Under the laws of nebuchadnczzar, injuring a rich man bought a greater penalty than injuring a poor man true or false

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How did the Wangarans know when the caravans wanted to make an offer to trade

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What is your opinion about why you think Reconstruction was a failure?

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Definition: These are the foundational principles of Buddhism, in which it is acknowledged that, among
other things, there will always be suffering, which is caused from human desires
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How did the French and Indian War
help cause the American Revolution?
A. French could not pay the debt of the war.
B. Britain taxed the colonists to pay for the war.
C. The British became too weak to protect the
colonies.

How did the political system in China differ from that in the United States in the 1800's?

Why was the fact that George Washington was elected unanimously so important? It paved the way for other unanimous elections. It meant that he would be president forever. It meant that he had voted for himself. It was unique, and it indicated how much respect and popularity he had gained.

What was the primary reason why canals were built?

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Canals were built to charge tolls, which increased revenue for the country.

Canals were built to provide new water sources for farmers.

Canals were built to increase the production of steam ships

Canals were built to create waterways where none had previously existed

The passage below is from the writings of John Locke.
(1) The reason why men enter into society is the preservation of their property...
(2) Whenever the legislators (try] to take away and destroy the property of the
people, or to reduce them to slavery under arbitrary power, they put themselves in
a state of war with the people, who are thereupon (freed] from any further
obedience ...
(3) [T]the people who have a right to resume their original liberty, and by the
establishment of a new legislative, provide for their own safety and security.
Source: John Locke, An Essay Concerning the True Original, Extent and End
of Civil Government, XIX, Section 222
How did the ideas in this passage influence the Founding Fathers?
They chose to remain loyal to the King of England
They decided to rebel against the British government
They decided to create a system of checks and balances
O They decided to separate the powers government among three branches

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In the Thirteen Colonies, what was a result of the geography and physical features in which the colonies were located? OA. The Thirteen Colonies had a difficult time communicating among themselves. OB. The Thirteen Colonies had economies that were different from each other. OC. The Thirteen Colonies were forced to buy food from England to survive. D. The Thirteen Colonies often fought wars against each other over land.​

13. The eastern strip that Germany lost to Poland was referred to as the "Polish Corridor." Poland
was given this area within the Treaty of Versailles so that it might have access to the sea. What
problems do you think this caused for the Germans of East Prussia?

2. One main result of the Industrial Revolution was the creation of *
O More horse-back riding
O The game "Ring Around the Rosey"
O Labor Unions
O Badly behaving children

What three powers did states lose in the three cases listed in the chart?

explain the events of the french revolution

What conspiracy theories arose in Germany post-WWI? What were these “theories” based on?

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act..

Which of the following best describes the significance of the Erie Canal?

Who should have the power to make decisions in a society?​

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Why are towers built every 30 miles to send radio signals back to earth?

A to catch secret signals from other countries

B to catch signals that do not travel more than 30 miles

C to catch signals from other radio stations

D to catch signals that travel in straight lines​

How did the United States justify the Louisiana
Purchase?
Was this territorial acquisition just or not?

How did plantation owners and other white Southerners make life difficult for African
Americans?

What are the lengths of the Presidential terms?
4 years at a time, unlimited repeat terms
4 years at a time, limit of 10 years
none of these are correct
2 years at a timp limit of 6 years

8) The election of 1832 showed that
a) Jackson's veto of the Bank bill had been a mistake
b) Henry Clay had gained popularity with voters
c) Daniel Webster's plan to save the Bank had worked
d) Most voters stood behind Jackson's veto of the Bank bill

1. Which of the following is a characteristic of a "limited government?

Rules can be suspended during an emergency.

A government may operate without the consent of the governed.

A constitution restricts the powers of officials.

Elections can be overturned by any branch of goverment.

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8. In the trial of the soldiers the person trying to charge them guilty of murder was the
while John Adams the
attorney trying to have them be found "not guilty"
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judge / jury
defense / judge
O O O O
O prosecutor / defense
judge / prosecutor

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