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Answer: Well without trust in your government there can be many thing that the govermnet can do to help us but since we dont trust they we dont agree with that (for example bill or law). Also the government can start fearing the civilians that live there if theres enough people being rebellious therefore causing a civil war.
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Conditions that gave Philip the second more power
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How did Philip II ensure absolute power? He ruled by divine right, which gave him religious power, and he also centralized the government so he could control all. Philip II was a patron of both and founded schools.
when was pharaoh won a battle what were the conquered people required to offer him
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D. Their most valuable goods
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The pharaoh was the most powerful person in the Egyptian Culture. Everyone saw him/her as a god, so if he/she were to lead the battle and succeed, they would give him all their most valuable goods.
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What percent of earth's fresh water lies in the middle east
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1.4 percent
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Which country was the first to sign a treaty of alliance with the United
States?
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France
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Which nation invaded the Philippines after Spain? (4 points)
France
Great Britain
Japan
United States
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B
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Answer:
the answer is japan
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What region of the United States did Cliff Dwellers reside in?
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Answer: people of the southwestern United States, built along the sides of or under the overhangs of cliffs, primarily in the Four Corners area, where the present states of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah meet.
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why would conducting trade by both Caravans and ships be lucrative the Islamic world?
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Because then they could trade with countries that are both far away and close together.
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Please match the word/ phrase with the correct definition. Question 1 options: War that took place in North America, from 1744-1748, along the frontier of New England, the colony of New York, and in New France. It was over land claim and control disputes as well as the control of the beaver fur industry. It started due to war between these powers in Europe. War that took place in North America, from 1688-1697, along the frontier of New England, the colony of New York, and in New France. It was over land claim and control disputes as well as the control of the beaver fur industry. It started due to war between these powers in Europe. War that took place in North America, from 1702-1713, along the frontier of New England, the colony of New York, the frontier areas between Spanish Florida and the colonies of Georgia and South Carolina, and in New France. It was over land claim and control disputes as well as the control of the beaver fur industry. It started due to war between these powers in Europe. 1. King William's War 2. Queen Anne's War 3. King George's War
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The answer is below
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1. King William's War: War that took place in North America, from 1688-1697, along the frontier of New England, the colony of New York, and in New France.
It was overland claim and control disputes as well as the control of the beaver fur industry. It started due to the war between these powers in Europe.
It is also referred to as the First Intercolonial war or Second Indian war. The war ended with the Treaty of Ryswick.
2. Queen Anne's War: War that took place in North America, from 1702-1713, along the frontier of New England, the colony of New York, the frontier areas between Spanish Florida and the colonies of Georgia and South Carolina, and in New France.
It is known as the Second Intercolonial war or Third Indian war. The war ended with the Treaty of Utrecht.
3. King George's War: War that took place in North America, from 1744-1748, along the frontier of New England, the colony of New York, and in New France.
It is also referred to as the Third Intercolonial war. The war ended with the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle,
What technology was outlawed by most countries following World War I?
A) Chemical warfare
B) Tanks
C) Submarine warfare
D) Zepplins
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Answer: chemical warfare
Explanation: Chemical Warfare was outlawed by most countries after the end of World War 1. Later, in World War 2, these same countries that banned them after World War 1 did not use them after World War 2.
San Francisco's response to the 1906 Fire compare to the policy of Chinese Exclusion?
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The Chinese arriving in San Francisco, who came primarily from the Taishan and the federal government left immigration policy up to the individual states. The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake, and the fires that broke out across by fire, and the Chinese Exclusion Act was finally overturned in 1943.
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The mid-fourteenth century CE event that led to severe labor shortages in northern Europe and the remainder of the European continent was
A)The Reformation
B) The Bubonic Plague
C) The Invasion of the Mongols
D)The Christian crusades to the holy land
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Why do you think it was a good thing that the Union won the Civil War?
(Not advantages)
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I think it was a good thing that the Union.
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... because if they didn't slavery would've maintained in the United States and we would still rely mostly on slave labor such as farming.
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the Union's large industrial power and its leaders' political skills contributed to decisive wins on the battlefield
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After Alexander’s death, _____ culture became the dominant culture in the three Hellenistic kingdoms.
A. Persian
B. Greek
C. Macedonian
D. Egyptian
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B
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B. Greek
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After Alexander's death in 323 BC, Greek colonists came and continued to spread Greek culture.
How did the consequences of the Crusades compare to the initial causes
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The crusaders of the 11th to 15th century C.E have become one of the defining events of the Middle Ages in both Europe and the Middle East. The campaigns brought significant consequences wherever they occurred but also pushed changes with in the states that organised and fought them. Even when the crusades had ended, their influence continued through literature and other cultural means and, resurrected as an idea in more modern times, they continue today to color international relations.
Many exaggerated claims have been concerning the effects and consequences of the crusades on life in the Middle Ages and later. There were, undoubtedly, momentous changes in the life, politics and religion from the 11th and 14th centuries C.E, but it is perhaps prudent to heed the words of historians and acclaimed Crusades expert T.Asbridge.
afrter analyzing the illustration by paul rever of the boston massacre, what was his intent?
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In the images of the troops and colonists, it appears that the British are
unmercifully murdering the colonists. The colonists look innocent and
helpless, while the British look like cold blooded killers. I would assume that
these images were a colonists point of view of how things happened. The
document made the colonists seem like extremely aggressive protesters that
wanted nothing more, but to hurt the colonists. It also makes it seem like the
British did it accidentally. I would expect this to be the British point of view.
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To according to historians, what were some of the causes of the Civil War? *
O The Institution of slavery
Economic reasons
States Rights
Cultural Differences
All of the above
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all of the above
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Which of the following BEST describes the connection between Barbados and the Carolinas? Barbados was geographically suited to provide protection against pirates. Barbados was an exporter of tobacco and rum. Barbados was a haven for runaway slaves. Most of the slaves who came to the Carolinas came from Barbados.
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Maybe b
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b
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How did the three kingdoms compare in size? What contributed to the increase in
size in the New Kingdom?
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Egypt divided into three kingdoms, which consist of the Old, the Middle and the New Kingdoms.
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The Old kingdom had city-states, the Middle had a royal dynasty, and the New kingdom had cities.
Old Egypt began after Menes united Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt into one to prevent further conflicts and wars. During the Old Kingdom, pyramid and the Great Sphinx build.
The Middle Kingdom flourished through trade and built massive buildings.
It was during the New Kingdom when the Empire conquered most of its territorial lands. Pharaohs launched expeditions and campaigns to seize lands in Kush, Nubia, Israel, Lebanon, and Syria. Egypt during the New kingdom expanded trade and received goods from other regions.
6. Who started most of the colonies in New England? *
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During the Panics of 1819 and 1837, all of the following occurred, except ______________
a.
The Indians taught the settlers how to irrigate their lands.
b.
Western land speculation quickly grew out of control.
c.
Overspending and crop failure became a common problem.
d.
Loans were not backed by gold.
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Answer:A
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During the Panics of 1819 and 1837, all the following occurred, except the Indians taught the settlers how to irrigate their lands. Thus, option A is correct.
What is the Panic of 1819?The economy collapsed, and American workers were taught a hard lesson about the uncertainties of the capitalist system. The country's first significant depression was brought on by the Panic of 1819.
That crash also occurred as a consequence of a flurry of local, regional, and global events. Greater speculation into western territories and lending practices that supported that speculation was linked to both the Panics of 1819 and 1837. but only the Indian irrigation system was not affected by this trade. and panic.
Citing a rush on silver and gold reserves, the Bank of England significantly reduced lending in 1837. British businesses reduced their interactions with the United States. Cotton prices virtually fell in half as international demand for American cotton collapsed. Therefore, option A is the correct option.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of a Two-Party System
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Advantages:
- Political information is much easier to understand.
- Balance is achieved because multiple interests and opinions are accommodated.
- Political stability is achieved.
- Governing them is much more simpler.
- There are fewer voting choices.
Disadvantages:
- It brings government to a standstill.
- It offers limited options.
- It promotes corruption.
- It ignores alternative voices.
which art from sounds the most primitive
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Answer:
cave painting
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cave men painted on walls. that's primitive
primitive: anything in early evolution or history
cave paintings are the oldest form of art from those choices, therefore making it the most primitive
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(Most, All) _________________citizens have the opportunity to participate in their government on a first-hand basis in a direct democracy.
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Answer: all
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Because everyone has the rights to do so.
Answer:
Most
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The answer is most because although almost all citizens can participate in their government, people who are underaged, criminals, and more are types of citizens who cannot participate in their government
How does the amendment process of the Georgia Constitution differ from the amendment process of the US Constitution? * The Georgia Constitution must be amended once every five years, but there i requirement for the US Constitution. Voters must approve amendments to the Georgia Constitution, while people vote on amendments to the US Constitution. Both the Georgia Constitution and the US Constitution
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because each has it's own rules and procedures
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What are Appoints (picks) Supreme Court Judges
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what did vikings do to advance or deter European prosperity? answer the question in 1 paragraph
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Who Were the Vikings?
Contrary to some popular conceptions of the Vikings, they were not a “race” linked by ties of common ancestry or patriotism, and could not be defined by any particular sense of “Viking-ness.” Most of the Vikings whose activities are best known come from the areas now known as Denmark, Norway and Sweden, though there are mentions in historical records of Finnish, Estonian and Saami Vikings as well. Their common ground–and what made them different from the European peoples they confronted–was that they came from a foreign land, they were not “civilized” in the local understanding of the word and–most importantly–they were not Christian. The exact reasons for Vikings venturing out from their homeland are uncertain; some have suggested it was due to overpopulation of their homeland, but the earliest Vikings were looking for riches, not land. In the eighth century A.D., Europe was growing richer, fueling the growth of trading centers such as Dorestad and Quentovic on the Continent and Hamwic (now Southampton), London, Ipswich and York in England. Scandinavian furs were highly prized in the new trading markets; from their trade with the Europeans, Scandinavians learned about new sailing technology as well as about the growing wealth and accompanying inner conflicts between European kingdoms. The Viking predecessors–pirates who preyed on merchant ships in the Baltic Sea–would use this knowledge to expand their fortune-seeking activities into the North Sea and beyond.
Early Viking Raids
In A.D. 793, an attack on the Lindisfarne monastery off the coast of Northumberland in northeastern England marked the beginning of the Viking Age. The culprits–probably Norwegians who sailed directly across the North Sea–did not destroy the monastery completely, but the attack shook the European religious world to its core. Unlike other groups, these strange new invaders had no respect for religious institutions such as the monasteries, which were often left unguarded and vulnerable near the shore. Two years later, Viking raids struck the undefended island monasteries of Skye and Iona (in the Hebrides) as well as Rathlin (off the northeast coast of Ireland). The first recorded raid in continental Europe came in 799, at the island monastery of St Philibert’s on Noirmoutier, near the estuary of the Loire River.
For several decades, the Vikings confined themselves to hit-and-run raids against coastal targets in the British Isles (particularly Ireland) and Europe (the trading center of Dorestad, 80 kilometers from the North Sea, became a frequent target after 830). They then took advantage of internal conflicts in Europe to extend their activity further inland: after the death of Louis the Pious, emperor of Frankia (modern-day France and Germany), in 840, his son Lothar actually invited the support of a Viking fleet in a power struggle with brothers. Before long other Vikings realized that Frankish rulers were willing to pay them rich sums to prevent them from attacking their subjects, making Frankia an irresistible target for further Viking activity.
Conquests in the British Isles
By the mid-ninth century, Ireland, Scotland and England had become major targets for Viking settlement as well as raids. Vikings gained control of the Northern Isles of Scotland (Shetland and the Orkneys), the Hebrides and much of mainland Scotland. They founded Ireland’s first trading towns: Dublin, Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow and Limerick, and used their base on the Irish coast to launch attacks within Ireland and across the Irish Sea to England. When King Charles the Bald began defending West Frankia more energetically in 862, fortifying towns, abbeys, rivers and coastal areas, Viking forces began to concentrate more on England than Frankia.
Which of the following was not something the ANcient GReeks and Romans had in Common
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it don't say any of the following or what ever. but yeah .
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.Study The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo. Painting of The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo. God reaches a hand towards Adam. One of the elements that makes the painting a major Renaissance work of art is its use of biblical characters. its use of realism. its use of background cracks. its use of color.
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Answer:
its use of realism.
Explanation:
Renaissance Art was common during the Renaissance period which is around the fourteenth to the sixteenth century. The Renaissance art is characterized by its religious-related figures which emanated from the biblical event showing a form interaction often referred to as realism. This is in contrast to abstracts art that dominated the medieval period.
Hence, from the available options, it can be concluded that the picture depicted realism, as it expresses the relationship between God and Adam.
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Baraq is correct. Its use of realism.
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1. Before the Industrial Revolution, how was clothing made?
2. The first factories of the Industrial Revolution had to be near rivers, why?
3. How did the Industrial Revolution change the way clothing was produced?
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2. Rivers and streams were needed to provide water power to run the machines and to move the final products to market.
3. It dramatically reduced production time and the cost to produce material and was the start of many drastic changes in the textile industry.
Why was the Catholic Church against Galileo and many of his contemporaries? *
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Answer: The Catholic Church believed that the Earth did not move and was the centre of the universe. The Church thought of Galileo as a heretic but this did not stop him writing letters to explain his theory. ... Galileo protested against this stating he was too old and ill to travel to Rome but the Church insisted.
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Galileo was ordered toturn himself in to the holy office to begin trial for holding the belief that earth revolves around the sun which was deemed heretical by catholic church.Sstandard practice demanded that the accused be imprisoned and secluded during trial.