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Because she heard voices telling her to attack the English and believed that God favored the French.

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Answer: Hitler, Chancellor, Nazis, parliament, Dictator, Party, Democracy, freedoms.

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war communism is the system done in Russia during the Russian civil war. in simple terms communism but using extreme force

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C

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Students should be taught that Columbus is the one who discovered the Americas, sailing across the Atlantic in his three ships: The Niña, Pinta and Santa Maria. The Italian explorer is even celebrated every October during a federal holiday named after him.

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1. China

2. Hawaii

3. 2400

4. United States

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These are events that occurred before and during the second world war particularly concerning the Japanese activities and the United States joining the war

To expand its territory, Japan invaded parts of CHINA in 1937.

In 1941 Japan attacked the US military base Pearl Harbor in HAWAII.

During this attack, about 2400 United States troops were killed.

In the wake of the attack on Pearl Harbor, UNITED STATES declared war on Japan

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China

Hawaii

2,300

The US Congress

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As enslaved people became more and more in demand in the South, the slave trade that spanned from Africa to the colonies became a source of economic wealth as well. Working long hours, living in crude conditions, and suffering abuses from their owners, African captives faced harsh conditions in colonial America.

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A, B, C, D

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Further Reading

Noble, Rev. Louis Legrand. The Life and Works of Thomas Cole. 1853;reprint. Hensonville, N.Y.: Black Dome Press, 1997.

on to Philadelphia to pursue his art, inspired by paintings he saw at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Moving to New York City in spring 1825, Cole made a trip up the Hudson River to the eastern Catskill Mountains in the vicinity of the recently opened Catskill Mountain House hotel. Based on his sketches there and along the river, he executed three landscapes that a city bookseller agreed to display in his window. Colonel John Trumbull, already renowned as the painter of the American Revolution, saw Cole’s pictures and instantly purchased one, recommending the other two to his colleagues William Dunlap and Asher B. Durand. What Trumbull recognized in the work of the young painter was the perception of wildness inherent in American scenery that landscape artists had theretofore ignored. Trumbull brought Cole to the attention of various patrons, who began eagerly buying his work. Dunlap publicized the discovery of the new talent and Cole was welcomed into New York’s cultural community, which included the poet and editor William Cullen Bryant and the author James Fenimore Cooper. Cole became one of the founding members of the National Academy of Design in 1825.

Even as Cole expanded his travels and subjects to include scenes in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, he aspired to what he termed a “higher style of landscape” that included narrative—some of the paintings in paired series—including biblical and literary subjects, such as Cooper’s popular Last of the Mohicans. By 1829, his success enabled him to take the Grand Tour of Europe and especially Italy, where he remained in 1831–32, visiting Florence, Rome, and Naples. Thereafter he painted many Italian subjects: the Metropolitan’s View near Tivoli (Morning) (1832; 03.27) is an example. The region around Rome, along with classical myth, also inspired the Museum’s fanciful Titan’s Goblet (1833; 04.29.2). Cole’s travels and the encouragement and patronage of the New York merchant Luman Reed culminated in his most ambitious historical landscape series, The Course of Empire (1833–36; New-York Historical Society), five pictures dramatizing the rise and fall of an ancient classical state. Cole also continued to paint, with ever rising technical assurance, sublime American scenes such as the Metropolitan’s View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm—The Oxbow (08.228), in which he included a portrait of himself painting the vista, and View on the Catskill—Early Autumn (1836-37; 95.13.3), in which he pastorally interpreted the prospect of his beloved Catskill Mountains from the village of Catskill, where he had moved the year before and met his wife-to-be, Maria Bartow.

The artist’s marriage brought with it increasing religious piety, manifested in the four-part series The Voyage of Life (1840; Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute, Museum of Art, Utica, N.Y.). In it, a river journey represents the human passage through life to eternal reward. Cole painted and exhibited a replica of the series in Rome, where he returned in 1841–42, traveling south to Sicily. After his return, he lived and worked chiefly in Catskill, keeping up with art activity in New York primarily through Durand. He continued to produce American and foreign landscape subjects of great beauty and brio, including the Metropolitan’s Mountain Ford (1846; 15.30.63). In 1844, Cole welcomed into his Catskill studio the young Frederic Church, who studied with him until 1846 and went on to become the most renowned exponent of the generation that followed Cole. By 1846, Cole was at work on his largest and most ambitious series, The Cross and the World (unlocated), but in February 1848 contracted pleurisy and died before completing it. At a memorial in New York, Bryant mourned that “much is taken away from the charms of Nature when such a man departs” but consoled himself with the thought that Cole “will be reverenced in future years as a great master in art.” Even before Cole’s death, his earliest acolyte, Durand, who had traveled and sketched with Cole in the late 1830s and become a landscape painter in his own right, had ascended to the presidency of the National Academy of Design. Durand would foster a young generation of landscape artists inspired by Cole’s example to primacy in American art through the Civil War era.

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The public German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact caused consternation in the capitals of Britain and France. After Germany invaded Poland from the west on September 1, 1939, Soviet troops invaded Poland from the east on September 17, meeting the advancing Germans near Brest-Litovsk two days later.

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Tripartite Pact, agreement concluded by Germany, Italy, and Japan on September 27, 1940, one year after the start of World War II. It created a defense alliance between the countries and was largely intended to deter the United States from entering the conflict.

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When the UK leaves, it may not be able to negotiate replacement free trade deals with all 27 countries. This could lead to trade diversion and a negative impact on the UK export industry. However, if the UK leaves, it may be able to lower EU external tariffs. Trade would be hit when the UK formally exits the EU.

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Imperialism

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Imperialism was definitely a factor Britain started to lean more on its colonies for raw materials and such which led to the Revolution.

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One way in which the idelogy of Japanese pan-Asianism as in the passage differed from the ideologies of other militarized states in the 1930s was that Japanese pan-Asianism talks about the unity and cooperation with Asian people and familiarizing them with other countires while militarized tates only protect themselves.  

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Juan Seguin helped Texas gain independence as helped in the recruitment of soldiers in the Texas army and led commanded the troops for the state. He helped in establishing independence for Texas.

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Juan Seguin was a Texan patriot of Tejano origin. He played a vital and active role in Texas Revolution but was labeled a traitor when he raised his voice against San Antonio.

Juan Seguin joined the Texas Revolution and helped the Texas army by bringing in soldiers and taking the command of the troops in his hands. He played a vital role by leading his army into many battles victoriously.

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1. 19th amendment, 14th amendment. and the Black Codes.

2. Fair Employment Practices Commission

3. Armed Forces (military) (executive order 9981, occurred in 1948)

4. Ghandi (Ghandi was known for being a promoting peace through peaceful protest. This strategy was also a huge factor in the success of the Civil Rights Movement.

5. Nonviolent, direct action, and civil disobedience were all practiced during the Civil Rights Movement. Nonviolence was practiced so no one would get hurt, and black people knew that violence would only make their circumstances worse. The military and police had more weapons, so violence would only end bad for us. Direct action was practiced as way to let everyone know that the African Americans wanted true freedom and equality. Civil disobedience was also practiced as a defense mechanism. Blacks had few rights, and were treated horribly, so they started to rebel.

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The Maya understand supernatural levels not as heaven and hell, but as the upper world, middle world, and underworld.

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he Upperworld, Underworld, and Natural World

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Mayan Cosmology identifies three realms of existence the Upperworld, Underworld, and Natural World  but these three realms are intricately connected.

Answer: A. Soap

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Soap

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it has become one of the defining speeches in British history - read the words Elizabeth is ... Fear of invasion by Spain remained high in England, especially with the ... Elizabeth to visit Tilbury to announce his appointment and rally the troops on 9 ... for granted and foreign diplomats began to court England as a possible ally.

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Luxury

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Luxury

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Answer:d

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a. Martin Luther King organized the Montgomery bus boycott

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Johann Tetzel's Vorlegung or Rebuttal (Leipzig: Melchior Lotter, 1518) was a penance and indulgences (although he goes too far on some points, claiming as gend.11 The debate continues, and does so in German

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Answer: The Dutch named the island Paaseiland (Easter Island) to commemorate the day they arrived. In 1770, the Spanish viceroy of Peru sent an expedition to the island; the explorers spent four days ashore and estimated a native population of some 3,000 people

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Larrazolo advocated for bilingual education and supported the civil rights of Mexican immigrants in the state. He was also a supporter of the women's suffrage amendment to the United States Constitution.