Where did Columbus think he was on the 33rd day of his journey?

Answer:

He thought he was going to The Indian Sea

Explanation:

In the 15th and 16th centuries, Europeans wanted to find sea routes to the Far East. Columbus wanted to find a new route to India, China, Japan and the Spice Islands. If he could reach these lands, he would be able to bring back rich cargoes of silks and spices.

Answer: Columbus believed he was in The Indian sea.

Explanation: He was actually either somewhere in the Atlantic or  Caribbean sea.

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Select the correct phrases in the passage.
Which words in the passage from the Declaration of Independence show the influence of the Enlightenment idea of natural law?
We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, and that they are endowed with their Creator with certain unalienable
rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is
the right of the people to alter or to abolish and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its
power in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
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2. Which of these court decisions is an example of judicial review?
(See pg 97 "The Courts and Judicial Review" paragraph #2)
O Atrial court finds a defendant not guilty barring illegally obtained evidence from the trial
O The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down a state law as unconstitutional
O The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit interprets an unknown phrase in the federal
law.
O The U.S. Supreme Court decides a dispute in which two states are parties

The Indus River Valley is valuable for __________.
A.
oil and natural gas
B.
hunting and gathering
C.
farming and settlement
D.
minerals and precious metals


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

Whic factor of production MOST DIRECTLY influences economic growth by encouraging the creation of new businesses? SS7E3,6, 9d A investment in capital resources B investment in entrepreneurship C investment in natural resources D adopting a common currency

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After WW2, Who was the leader that wanted to spread communism throughout Europe?

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Which event was most important in the origins of Judaism?
O A. The kings of Judea conquered neighboring cities.
O B. Moses brought the Ten Commandments to the Israelites.
C. Jewish people fled Europe because others would not accept them.
D. The Babylonian Empire adopted Judaism as its religion.

What invention helped to spread the information of the Reformation?

What steps did Roosevelt take to solve each problem?​

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In the Lincoln-Douglas debates, Abraham Lincoln _____.

A. supported the fugitive slave act

B. gained support that helped him defeat Douglas for the senate on 1857

C. insited that the territories be kept free from slavery

D. supported the idea of popular sovereignty​

The key event that led to World War I occurred when _________________________.
[ ] the Triple Alliance joined forces
[ ] the Triple Entente was formed
[ ] the Austrian archduke was murdered
[ ] German troops moved into France
What was the result of the stalemate that developed on the Western Front?
[ ] Peace was declared.
[ ] Russia withdrew from the war.
[ ] The United States remained neutral.
[ ] The battle lines changed little over four years.
The peace treaty that ended World War I ____________________.
[ ] allowed Germany to keep the territory it had seized during the war
[ ] prevented the U.S. from joining the League of Nations
[ ] gave Germany’s colonial possessions their independence
[ ] punished Germany by limiting the size of its military


The main reason the United States entered World War II was because __________________.
[ ] Hitler planned to invade Britain
[ ] Japan attacked Pearl Harbor
[ ] German troops invaded the Soviet Union
[ ] Hitler invaded Poland
Which of the following best describes the results of the battle at Stalingrad?
[ ] The Soviets forced a surrender by cutting off German supplies.
[ ] Americans destroyed crucial German aircraft carriers.
[ ] Germany defeated U.S. troops in northern France.
[ ] Germany and the Soviet Union took control of Poland.


In 1911, Chinese nationalism and a desire to strengthen the government led to _______________________.
[ ] the rise of Mao Zedong
[ ] the Japanese invasion of China
[ ] the Boxer rebellion
[ ] the overthrow of the Qing dynasty
Which of the following best describes the Bolsheviks?
[ ] A radical socialist group that wanted a communist government
[ ] An anticommunist government movement
[ ] An elite group of Russian soldiers that supported the tsar
[ ] A temporary government that replaced Tsar Nicholas I
Which of the following most accurately describes any government that has complete control over the lives of its citizens?
[ ] nationalist
[ ] fascist
[ ] totalitarian
[ ] communist

What are the 5 human relationships?

Which Renaissance artist would you most like to capture your likeness in a portrait? Why?

Which criteria do you use to select your artist? What is appealing for you in your chosen artist’s style


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What industry did the Interstate Commerce Commission attempt to regulate in the beginning?

A. automobile
B. railroad
C. airline
D. steam ship​

The Safavids were prominent in which region

In what way did history repeat itself for Germany when you compare World War I and World War II?

Question 42 options:

the Germans were able to quickly defeat France in both wars


Germany started both wars


the Germans used blitzkrieg to win several victories in both wars


Germany found itself once again fighting a two-front war

The area called the Fertile Crescent was home to early civilization. All of the following contributed to the rich and fertile soil in the region except

What happens to James hamlet when the fugitive slave acts are passed. 

I have a 75 (75.44) and I didn’t do this project that was 100 points so I got a zero what grade do I have Now?

What was the main reason why the United States did not allow Texas to become part of their country?

In the movie wonder how do you Augie’s Convince him to go to school

what are some french and indian war facts

A group of different tissues working together to perform a particular job

What three major ideas did we discuss in this unit? (Unit Organizer)

How are The Sneetches and the Holocaust similar?

PRESIDENT NIXON AND VIETNAMIZATION (754-755)
HOW DID THE TET OFFENSIVE AFFECT AMERICA?
Richard Nixon pledged to end American involvement in the Vietnam War. With National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger, he came up with a plan to end the war. Their plan was known as Vietnamization. It called for the gradual withdrawal of U.S. troops and for the South Vietnamese to do more of the fighting. By August of 1969, the first 25,000 U.S. troops had returned home. Over the next three years, the number of American troops in Vietnam dropped from more than 500,000 to less than 25,000.
Nixon, however, did not want to lose the war. So as he pulled American troops out, he ordered a massive bombing attack against North Vietnam. Nixon also ordered that bombs be dropped on the neighboring countries of Laos and Cambodia. These countries held a number of Vietcong bases.
1. Name both aspects of the Vietnamization plan.


TROUBLE CONTINUES ON THE HOME FRONT (756-757)
WHICH EVENTS WEAKENED SUPPORT FOR THE WAR?
To win support for his war policies, Nixon appealed to what he called the silent majority. These were mainstream Americans who quietly supported the president’s strategy. Many Americans did support the president. However, the war continued to divide the country.
In November of 1969, Americans learned of a shocking event. U.S. troops had massacred more than 100 unarmed Vietnamese in the village of Mai Lai. In April 1970, the country heard more upsetting news. President Nixon announced that U.S. troops had invaded Cambodia. They had tried to destroy Vietcong supply lines there. Upon hearing of the invasion, colleges exploded in protest.
A protest at Kent State University in Ohio turned tragic. To restore order on the campus, the local mayor called in the National Guard. Some students began throwing rocks at the guards. The guards fired into a crowd of protesters. Four students were killed.
Nixon’s invasion of Cambodia cost him public support. It also cost him political support. Members of Congress were angry that he had invaded Cambodia without telling them. As a result, Congress repealed the Tonkin Gulf Resolution. This had given the president the freedom to conduct war policy in Vietnam on his own.
Support for the war declined even further in June of 1971. That month, a former Defense Department worker leaked what became known as the Pentagon Papers. These documents showed that the past U.S. presidents had never drawn up any plans to withdraw from Vietnam.
2. Name two incidents that weakened support for the war.


AMERICA’S LONGEST WAR ENDS (758-759)
WHO WON THE WAR?
1972 was a presidential election year. To win reelection, Nixon believed he had to end the Vietnam War. Nixon called on Henry Kissinger, his adviser for national security affairs. Kissinger negotiated a peace settlement with the North Vietnamese. In October 1972, Kissinger announced that peace was close at hand. A month later, Nixon was reelected president.
However, the promised peace in Vietnam did not come. South Vietnam objected to the proposed peace settlement. As a result, the peace talks broke down. Nixon responded by ordering more bombings against North Vietnam.
Eventually, the peace talks resumed. In January 1973, the warring parties signed a peace agreement. By the end of March, the last U.S. combat troops had left. For America, the Vietnam War was over.
Shortly after America left, the peace agreement collapsed. North and South Vietnam resumed fighting. In April 1975, North Vietnamese troops captured the South’s capital, Saigon. Soon after, South Vietnam surrendered to North Vietnam.
3. What happened to South Vietnam after America left?


THE WAR’S PAINFUL LEGACY (759-761)
HOW DID THE WAR AFFECT AMERICA?
The Vietnam War cost both sides many lives. In all, about 58,000 Americans died in Vietnam. Another 303,000 were wounded. Vietnamese deaths topped 2 million.
After the war, Southeast Asia continued to experience violence and unrest. The Communists imprisoned hundreds of thousands of South Vietnamese. In Cambodia, a communist group known as the Khmer Rouge took power in 1975. They attempted to transform the country into a peasant society. In doing so, they killed many government officials and intellectuals. The group is believed to have killed as many as 1 million Cambodians.
In the United States, the war resulted in several policy changes. In November 1973, Congress passed the War Powers Act. This law prevented the president from committing troops in a foreign conflict without approval from Congress. In a larger sense, the war made Americans less willing to become involved in foreign wars. The war also left many Americans with a feeling of mistrust toward their government.
4. Name two ways in which the war affected Americans.

Which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. During early westward expansion after the Civil War, Native Americans had an advantage
over U.S. troops because they knew the land so well.
b. The Medicine Lodge Creek Treaty attempted to establish peace between the U.S. and Native
Americans and move Native Americans to reservations.
c. At the beginning of westward expansion after the Civil War, several Native American tribes
successfully banded together in a joint effort to end encroachment on the plains.
d. A tract of public land set apart for a special purpose is a reservation.

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Which major goal did newly freed African Americans in Arkansas have during the Reconstruction period?

revenge on former slave owners

the establishment of Jim Crow laws

protection of their status as free citizens

a ban on sharecropping​