Select all the correct answers. What were two long-term effects of the Black Death on European society?
Answer:
Life at this time was by no means easy, or even sometimes pleasant, but people knew – or thought they knew – how the world worked and how to live in it; the plague would change all that and usher in a new understanding which found expression in movements such as the Protestant Reformation and the Renaissance.
Please answer quick! which statements are reasons why the cold war started? choose all that are correct.
Answer: Both sides began stockpiling nuclear weapons, Americans feared the growing power of the Soviet Union and worried that communism might spread,Western democracies could not remain allied with oppressive, totalitarian, communist governments.
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In
, Yasser Arafat and Israeli leaders shared the Nobel Peace Prize.
Answer:
In "1994," Yasser Arafat and Israeli leaders shared the Nobel Peace Prize. Hope this helps! Thank you for posting your question at here on Brainly. Have a great day! -Sunny
Answer:
1994
Explanation:
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Which statement best describes the water cycle in the desert?
A.Evaporation happens more often than condensation and precipitation.
B.
Precipitation happens very often and the water cycle moves quickly.
C.Condensation happens steadily and precipitation occurs rarely.
B.Evaporation happens rarely and the water cycle moves slowly.
Answer:
im thinking A would be the correct answer
Evaporation happens more often than condensation and precipitation in the water cycle of desert. Thus, option A is correct.
What is water cycle?The water cycle explains how water vapor from the earth's surface rises into the atmosphere, cools and condenses to form rain or snow in clouds, and then falls back to the earth's surface as precipitation.
Water that rains on land gathers in lakes, rivers, soil, and porous rock strata. A large portion of this water then flows back into the oceans, where it will again evaporate. An important factor in Earth's weather patterns is the movement of water in and out of the atmosphere. Water undergoes a phase transition throughout this process, although the overall quantity of water particles does not change. In other words, even if 100 grammes of water could be collected and boiled, 100 grammes of steam would still be retained. The resultant water would still weigh 100 gms if 100 gms of steam were collected and condensed.
Therefore, we can conclude that option A is correct.
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how does spatial diffusion of diffusion of islam compare to that of christianity?
Explain why the Mitzvot are important for Jewish people
Answer: The mitzvot was importantt to the jewish people because The mitzvot are Jewish laws, There are 613 mitzvot in the Torah and they guide Jews on how to live a good life.
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How is Total War seen through weapons, tactics, &
rules of war?
Answer:
Total war is warfare that includes any and all civilian-associated resources and infrastructure as legitimate military targets, mobilizes all of the resources of society to fight the war, and gives priority to warfare over non-combatant needs. The term has been defined as "A war that is unrestricted in terms of the weapons used. Basically, free for all in the weapons area. All and every weapon can be used, even if it is banned anywhere.
someone who lives in a place for a minimum period of time?
.A major benefit of the transcontinental railroad was that. Single choice.
fewer buffalo were left on the Plains.
supplies and mail moved more quickly and cheaply.
fewer states entered the Union.
Congress gave loans to railroad companies.
Which of the following statements about the Fourteenth Amendment is true?
1)
It reversed the strides emancipated slaves had made after the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment.
2)
It reinterpreted the Declaration of Independence's decree that "all men are created equal" to suppress the civil liberties of minorities.
3)
Its promise of equal protection was largely unfulfilled as Southern governments took measures to limit the progress of emancipated slaves.
4)
Its vow to ensure equal protection for all citizens was upheld religiously as emancipated slaves took government positions in the South.
Answer:
c) Its promise of of equal protection was largely unfulfilled as Southern governments took measures to limit the progress of emancipated slaves
Explanation:
The fourteenth amendment , which was passed in 1868 to provide citizenship to all the people born in the United States of America which also includes the enslaved people. But the citizens of the southern states were against the amendment as it freed slaves. This led to its "promise of equal protection" not being fulfilled. The Fourteenth amendment only became fully functional after the civil war.
HELP PLEASE! Who was Xerxes?
Answer:
the fourth king
Explanation:
What was the role of the slave traders?
protected slaves from mistreatment
O held and transported slaves
O freed slaves who traded with owners
O raided plantations to steal and sell slaves
I believe the answer is A.
what is an example of an unpopular law in pre- independence India?
Answer:
The Anarchical and Revolutionary Crimes Act of 1919 or the Rowlatt Act.
Explanation:
The Rowlatt Act allowed the British government to imprison people without due trial for a variety of actions such as criticizing or impugning the British government. The Act was in direct retaliation to a surge in Indian nationalists who sought revolution against the British.
How long does it take Temuchin to unite the Mongol tribes?
Answer:
i think of you use keywords you can find it in a search
Explanation:
Answer:
1206 Mongol and Turkic tribes united under Temujin, proclaiming him Genghis Khan, the Oceanic or Universal Ruler of all the Mongols. 1207-1210 Mongol wars against the western Xia which ruled northwest China and parts of Tibet.
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Predict why you think J.A. Marriott said that famine had disappeared in India. Address the author's point of
view and how that affects his writing.
Famines were a frequent occurrence in South Asia until 1900, and were often
devastating in impact. A series of nineteenth century famines were triggered by harvest
failure. Food procurement for World War II, combined with a crop failure, caused the
harshest famine of the twentieth century, the 1943 Bengal famine. Famine-like conditions
recurred also in 1966 and in 1972, but the extent of starvation-induced death was limited on
both occasions. Why did these episodes develop? Why did they cause death and distress on a
very large scale at times? Why did the frequency of their occurrence fall in the twentieth
century?
The world history of famines tends to approach these questions by using two keywords,
‘natural’ and ‘manmade.’ These terms are not rigorously defined anywhere, but they are
widely used as a way to analyse the causes of famines and famine intensity.2
Usually, natural refers to a large and sudden mismatch between demand for and supply
of food, caused by a harvest failure, though the disastrous effects that follow can sometimes
be attributed to a prehistory of bad diet and malnutrition. Modern famine analysts and
historians owe their conception of ‘natural’ to Thomas Malthus. Malthus used the word
‘nature’ in a wide range of senses, including the ‘natural carelessness’ with which some
populations reproduced. But one meaning is particularly relevant in this context. This
meaning is expressed in the sentence: ‘Famine [is] the last and most dreadful mode by which
nature represses a redundant population.’ In other words, famine is the inevitable result of
overpopulation.3 Using ‘Indostan’ or India as one of his examples, Malthus suggested that the
yield of land was so low here and the population ordinarily lived with so little food that the
effect of a ‘convulsion of nature’ such as a crop failure could be immediate and devastating.
Manmade now-a-days almost always refers to some sort of political action that shifts
food away from one group to another.4
It connotes state failure. The state has a particularly
important role to play because famine relief should not be priced nor withheld from anyone.
State relief often fails to be enough, it is said, because politicians believe in an ideology that
advocates weak relief, and the political system allows them to get away with it. The political
factor is especially common during wars, in despotic regimes, and during temporary
True or False (as of 1820) - Florida belonged to Spain
Answer:
true
Explanation:
it belonged to spain but then it became part of united states with a war with simon bolivar and wtv
How did renaissance inventions reflect humanism?
Answer:
How was humanism used in the Renaissance?
Renaissance humanism was a revival in the study of classical antiquity, at first in Italy and then spreading across Western Europe in the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries. ... During the Renaissance period most humanists were religious
Explanation:
The Bhagavad Gita is part of an ancient religious epic. T True F False
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Bhagavad Gita is not a part of Ramayana. It is an epic and it is a Holly book for Hindu literature.
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Answer:
Explanation:
D
how did the islamic empire continue to flourish under the abbasids
Answer:
Because of its cities, cities in the Muslim Empires were built magnificently with building structures, Mosques, Markets, libraries, and schools. The Islamic also flourished because of trade which allowed people from different places to contribute their knowledge.
Explanation:
When European settlers came to North America, they brought their European seeds with them. When Africans were brought to North America as slaves, they brought African food with them. Based on this information, what can you infer? It is difficult to transport food across the oceans. People are attached to the food from their home. Early settlers and immigrants did not like American food. People are not attached to the food from their home.
When Africans were brought to America to be sold as slaves, they brought food from their home continent with them. These foods became incorporated in what would become known as Southern food.
Answer:
"People are attached to the food from their home. Early settlers and immigrants did not like American food. People are not attached to the food from their home." that, I guess, is the answer.
Explanation:
See above.
Why did President Hoover refuse demands for the federal government to provide direct payments to the unemployed and needy?
A) believed that this would destroy people's incentive to work
B) we had to help the needy in Africa and Central & South America first
C) people should help themselves first and then the government would help them
D) federal government couldn't afford to help people
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Describe three of the difficulties that George Washington Carver faced in trying to obtain an education:
Answer:
1. He was African American
2. He had not received an education prior to starting school, he couldn't read
3. He and his mother were former slaves
Explanation:
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can someone help me please ? thank you!
Answer:
I am from india so I deserve to answer it
Explanation:
Both women and men may wear turbans. Like the articles of faith, Sikhs regard their turbans as gifts given by their beloved gurus, and their meaning is deeply personal. In South Asian culture, wearing a turban typically indicated one's social status – kings and rulers once wore turbans. So some would agree with this
While others wont because of several reasons, from bullying in schools to discrimination in the workplace to becoming victims of violence, Sikhs continue to suffer because fellow citizens connect their appearance to terrorism. As a result, more and more Sikhs are practicing their faith without its most visible article — the turban and the unshorn hair under it.
how do we really know what dinos look like
Answer:
we dont
Explanation:
Explain the reasons behind Washington’s final victory at Yorktown. Be expansive and specific
Answer:
Strategy
Explanation:
Washington made himself some friends in France. These friends sent a fleet to the Americas, where they caught the British navy by surprise. They then blocked off Yorktown by sea, while the American and French troops dug in around the British on land. They then laid siege with massive bombardments. After that, they sent a wave of troops to clean up, but the British ended up surrendering early. The victory was so large because of how many Brits were killed/captured. The war ended soon after, as the British had just lost a large amount of men AND the Americans had the French alongside them.
What happened after the Bolsheviks seized power?
The Germans launched an offensive.
The czar was forced to abdicate.
The country experienced a civil war.
Answer:
The country experienced a civil war.
Who set up the Freedmen's Bureau? When? Why did they set it up?
Answer:
The Freedmen's Bureau, formally known as the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, was established in 1865 by Congress to help millions of former black slaves and poor whites in the South in the aftermath of the Civil War.Jun 1, 2010
Date founded: March 3, 1865
Founders: Congress
Explanation:
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What is the definition of commerce
Answer:
The exchange of goods and services between parties, especially on a large scale.
when thinking of the world history what would be the best title for this list
Answer:
When thinking of world history I would think of titles like:
-earths past
-the old history
-the worlds chronicles
-historys records
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