What people conquered the Abbasid caliphate?

Answer:

The Mamluks ran the government and the armies, while the Abbasids had authority over the Islam religion. Together they ruled the Caliphate from Cairo until 1517 when they were conquered by the Ottoman Empire. The sacking of Baghdad in 1258 is considered to be the end of the Islamic Caliphate by many historians.

Explanation:

The office of the Pope is called the ___.

27. Which of the following events started WWII in Europe?

Soviet Union's attack on Finland 1939
Spanish Civil War in 1936
D-Day Invasion 1944
German invasion of Poland in 1939

The U.S. government uses fiscal policy in order to:
O A. guarantee that all American workers have a high salary.
O B. help the economy grow through government spending.
O C. keep interest rates on loans as low as possible.
D. make sure companies do not pollute the environment.

Which of the following countries would have been a member of NATO?

-france
-latvia
-Poland

Find out who your state senators are and who represents you in your congressional district (House of Representatives member). Pick one of the topics you studied today and write them a letter requesting information about where they stand on that topic. help meeeee

Place the four American space programs in the order in which they appeared.

Can you find a word that Truman uses more frequently than Eisenhower?

what were the conflicts/ caused that lead up to ww1?

The media can affect public opinion by:
O A. convincing voters to care about certain issues.
O B. hiring lobbyists to influence political leaders.
O c. filing lawsuits to change unpopular laws.
O D. forming interest groups to demand change.

Which of the following best describes the impact of colonization and resulting African independence movements
in the second half of the 20th century?
O Nations such as Ghana, which declared its independence from Britain in a bloody war, typified the colonial
independence movements of the 1960s.
o Western interference disappeared with the independence of colonies like the Democratic Republic of Congo,
where the rise of anti-communist dictators brought relative stability.
O Nations such as Egypt eschewed movements such as the Non-Aligned Movement and Pan-Africanism, favoring
instead close colonial ties with Europe.
O Nations such as South Africa and Ethiopia stepped into the power vacuum left by the departure of Western
colonial powers and annexed neighboring territories.

Item 3
What describes the largest migration in the world today?

People are leaving the cities and heading to the country.

Latin Americans are moving to North America.

Africans are going to Europe.

People are heading to the cities from the countryside.

The Artides of Confederation established a strong national government. The states last most of their power.

A. True
B. False​

Roosevelt's Executive Order No. 9066.

"Whereas the successful prosecution of the war requires every possible protection against espionage and against sabotage to national-defense material, national-defense premises, and national-defense utilities . . . ."

Which word from the excerpt has a negative connotation?
a) premises
b) sabotage
c) utilities
d) defense

In 1900, the British Empire covered a fifth of the land area of the earth. This led to conflict between the major countries of Europe. Great Britain was trying to conquer Africa from Cairo (in the north) to Cape Town (in South Africa). France was trying to conquer Africa from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea. A few years later, Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany wanted colonies in Africa, too. This angered other major countries and increased the tensions that led to World War I. The desire to take over lands for one's own country is called

MARKING BRAINLIEST IF RIGHT, NO ABSURD ANSWERS!
1.) Developing nations are more likely than developed nations to have all of the following, except:

A.) a limited number of primary industries.

B.) a low standard of living.

C.) a high fertility rate.

D.) a low infant mortality rate.

I will give brainliest to who can answer this question: What were the names of Henry VIII’s six wives?

I need help with this political cartoon I’ll give 20 points and brainliest.

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How did World War II change the experiences of prisoners of war?

Armies were forced to release POWs.

Conditions for prisoners of war were unregulated after the war.

New regulations provided guidelines for POW treatment.

Human rights laws applied to POWs.

What happened to the wall of Berlin in 1989?

The middle name of the mother of the only U.S. President to ever resign from office.

11. Describe the scandal that Harding's former Campaign Manager/Attorney General was
involved in:

• wealthy merchant in Boston • was involved in the slave trade • gave a large market building to Boston Which colonial entrepreneur is described in the box above? OA. Benjamin Franklin OB. Peter Faneuil OC. John Hancock OD. Samuel Adams​

Hector Diaz is unhappy with the decision the trial court made, so he appealed his case to a higher court. In this example Hector is the

How did past peace agreements of the 1920s influence the outbreak of war in the 1930s?

Ano ang gagawin mo kung may mga dayuhang nais sumakop sa ating bansa

como solventar una mejor calidad de vida dentro de América.???

Which of the following is a statement of Christian beliefs

A)The Dead Sea Scrolls
B)The Apostle's Creed
C)The Hail Mary
D)The Lord's Prayer

What factors Contributed to the end of reconstruction?​

Explain the extent to which reform movements changed the United States society in the time period from 1877 to 1914.

I WILL GIVE BRAINLYIST This battle was a major turning point in the war- Bloodiest and northern most battle
of the Civil War. Lasted three days
A. Vicksburg
B. Shiloh
C. Gettysburg