Which movement began in the 1800s as a result of the injustices of industry and
the exploitation of workers? Please answer from the photo

Answer: The labor movement

Explanation: first began during the time period of the Industrial Revolution, in the 19th century. At the time, working-class people were often exploited by wealthy owners and treated horribly

How did the Dawes Plan ease tensions between France and Germany?
o by limiting the size of each country's navy
O by merging these countries into a single union
O by returning some of the lands lost in World War I to Germany
o by lending Germany money to make its reparations payments to France

The Spaniards ______________
a.
were concerned about converting the Indians.
b.
used Indian labor to build and farm.
c.
were not interested in Indian history.
d.
all of the above.

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Write at LEAST 7 sentences explaining Hitlers rule
100 POINTS!
CPY AND PASTE GET REPORTED!

List the two categories of nonliving things.
List the categories of living things.
What does life depend on? (4 things)
Life is _________ not independent.
What are the four reasons we need energy?
What are the producers? Where do they get their food?
What are consumers? Where do they get their food?
What are decomposers? Where do they get their food?
Why do we need decomposers?
Describe what producers, all consumers, and decomposers eat.
What category do scavengers fall under?
Food webs/chains are based on the flow of ______ and ______ from one organism to another.
What keeps living organisms in balance?
List the trophic levels in order from largest to smallest.
Decomposers + producers + _________ = ___________
What are communities?
What is the 1st law of thermodynamics?
What happens to the energy (1st law)?
What is the 2nd law of thermodynamics?
Animals receive what kind of energy from food?
Where do plants get food? What is the process called?
Why is matter important?
Energy escapes a food chain as ______.
What do we use energy received for? (3 things)
Organisms have _______ needs to make energy unavailable to the next consumer.
List the levels of biological organization from smallest to largest. (only the ones covered in class) KNOW THE TRIANGLE
What is an organism?
What is a species?
Give examples of fauna.
Give examples of flora.
What is a population? Give an example.
What is an important characteristic of a population?
What is a community?
What is part of a community?
Give an example of a community.
What does biotic mean? Give an example.
What does abiotic mean? Give an example.
Define ecosystem.
Ecosystems do not have ______ _______.
Can things move from one ecosystem to another? Give an example.
List the 5 components of an ecosystem.
If one portion of an ecosystem is destroyed what happens?
What is the biosphere?
What are the three components of the biosphere?
What are the biogeochemical cycles?
What occurs in the atmosphere in the water cycle?
How does water “get” to the atmosphere?
What 3 things happen once water returns to the geosphere?
What is nitrogen fixation?
What are the 2 usable forms of nitrogen? Name and chemical formula
What is eutrophication? How does it occur?
What are the processes to get oxygen?
Which biome does not involve the atmosphere?
Describe the layers of the rainforest.
Which biome is most diverse?
What are the three types of forest biomes?
What is the tropical rainforest responsible for? What are the 3 biogeochemical cycles that they play a vital role in?
What are the characteristics of the deciduous forest?
Describe the taiga’s climate.
Why does soil form slowly in the Taiga?
As precipitation decreases, what happens to diversity?
Describe the landscape of the Savanna.
What are the two “seasons” of the Savanna? What occurs in each?
Describe the plants found in the Savanna.
Describe the temperate grassland.
Why are there few trees in the grassland?
What changed the grassland? How?
What kind of climate does the Chaparral have?
What is the biggest threat to the Chaparral?
Describe the desert.
Describe the tundra.

multiple choice test

1. Which term is applied to a legislator who introduces a bill?

A) President pro tempore

B) Sponsor of the bill

C) Proponent of the bill

D) Director of the bill


2. Who carries out the roles of chief diplomat, commander in chief, and chief executive in the United States?

A) The Secretary of State and the head of the joint chiefs

B) The Secretary of Defense and the five-star generals

C) The Senate majority leader

D) The President


3. What is the U.S. Constitution?

A) The philosophy of government on which the country is based

B) An unchangeable set of instructions for government

C) A guideline for government that states can accept or reject

D) The fundamental law of the United States


4. What does Congress have the power to do?

A) Buy land and elect the state governors

B) Coin money and declare war

C) Make treaties and nominate judges

D) Manage state parks and build roads


5.Under the constitution, each state has how many senator(s) and how many representatives

A) Two; three

B) Two; number is based on the population of the state

C) Two; number is based on tradition

D) Three; number is based on the amount of taxes the state pays


6. Gerrymandering is the drawing of which of the following?

A) State boundaries to even the size f the states

B) Political districts to benefit a party

C) County line to avoid increases in taxes

D) City limits to gain tax revenue


7.Which of the following assist the floor leaders in getting party members to vote in a certain way in both houses of Congress?

A) Whips

B) Vice chairpersons

C) Committee heads

D) Clerks


8. According to the U.S. Constitution, the U.S. House of Representatives has the power to do what to government officials

A) Impeach them

B) Prosecute them

C) Remove them

D) Nominate them


10. The president is limited to two terms by which of the following?

A) The Twenty-second Amendment

B) Political precedent

C) The Second Amendment

D) Congressional law


11. What is the vice president's only constitutional role?

A) Presiding over the Senate

B) Leading the House of Representatives

C)Serving the president's chief advisor

D) Representing the United States abroad


12. What did the Pendleton Act establish?

A) The Secret Service

B) The presidential succession order

C) The civil service system

D) The spoils system


13. All government offices, agencies, and departments make up which of the following?

A) The Cabinet

B) The bureaucracy

C) The judicial branch

D) The third estate


14.NASA is an example of what type of agency?

A) Executive

B) Omnibus

C) Ad hoc

D) Administrative


15. The people who head the major departments in the executive branch are in which building or group?

A) The Pentagon

B) The vice president's Political Council

C) The president's Cabinet

D) The National Bipartisan Council


16. The practice of giving government jobs to friends and political supporters was known as which of the following?

A) Nepotism

B) Appointment on merit

C) The spoils system

D) Plagiarism


17. Marbury v. Madison was the first example of which of the following?

A) Impeachment

B) Judicial review

C) Military court-martial

D) Judicial endorsement of Congress


18. When they are appointed, how long do federal and Supreme Court justices serve?

A) For 10 years

B) For as long as the president who appointed them is in office

C) For life

D) For 5 years


19. What can a judge issue to legally make something happen or stop something from happening?

A) An injunction

B) An ultimatum

C) An obscure opinion

D) An emergency decree


20. What must the Supreme Court have to render a decision in a case?

A) A compromise

B) A landmark case

C) A three-fourths majority

D) A simple majority

Who brought Ghana to its peak? *

According to the author of Dawson's dawn man the hoax at pilgdiwn one of the main lessons the piltdiwn hoax can teach us is that

What was the objective of the British attack on Albany?

A) to gain control of the Hudson River

B) to draw the Continental Army forces north

C) to get even for the attack on the Hessians

D) to control the capital of New York

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"A direct democracy is where the
people vote for a leader to represent them in government." - Which of
the following CORRECTIONS would make the statement true?
Select one:
1
O
This statement is true as it is

This statement would be true if "direct democracy" was changed to
"representative democracy"
O

This statement would be true if "direct democracy" was changed to "constitutional
monarchy"

This statement would be true if "direct democracy" was changed to "autocracy"

Please help ASAP :)))))))

A national legislature could raise taxes, control commerce and what else?

PLEASE HELP MEE I'LL MARK BRAINLIEST​

What was an agreement made by the Allies at the Potsdam Conference?

what does the following quote mean? “By a decent livelihood is meant that amount of the necessities and comforts of life that is in keeping with the dignity of a human being. It has not precise relation to the conventional standard of living that might prevail within any social or industrial class, but describes rather that minimum of conditions which the average person of a given age or gender must enjoy in order to live as a human being should live….in a reasonable degree of comfort...he must have food, clothing, and shelter”

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Which is true of Andrew Jackson's life?
a. He was a common man of middle income by the time he became President.
b. He was very unpopular and had trouble getting votes.
c. He was born in a log cabin to a poor family.
d. His father financed his candidacy for President.​

According to Adam Smith, why do people choose the jobs and occupations that they do?

2. What effect did Jay's Treaty have on our relationship with France?

What did Buddha recommend as a way to discipline the mind and see the world
as it was?

What role did rivers play in the settlement of the West?

local elites still ruled on behalf of the mother
If a colony was run by
country.
divine rule
direct rule
indirect rule
Queens rule

which of these is not included in the first amendment?

A. freedom to vote

B. freedom of speech

C. freedom of religion

D. freedom to assemble

Please help me with these history questions, I will give you extra points and the brain thing. The image below 1/5

Considering the historians use of source material which interpretation is most valid?

Could the Lewis and Clark Expedition have succeeded without Native Americans? Yes or No and give specific reasons.

how did zheng he react when the king of sri lanka demanded gold

Select the correct answer.
Which of the following statements most accurately describes current population trends in Russia?

A recipe calls for 14 of a cup of flour. Carter does not have a quarter-cup measuring cup. He has a measuring cup that holds 18 cup. How can Carter use the 18 cup to measure the flour he needs for this recipe? A number line from zero to one, divided into eighths.

Hitler was the leader of the Nazi party and he named himself what of Germany

which of the following describes the eighth amendment?

A. protection against cruel and unusual punishment

B. protection against illegal search and seizure

C. freedom of religion

D. guarantees of due process law

Who better Kamala Harris or Mike Pence