Which of these would be the BIGGEST threat to combatting the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa?
A) a disruption in the exporting of oil
B) political instability within a country
C) a trade embargo with the Middle East
D) boycotting the next Summer Olympic games

Answer:

I think D or B

Explanation:

Political instability within a country would be the biggest threat to combatting the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa. The correct option is b.

Many people keep their illnesses hidden from their sexual partners. As a result, they inadvertently infect others. Sexual Behavior: The polygamy and promiscuity practiced in various African regions promote the spread of HIV/AIDS. Prostitution: Because of poverty, prostitution is common in Africa.

Higher mortality and morbidity have an impact on public services by increasing attrition and absenteeism among government employees affected by HIV/AIDS, as well as lower productivity as their health deteriorates.

Thus, the ideal selection is option b.

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Explain the Trustees limits on land ownership in the Trustee Colony and why this law was created and would you change this rule and why??

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Imagine that you are looking at two stars in the night sky. The second star appears brighter than the first star. Name at least two reasons from the passage that the second star might appear brighter. - Answer pls due today -

In one or two paragraphs, explain why the Phoenician alphabet spread to other cultures. Why do you think this writing system became widespread?

Which of these climates would you LEAST likely find in the Middle East/Southwest Asia?
A) Desert
B) Mediterranean
C) Rainforest
D) Semiarid

Which would probably generate more light: a star that burns hydrogen quickly or a star that burns hydrogen slowly?

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1. How does our unit essential question (How did issues of power, wealth, and morality influence exploration and colonization in North America?) connect to desires for God, Gold, and Glory?

2. How could exploration of a new land bring power to a person? To a nation?
3. Why might nations feel compelled to spread their religious traditions outside of their own borders?
4. Is the desire for gold/wealth a personal desire or a patriotic desire? Can it be both?

5. How does the desire for power and wealth connect to or conflict with the desire for morality?

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How did the system of Triangular Trade support England's economic goals?

Captains discovered new land to grow more raw materials.
England kidnapped slaves to work as tailors in the colonies.
England mapped out new trade routes with different countries.
Raw materials sent to England were made into goods and traded for slaves.

Give one example of a cutoff lake, a raft lake, and a marsh lake.

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Which complaint was set forth in the Declaration of Independence?
Group of answer choices

The King ignored the wishes of the British House of Commons.

The King repeatedly dissolved colonial legislatures.

The King allied with France against the colonists.

The King never personally visited the colonies.

Did humans actually come from monkeys?

What had caused the Civil War of 1864?

Where were slaves commonly forced to work in cities and towns in the Middle colonies?

With fishermen
In the master's house
In stores
On plantations

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1. How would you describe the word complex in your own words?

2. What makes a culture or society complex?

3. What would a complex society be like?

4.How would a simple society be different?

5. What are some characteristics that a society might have to be considered complex?

6. How does the society maintain order and provide for their needs and wants?

Select all that apply.

If you were traveling along the Silk Road you might have:

heard strange new musical instruments
heard philosophical discussions about Buddhism
encountered a kangaroo
carried silk cloth to India
ridden a camel

"Article V. In determining questions in the United States in Congress
assembled, each State shall have one vote"
Read the above quote form the Articles of Confederation.
Which group would most likely be unhappy with Article 5 of the Articles of
Confederation? 7.2.3
a) Small states
b) Large states
c) British colonists
d) Native American Indians

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Should slavery be decided by popular sovereignty or should the terrritories remain free as required by the Missouri compromise? Why?

Scarcity is important to economics because it:
A. increases government control over an economy.

B. leads to lower prices for goods and services in a country

C. forces consumers to make choices about what to buy D. ensures that a country will experience economic growth.

D. ensures that a country will experience economic growth.

Why do you need a telescope to see Proxima Centauri?

What is one difference between slavery in the New England colonies and the Southern colonies?

New England colonies forced slaves to work without pay.
New England colonies received slaves as a result of Triangular Trade.
Southern colonies had economic success as a result of forced slave labor.
Southern colonies maintained slavery for a longer period of time.

The sun is closer to Earth than any other star. What evidence from the passage supports this statement?

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What economic reason did Las Casas give for the Spanish destruction of more than forty million people?

Which describes the climate of most of Germany?
Very cold winters with hot and dry summers
Cool summers with land deep in snow most of the winter
Cool winters and mild summers with good precipitation for crops
Hot summers and cold winters with little precipitation except for winter snow.

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1. How does our unit essential question (How did issues of power, wealth, and morality influence exploration and colonization in North America?) connect to desires for God, Gold, and Glory?

2. How could exploration of a new land bring power to a person? To a nation?
3. Why might nations feel compelled to spread their religious traditions outside of their own borders?
4. Is the desire for gold/wealth a personal desire or a patriotic desire? Can it be both?

5. How does the desire for power and wealth connect to or conflict with the desire for morality?

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How is power divided amongst the 3 branches of government and how does the system of “checks and balances” ensure that each branch does not exceed their power?

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Here follow the precise words of the Admiral: “As I saw that they were very friendly to us, and perceived that they could be much more easily converted to our holy faith by gentle means than by force, I presented them with some red caps, and strings of beads to wear upon the neck, and many other tries of small value, wherewith they were much delighted, and became wonderfully attached to us.”


QUESTIONS:

1. Based on the excerpt from Columbus’ diary, what was Columbus’ motivation for exploration?


2. What evidence from the text shows this motivation? (List words or phrases from the text.)

Imagine that you are looking at two stars in the night sky. The second star appears brighter than the first star. Name at least two reasons from the passage that the second star might appear brighter. -please read this to help u ---> After the sun sets, take a look at the night sky. On a clear night, you’ll be able to see stars scattered across the black expanse that we call our universe. If you’re lucky, you might be able to spot some stars that look bigger than others—they shine brighter and attract our attention more than their smaller neighbors do. You might wonder: why are some stars brighter than others?

After much observation, scientists discovered the way stars appear to us depends on more than their actual size—it’s also about how far they are from us. Therefore, the farther a star is from Earth, the smaller it will appear to us. The closer it is, the bigger it will look.

Try to think of the biggest star you’ve seen in the sky. An easy one, right? The sun! That’s because the sun is closest to us compared to all other stars, located at just a short 150 million kilometers from Earth.

The next one? That’s a tougher question. Many people answer Alpha Centauri, but some don’t know that it’s actually a cluster of three stars—Alpha Centauri A, Alpha Centauri B, and Proxima Centauri. Proxima Centauri is 4.24 light-years away and closest to our sun. A light-year is the distance that light travels in one year. We use this measurement because light is the only thing in the universe that maintains a constant speed. However, even though Proxima Centauri is the closest star to the earth after the sun, you can only see it with a very powerful telescope. That doesn’t make sense—didn’t we just say that closer stars appear larger and more visible?

Well, Proxima Centauri is what we call a red dwarf. Red dwarf stars are very small, typically having less than half the mass of the sun. That means they generate less energy than the sun. Most stars burn hydrogen for fuel. Similar to the way a car uses gas for power, a star uses hydrogen for energy. Red dwarfs burn hydrogen very slowly, which means they generate little light compared to stars like the sun.

Proxima Centauri is the closest star after the sun, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s what we consider close in our minds. To completely understand how far away this star is, let’s think about traveling 4.24 light-years away. NASA has built one of the fastest spacecrafts in existence, called New Horizons, which travels at about 60,000 kilometers per hour. Even at this speed, it would take the spacecraft 78,000 years to reach Proxima Centauri from Earth.

Sadly, the first few closest stars are not visible to the naked eye at night, which means we can’t see them while we’re stargazing from our homes or backyards. The closest star we can see at night is called Sirius, or the Dog Star. While Proxima Centauri is only 4.24 light-years away, Sirius is 8.6 light-years away. However, since Sirius is so large (almost twice the size of the sun), we can see it in the night sky.

So go outside and see what you can find up there!