which of the following literary works would have most likely been opposed by a southern plantation owner.
A. common sense
B. poor richards almanac
C. uncle toms cabin
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1. All of the following statements describe the 1920s EXCEPT
(10 Points)
It was an exciting time of new music and dance innovations (changes)
People were still very tired of war and wanted things to get to "normal."
The Harlem Renaissance was a period of cultural achievements for African-Americans
Automobiles, airplanes, radio, and silent movies greatly impacted daily life.

Does the president have the final decision on a bill?

Which of the following statements is true about life in the Sahel?

Which of the following statements about Greek society is true?
A.
The Greeks practiced a monotheistic religion.
B.
Female citizens had the same rights as men.
C.
Slavery was against the law in Greece.
D.
Each Greek city-state had a patron god.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

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What was the fear of the United States about both Korea and Vietnam at the end of World War 112
А
They feared the two countries would become communist.
B
They were afraid both countries would be taken over by the French
С
They were afraid the two countries would threaten the new government of China
D
They worried that they would no longer be able to trade with Korea and Vietnam.

PART B: Which TWO excerpts from the story best support the answer to Part A? A. "It was about a week after that that the old man, waking suddenly in the night, stretched out his hand and found himself alone. The room was in darkness, and the sound of subdued weeping came from the window." (Paragraph 98)
B. ""Get it,' she panted; 'get it quickly , and wish — Oh, my boy, my boy! / Her husband struck a match and lit the candle. 'Get back to bed,' he said unsteadily. You don't know what you are saying." (Paragraphs 113-114)
C. "Neither spoke, but both lay silently listening to the ticking of the clock. A stair creaked, and a squeaky mouse scurried noisily through the wall." (Paragraph 128)
D."His wife sat up in bed listening. A loud knock resounded through the house. I 'It's Herbert!' she screamed. It's Herbert!'" (Paragraphs 133-134)
E. "But her husband was on his hands and knees groping wildly on the floor in search of the paw. If he could only find it before the thing outside got in." (Paragraph 142)
F. “A cold wind rushed up the staircase, and a long loud wail of disappointment and misery from his wife gave him courage to run down to her side, and then to the gate beyond. The street lamp flickering opposite shone on a quiet and deserted road." (Paragraph 143) ​

Is it a good idea to release
juveniles to their caregivers or
refer them to counseling?
Explain your answer.
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which battle was an early victory for the British?​

what is sugauli treaty and when was its singned? very short answer question​

Over the next century, up to one ________ species may be at risk for extinction.

Reasons Wilson’s Peace Plan Failed

how did new france contribute to the culture of canada?

Please help need at least 200 word essay about the effects before the civil war. PLS

Upper Egypt is located in the northern part of the Nile river where it empties into the sea true or false

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The first successful override of a presidential veto came with the _____.


Compromise of 1877

Tenure of Office Act of 1867

Civil Rights Act of 1866

First Reconstruction Act of 1867

The city mayor’s corrupt policies soon attracted the attention of the local citizens.

Hod did Frederick Douglass change his country's government

Consider the following example. Maxine comes from a working-class background. Her father worked in construction his whole life and her mother was a stay-at-home mom who dropped out of high school but later got her GED. Maxine becomes interested in computer programming at a young age and spends many hours in the school library teaching herself. Maxine attends the state university on a scholarship. While there, she develops a valuable algorithm for identifying neurological diseases that makes her a multi-millionaire. She drops out of college to continue her work. Which term related to social class best describes this scenario

What is the main idea of Katz v. United States? Why is that important to the DLK case?

In Capitalism... * Individuals try to lose as much money as possible Individuals create their own businesses to try to make money Governments declare bankruptcy Supply and Demand do not exist

Why is the Stock Market Crash of 1929 referred to as Black Tuesday?

{pick more than one}Burkina Faso:


|_| -gained its independence in 1958

|_| -is a landlocked nation

|_| -was a British colony

|_| -has few natural resources

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which part in a mosque might be blocked​

3. Describe the life of the nomadic tribes of the
Sobora Desert​

What is a remote inland region called

1.What important position was Andrew Young appointed to during the Carter administration?
A.Attorney General

B.Ambassador to the United Nations

C.Foreign secretary of war

D.Secretary of State

2.Which statement best describes the importance immigrant communities have on Georgia's economic growth?

A.Immigrants communities are important economically because they bring religious diversity to communities.

B.Immigrant communities are important economically because they encourage the growth of multilingual programs at schools.

C.Immigrant communities are important economically because they assist in many jobs and businesses strengthening the workforce.

D.Immigrant communities are important economically because they increase the awareness of racial discrimiination.

3.Which statement best describes the impact immigrant populations have on Georgia’s communities?



A.Georgia’s communities are minimally impacted by immigrant populations.

B.Georgia’s communities have seen an increase in the number of restaurants, churches, and various businesses owned and operated by immigrants.

C.Georgia’s communities have seen a decrease in the ethnic diversity of many of its major cities.

D.Georgia’s communities have seen an influx of immigrants from only Latin American countries.

5.What was the significance of Maynard Jackson serving as mayor of Atlanta?

A.He was the first foreign-born mayor of Atlanta

B.He was the first non-college educated mayor of Atlanta

C.He was the first Republican mayor since Reconstruction

D.He was the first black mayor of a major Southern city

6.Which of the following provide the main source of growth to our economy by risking their own time and money to build new products and businesses?

A.Business Manager

B.Capitalist

C.Entrepreneur

D.Property Owner

What position did Andrew Young occupy as the first African-American since Reconstruction?

A.Serve as a Congressmen from Georgia

B.Serve as mayor of a major Southern city

C.Be elected as governor of a Southern state

D.Be elected to the school board of Atlanta Public Schools

11.How did Maynard Jackson and Andrew Young help Atlanta develop SOCIALLY?

A.They both pushed for integration of the public schools.

B.They both held weekly “meet the mayor” gatherings at City Hall.

C.They both helped minority-owned businesses get contracts.

D.They both insisted on strong policing to reduce the crime rate.

Why was the expansion of the Port of Savannah economically important to Georgia?

A.It helped Georgia's fishing industry grow and prosper.

B.It helped bring more international tourists to Savannah.

C.It helped Savannah become a center of film production.

D.It helped Georgia increase its role in international trade.

What Did Britain Contribute To The Battle Of Tippecanoe?