool that goes into a stone."

Hope this helps!

Have a great day and stay safe! :))))

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B. New Stone Age

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B: New Stone Age

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The final stage of cultural evolution or technological development among prehistoric humans

W h a t ?

You should always rescpecccct personal property!

Also, who is Buck?

And wdym branliy??

Hope this helped, somehow! :D

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Buck won't put up with abuse like the man with the Red Sweater.

He will destroy property, when he needs to survive or assert his authority.

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It is about survival and respect.

Answer:1) rice 2)wheat 3) there's unknown pigs in 1500-1590 4)sheep 5) in 1490 there was none

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what do u needhelp in

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Mesopotamia

Egypt

Greece

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Federal government agencies issue thousands of rules every year. Congress enacts hundreds of laws annually. New regulations sometimes replace existing ones and sometimes they add more layers of complexity. If your business is required to follow these regulations it can seem overwhelming keeping up with all the requirements.

Penalties for not meeting industry requirements can be steep. For example, violations of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) rules surrounding protected health information result in penalties of $100 to $50,000 per breach, with a potential maximum penalty of $6 million per year.

Penalties of up to $1 million can be levied for violations of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FIRREA). Thousands of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) fines are issued in workplaces across the country, in amounts of a few hundred dollars to more than $1 million, depending on the severity and nature of the violation.

Given the extensive amount of rules, your business needs to comply with, staying up-to-date on regulations is crucial. Knowing the new requirements also can be challenging. Here are a few suggested methods for staying on top of the changing requirements and keeping your company compliant.

Regularly check sites for updated standards

Make it a habit to regularly visit websites that post updated standards for your industry. The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare (CMS), Department of Labor and OSHA sites offer many resources and provide regularly updated information on standards.

Join industry associations

Become a member of trade groups and associations connected with your industry. These organizations alert their membership to significant changes relevant to your business, and they usually can serve as a resource when you have questions.

Attend trainings, conferences, and seminars

Whether online or in person, attend regulatory training sessions and seminars as well as participate in conferences. You’ll expand your knowledge, learn new standards, get best practices for implementing the standards, and connect with industry peers.

Designate a compliance officer

Consider appointing a designated person to handle your business’ compliance matters. At the least, designate a staff person tasked with regularly checking for updates to relevant regulations.

Use software solutions

Implement policy management software or Governance, Risk Management and Compliance (GRC) software that helps automate policy-related processes. Software can help centralize your company’s compliance information, making it easier to track. Software vendors also will update you on relevant regulatory changes.

Subscribe to newsletters

Sign up for mailing lists and newsletters issued by law firms, legislators, regulatory agencies, trade organizations, and other industry-specific groups. Don’t forget to actually read those newsletters so you get alerted to changes in standards.

Outsource with experts

Partner with a reputable vendor who can provide expertise and up-to-date knowledge in a specific area of compliance. For example, outsource some HIPAA-related tasks to a company that will review your infrastructure and policies for compliance. Conducting an audit of your current practices can help identify areas of weakness in terms of compliance.

No matter the methods you choose to follow, it is essential that you find ways to remain current on compliance requirements. Failure to keep up-to-date can cost your company in fines, penalties, and other serious consequences.

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they rervew the laws

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Bias develops from our different experiences in life. This includes our natural personalities and the ways our families raise us. What we learn, the interests and hobbies we pursue, and the behaviors of friends and people we interact with daily shape our opinions, as well. For example, perhaps teens who want to expand the library spend most of their free time reading.

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The correct answer is D "The government has many branches, departments, and agencies, and you need to know where to get help as needed."

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I got it right

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Abolitionists did many things to try and stop slavery. They petitioned, wrote books, and even few ran for office. People like Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, and William Garrison tried to end slavery by creating the Underground Railroad (Harriet Tubman) to allow slaves to escape to the north for a better life. Frederick Douglass spoke out about slavery, and even wrote about it. William Garrison also spoke out about slavery. He created a newspaper and helped to create the New England Anti-Slavery Society.

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These people were very influential to the cause of the abolishment of slavery.

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Answer: they live in extreme cold weather like eskimoes

Explanation:hope that helps you

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