What is the correct sequence of events of these listed below?

A 2, 1, 4, 3
B 4, 2, 3, 1
C 2, 3, 4, 1
D 1, 2, 4, 3

Answer:

C

Explanation:

- In 1767, the Townshend Act taxed glass, tea, paper and lead

- In 1773, to protest the Tea Act, Sam Adams and the Sons of Liberty dumped over 1 million dollars worth of British tea into Boston Harbor

- In 1775, these first battles of the American Revolution are called the “Shot Heard Round the World”

- On July 4th, 1776 the delegates of the 2nd Continental Congress signed the Declaration of Independence

3. Which of the following represents one of Desiderius Erasmus's main contributions to the move toward the Protestant Reformation? (5 points) Putting forth the idea of predestination Renouncing the Catholic Church Speaking out against humanism Exposing corruption in the Church

what did the Slave Act require?

which were beliefs or practices of the early hebrws? choose all answers that are correct
a. god expects people to act ethically

b. people have no personal relationship with a god

c. people must practice rituals and sacrifices to keep their gods happy

d. Abraham was a great leader bot not a god

What were Alexander's cultural achievements? Choose three correct answers.
O He built cities based on Greek architecture.
He had scientists teach Greek knowledge.
He created an educational system in conquered lands.
He built the Library of Alexandria to spread knowledge.
He promoted the spread of Greek culture.

The first man-made satellite to orbit the earth was

What lead to American imperialism

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Do you agree with the delegates’ rule of secrecy? Why or why not?

Imagine you are a settler living in Gonzales in October of 1835. You witness Mexican soldiers approaching your town demanding the return of a cannon previously given to you to protect yourself against the Indians. You have two options: 1) fight to keep the cannon knowing that if you decide to join the others and fight, there might be casualties (dead settlers). Or 2) you can try to convince the other settlers to give back the cannon peacefully in order to avoid dying or having other people die, and possibly avoiding war.

7.938 divided by 4.41

What was a strategic advantage the
South had during the Civil War?

a. a large population

b. the ability to blockade the northern ports

c. the strength of military leaders

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BRAINLIEST!! PLS HELP!!
1. Which of the following statements represents an opinion?
a.) Indeed, a more ordinary specimen of humanity could hardly be found among the most unfortunate-looking farm hands of the South.
b.) She had a very short and pointed rule or law of her own, which implied death to any who talked of giving out and going back.
c.) Therefore, none had to die as traitors on the "middle passage."
d.) While she thus manifested such utter personal indifference, she was much more watchful with regard to those she was piloting.
e.) Time and again she made successful visits to Maryland on the Underground Rail Road. . . running risks while making preparations for herself and passengers.

Please explain and I will give brainliest if it is correct!!

Explain the 22nd Amendment & 25th Amendments.

When Frederick Douglass writes about his relationship with Mr. Covey, what is the story about?

What are the advantages that the Americans had during the war against Great Britain?

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which group were the majority in new spain
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Read this quotation.

In England, a King . . . [is] allowed eight hundred thousand sterling a year . . . and worshipped into the bargain! Of more worth is one honest man to society . . . than all the crowned ruffians that ever lived.
—Thomas Paine, Common Sense, 1776

Based on the quotation, what does Paine think about the monarchy in England?

Which president is associated best with the g.I bill of rights

why might henry' son, louis XIII have regarded the huguenots as "a state with state"?

How do we see the Enduring Issue of Conflict affect the Greek city-states through the Greco-Persian and/or Peloponnesian Wars?

How was the rise o political parties in the
united states velarea to the rinancian
Challenges facingine nation?

2. In writing the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson was influenced most by John Locke’s idea of

A. the rights of the accused

B. natural rights

C. the right to privacy

D. due process of law

3. Which important reason for the American victory in the Revolutionary War is missing from the chart?

A. aid from foreign nations

B. control of railroads and canals

C. naval superiority of the thirteen colonies

D. greater number of Indian allies

4. The main criticism of the Articles of Confederation was that they failed to

A. provide adequate powers for the central government

B. prevent the development of military rule

C. allow for the admission of new states

D. limit the powers of the president

Why do economists describe the US economy as a mixed-market economy?
A.
The government controls nearly all aspects of the stock market.
B.
Citizens have economic freedoms with some government regulation.
C.
Citizens have total economic freedom without government interference.
D.
The government protects citizens from foreign economic intrusion.
E.
The government requires a balance of foreign and domestic investments.

What southeastern state first pushed for removal of Native Americans in order to gain their lands?

Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama

One of Alexander Hamilton’s goals to help US finances was

it's a social Studies question
(practice)​

The first Atlanta exposition was named in honor of Georgia’s
crop.

Who spoke at the third exposition on the issue of segregation?

Called the Atlanta Compromise, his speech argued that African Americans should
segregation.

How did the Battle of Thermopylae affect Greece?

The Persians invaded deeper into Greece.
Greece gained territory from the Persians.
Greece set up an alliance with the Persians.
The Persians gained total control of Greece.

Which city was chosen as the capital of Oklahoma Territory?

Guthrie
Oklahoma City
the Cherokee capital
Fort Gibson