What is the main advantage of
iron ore that was capitalized upon
during the Industrial Revolution?
A. It is the natural resource used to make steel.
B. It burns clean to produce energy.
C. It is an ideal metal for making jewelry.
D. It has a lightweight property which makes it
easy to transport.

As per the given statement the main advantage of iron ore that was capitalized upon during the Industrial Revolution, It is the natural resource used to make steel

After oil, iron ore is recognized as the second-most significant commodity. Iron ore is the foundation of global infrastructure and a necessary component in the production of crude steel, which supports the world's largest trillion-dollar annual metal market. Since 2000, the output of iron ore has grown significantly over the world to fulfil the rising demand for steel products. As a result, new iron ore deposits with more complex mineralogizes and lower grades are being exploited, severely depleting traditional high-grade iron ore stocks.

An rural and handicraft economy was replaced by one that was dominated by industry and machine production during the Industrial Revolution in modern history. These technological advancements brought about unique working and living arrangements and radically altered society.

The 18th century saw the start of this process in Britain, which then expanded to other regions of the globe. The English economic historian Arnold Toynbee (1852–83) originally popularized the phrase Industrial Revolution to characterize Britain's economic growth from 1760 to 1840, while French writers had used it earlier.

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How is the president able to limit, or check, the power of the legislative
branch?

How did the court packing plan affect Franklin D. Roosevelt's plans for the New Deal?

It increased Republican support for new legislation.
It strengthened public support for new legislation.
It increased Supreme Court opposition to new legislation.
It weakened public support for new legislation.

"One can hardly believe there has been a revolution in all history so rapid, so extensive, so complete. Through it the face of the earth is making over, even as to its physical forms; political boundaries are wiped out and moved about, as if they were indeed only lines on a paper map; population is hurriedly gathered into cities from the ends of the earth; habits of living are altered with startling abruptness and thoroughness; the search for the truths of nature is infinitely stimulated and facilitated and their application to life made not only practicable, but commercially necessary. Even our moral and religious ideas and interests, the most conservative because the deepest-lying things in our nature, are profoundly affected. That this revolution should not affect education in other than formal and superficial fashion is inconceivable.

Back of the factory system lies the household and neighborhood system. Those of us who are here today need go back only one, two, or at most three generations, to find a time when the household was practically the center in which were carried on, or about which were clustered, all the typical forms of industrial occupation.”

The passage implies that the Industrial Revolution had which of the following effects on the social norms of working-class households?

Socialist sympathies undermined the strictures of patriarchy.
Factories supplanted the home as the central locus of family life.
Progressive values decentralized conventional family structures.
Traditional feudal systems reinforced the rise of the nuclear family.

Read the excerpt from "Return Flight."

He narrowed his eyes and bristled. The humiliation of being crated pecked and clawed at his spirit. Maggie's smooth claws, encased in thick material, resisted his protests as they enfolded him in darkness. Maggie tried to soothe his shame with her coos and gurgles, but it was no match for the despair that washed over him at these moments. He was a regal bird, meant to fly above the earth in a magnificent and boundless existence, not teeter around in a cramped box. His wings felt strong by his sides, and the urge to flap them until they broke through the walls that surrounded him became more insistent.

Which best describes how the bird feels?

trapped and frustrated
happy and content
angry and hateful
scared and lonely

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Which piece of evidence supports the main idea of the cartoon?

the desks in relationship to the Senators and the spectators in the back of the room

the cane

the large number of men in the Senate

trust names written on the stomachs of the large men overlooking the Senate and the closure of the people's entrance

In the context of the period 1450-1750 which of the following most likely explains why the Qing govern enemy employed the scholars shown in the image

How does General Thomas Gage send a message to the colonists once he arrives?

What did Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Maryland have in common?
O All three of these colonies are in the South.
O All three colonies were formed to be a place where their founders could practice their
religion freely.
O All three were founded by Puritan ministers.
o Cash crops were important to the economies of all three colonies.

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2. What are the results of societies that restrict outside cultural
influences?

Describe at least one of the principles of the Constitution, and identify its importance.

How did the setting of the frontier help new religious movments

The Mayflower Compact is the first example in America of
Select one:
1)popular sovereignty
2)constitutional monarchy
3)divine oversight of government
4)democratic self-government

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Which of the following statements is FALSE?
a.
By 1864, it was clear that Union forces were winning the war.
b.
There were thousands of Confederate deserters from the war, including about 5,000 Texans.
c.
In 1865 General Lee surrendered and the rest of the Confederacy followed in parts.
d.
All the Southern state governments collapsed after Lee’s surrender except the Texas government.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are known as __________.
A.
Article VIII
B.
the Preamble
C.
the Magna Carta
D.
the Bill of Rights



Please select the best answer from the choices provided


A
B
C
D

Why does Master Epps whip three of his slaves?

What were some reasons American settlers wanted to settle the West?
Write your answer in two or three sentences.

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What was the Edo Period?
O A new era of constant warfare
A new era of unification and peace that led to nearly 200 years of increasing Japanese population, wealth, knowledge, and infrastructure
O A new era of trade with the Muslims
O A new era of converting to a western religion
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Jane Addams’s work most actively assisted
children who worked in dangerous factories for low pay.
large families who lived in crowded, unsanitary tenements.
immigrants who spoke little English and knew few people in their new home.
young children who did not attend school because they had to earn money for their families.

Describe two reasons the Federalists wanted the Constitution to be ratified, and describe two reasons the Anti-Federalists did not. Also, describe the solution that allowed the Constitution to be ratified.

Given that a function, g, has a domain of -20 ≤ x ≤ 5 and a range of -5 ≤ g(x) ≤ 45 and that g(0) = -2 and g(-9) = 6, select the statement that could be true for g.

A: g(-4)=-11
B: g(0)=2
C: g(-13)=20
D: g(7)=-1

8. Evaluate Explanations How does the power to tax affect the business
community?

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In Boston, which group dressed as Native Americans to throw tea into the harbor?

Question 12 options:

Sons of Anarchy


Sons of Liberty


Sons of Freedom


Patriotic Sons

All of the following except __________________ occurred after Lincoln was elected.
a.
South Carolina seceded from the Union.
b.
Lincoln banned the publication of, The Liberator.
c.
Lincoln received a death threat.
d.
Union troops were moved to Fort Sumter.

Why is Spain able to cover the flu in their media?

What is one of the defining characteristics of the modern era?

A. Human Actions have more of an impact on the environment than they did during other eras.

B. Societies have become more isolated and less likely to interact with foreign cultures.

C. Tradition economic systems such as capitalism and communism have been abandoned.

D. Interactions and exchange between cultures have become more difficult than ever before.

(02.07 MC) Which of the following describes an action directly protected by the Bill of Rights?
Speaking out against a law
Voting in a national election
Enlisting in the military
Applying for a driver's license

Which statement best completes the diagram?
Cause: The leaders of Mecca were wealthy and unfair.
Effect:?

A. Muhammad convinced Mecca's leaders to convert to Islam.

B. Muhammad told his followers to leave Mecca and never return.

C. Muhammad raided a Muslim army and destroyed Mecca.

D. Muhammad asked Allah for a solution to Mecca's problems.

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On Wednesday, March 20, 1985, at 9:00 a.m., Libby Riddles became the first woman to win the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race®, the dog–pulling sled race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska. Riddles checked into Safety, the last checkpoint before the finish line, many hours ahead of her nearest competitor. She raced with a thirteen–dog team through debilitating blizzards in 18 days, 20 minutes, and 17 seconds, and won $50,000. Riddles put the Iditarod on the map with her storybook win and her photo on the magazine covers and front pages of many newspapers. The next three Iditarods also were won by a woman, Susan Butcher, who in 1987, had a then record–breaking time of 11 days, 2 hours, and 5 minutes.The trail first began as a mail and supply route from the coastal towns of Seward and Knik; to the interior mining camps at Flat, Ophir, Ruby, and beyond; and to the west coast communities including Unalakleet, White Mountain, and Nome. In 1925, part of the trail became the route for transporting emergency medical supplies to Nome, which was stricken by a diphtheria epidemic. There were two short races on parts of the trail in 1967 and 1969; the annual race to Nome was first run officially in 1973. Called the "Last Great Race on Earth," the Iditarod (pronounced eye–DIT–a–rod) to some extent follows the Knik to Nome Iditarod trail dogsled mail and supply route of 1910.The race consists of teams of twelve to sixteen dogs pulling a sled driven by a man or woman, called a "musher." The trail involves treacherous climbs through the rugged Alaskan wilderness, and the race lasts for eight to twenty days in subzero temperatures, much of it in darkness and blinding winds. The musher might be able to catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis; this is the most "daylight" in some arctic regions and northern plains. The route is alternated every other year. The 1,112–mile northern route, run in even years, has twenty–six checkpoints. The 1,131–mile southern route, run in odd years, has twenty–seven checkpoints. The Iditarod begins on the first Saturday in March. Since 1983, teams have left the start line in downtown Anchorage at the corner of 4th and "D" streets, many aiming just to complete the race. Congress named the original Iditarod Trail a National Historic Trail in 1976. The current journey along the National Millennium Trail takes the mushers over mountains (the Kuskokwim and Alaska ranges), through dense forests, and across frozen rivers (the Yukon for 150 miles), the Norton Sound pack ice, and desolate tundra. Mount McKinley (or "Denali," meaning "The High One," in the native Athapascan language), located in the Alaska Range, is North America's highest peak at 20,320 feet. Glaciers are also a unique part of Alaska's topography. The challenges presented by these harsh conditions reflect Alaska's heritage of survival in the midst of wild, untamed nature. The Eskimos (native Indians of Alaska and other arctic regions) are part of this rich heritage and were conditioned to live on this tough land. Mushing dogsleds were their primary mode of transportation. Eskimos rely on many animals for their survival, including the walrus, seal, reindeer, whale, and polar bear. They use the entire animal — for food, clothing, and shelter...

Select two sentences that best reflect central ideas presented in the text.

A.The Iditarod race follows the 1910 dogsled mail and supply route to some extent and has been held annually since 1973.

B.Mushers in the Iditarod race must persevere against the challenging conditions of the harsh landscape and climate.

C.The Eskimos were known for organizing sled dog races in the same tough environment where the Iditarod race takes place today.

D.The Iditarod race follows the same route every year which goes from the beginning to the end of the original Iditarod trail.