What was the lost generation

Answer:

The Lost Generation was the social generational cohort that came of age during World War I. "Lost" in this context refers to the "disoriented, wandering, directionless" spirit of many of the war's survivors in the early postwar period.

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Which cultures blended with Greek culture to form the basis for Hellenistic culture? Choose the three
correct answers. (Bubble in ALL 3 of the correct answers.)
A. Chinese
B. Egyptian
C. German
D. Indian
E. Persian

While typically told to young children, fairy tales actually have sophisticated meanings, including
metaphors for the battle between good and evil.
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False

Revenue Bills must start in the House
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False

What was America's attitude after the War of 1812?​

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Should Congress declare war and send troops overseas to fight?
What caused the dramatic shift in the American publie's opinion regarding military intentioned
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German U-boats attacked and sankach
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The Japanese attacked the United States on its own
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The Japanese navracked and sank

Christianity became the official religion of the roman empire when:​

The easiest way to kill a bill is to simply not vote on it *
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False

In the versions of "North American settlement" teaching about English "settlement," what groups of people are left out?

Which phrase best describes Thomas Paine's vision for America?




starting over


fighting religion


honoring tradition


developing strength

what is the importance of the First Battle of Bull Run?​

What would be the best title to complete this chart?

(Chart)
• Slavery
• Sectionalism
• States' rights
• Tariffs (economic)

A)Problems of the Confederacy
B)Reasons why the Northern states seceded
C)Reasons to protect the Union
D)Causes of the Civil War

3. Why were Dust Bowl migrants often referred to as Okies?
A) Okie" was a commonly used slang term for "migrant."
B)Most of the first migrants to arrive in California were from Oklahoma.
C)All of the migrants came from Oklahoma.
D)”Okie" was an insulting term that Californians made up.

After its U-boats sank the Lusitania in 1915, what did Germany promise to do?

stop fighting on the western front
sign the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
limit submarine warfare
sink more passenger vessels

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DONE
Now, write a letter to your constituents about the
importance of this amendment and why it should
be passed. Remember to make your claim, give at
least one reason to support it, and explain why the
counterclaim is wrong.
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what types of checks and balances does the executive branch have over the judicial branch?

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Which Texas leader surrendered and was executed along with his soldiers because of his defense of Goliad at the Battle of Coleto Creek?

Lorenzo de Zavala

James Fannin

Sam Houston

William Travis

How are the settlers and Native Americans similar and different?

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Landships STRANGE WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR I

In the First World War, the Allies and Central
Powers were continually looking for ways to
break the stalemate on the Western Front. One
of the struggles troops faced was being able to
cross the “no-man’s land.” The no-man’s land
was the frontlines and was the terrain between
the trenches. It was littered with bomb craters,
destroyed debris, mud, barbwire, and was in the
direct line of fire from machine guns and artillery.
It was a killing zone, nearly impossible for
soldiers to make it across alive.
Early in the war, the British and French began to experiment and design a secret weapon that could cross no-man’s land and go over the trenches. They called them “landships” because they resembled large ships. After making several prototypes that failed, eventually the British developed a working model which they called “Big Willie.” In 1916, after some modification to it and changing its name to Mark I, the British began the production of this tank. Interestingly, during the development and production of landships, in an effort to keep them a secret the British decided to call them “tanks.” This was because the landship resembled a large water tank and some of the factory workers thought they were building water tanks.
On September 15, 1916, at the Battle of the Somme, the Germans were surprised to see these metal beasts, emerging from the fog heading slowly toward them while unloading artillery shells and machine gunfire. It was the first time tanks were used in battle. Of the 49 British Mark I’s that were part of the attack, most broke down during the battle and several were captured by the Germans. Nonetheless, nine tanks were able to successfully make it across “no-man’s land” and across the trenches.
Throughout the war, the British and French would work on improving the reliability and effectiveness of the tank. They would go on to produce 6,506 tanks between them. Germany never gained much interest in the tank and only produced 20 of their own.

Answer each question with a complete sentence.
1. What was the “no-man’s land?”
2. Why was it so difficult for troops to make it across “no-man’s land?”
3. What was a landship and where did it obtain its name?
4. Why did the British decide to call landships tanks?
5. Who used tanks first and against whom?
6. During the Battle of Somme, what happened with most of the Mark I tanks?
7. How many tanks would the British and French produce in WWI?

The point of view expressed in the quotation above is most likely that of:
Choose 1 answer:
a federal homestead recipient.
B
a transcontinental railroad owner.
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a formerly enslaved person.
a person searching for religious freedom.

choose the events into the correct order, from first to last.
Declaration of independence
Articles of Confederation
United States Constitution
Bill of Rights

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Countries with little industry are called
a. developed nations
b. prehistoric nations
c. developing nations
d. industrialized nations

22. What act was passed to address the problem of low crop prices?

How much influence do you believe a news story or article has on the reader and why?

An active market economy in the German states allowed it to embrace industrialism and urbanization.

True
False

Which of the following statements best explains NSC 68?
A. The NSC 68 report discussed the revolutionary conditions in Cuba.
B. The NSC 68 report discussed the need for a military that was capable of protecting the Western
Hemisphere.
C. The NSC 68 report detailed the movements of all communist countries.
D. The NSC 68 report detailed the dangerous components of the Chinese government.

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