Which person would be most likely to vote “yes” to raise local taxes to pay for construction of a free animal clinic?

A. Shyann, because she would benefit from free services for her animals.
B. Ben, because he wants business competition from a free clinic.
C. Merry, because she lives too far away to have an allergic reaction to the animals.
D. Abe, because he will need to move to an apartment that accepts pets.

Answer:

i would say A but i could be wrong.

Explanation:

so sorry if im wrong.

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One goal the French and Spanish colonists had in common in the New World was

Select one:
a. developing the fur trade
b. establishing stable governments
c. converting the Native Americans
d. searching for gold and other precious metals

How does banking affect the money supply? in your own words

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What is a death rate?

1 the number of deaths each year per 1,000 people
2 the average number of people who die each year
3 the average number of people who die each month
4 the number of deaths each year per 100 people

The Ancient Chinese were famous for their inventions and technology. Many of their inventions had lasting impact on the entire world. Other inventions led to great feats of engineering like the Grand Canal and the Great Wall of China.
Firing a rocket using gunpowder The Diamond Sutra is the world's oldest Printed Book
Here are some of the notable inventions and discoveries made by the engineers and scientists of Ancient China:
Silk - Silk was a soft and light material much desired by the wealthy throughout the world. It became such a valuable export that the trade route running from Europe to China became known as the Silk Road. The Chinese learned how to make silk from the cocoons of silkworms. They managed to keep the process for making silk a secret for hundreds of years.
Paper - Paper was invented by the Chinese as well as many interesting uses for paper like paper money and playing cards. The first paper was invented in the 2nd century BC and the manufacture later perfected around 105 AD. (Modern paper, not papyrus paper).
Printing - Wood block printing was invented in AD 868 and then moveable type around 200 years later. This was actually hundreds of years before the invention of the printing press by Gutenberg in Europe.
The Compass - The Chinese invented the magnetic compass to help determine the correct direction. They used this in city planning at first, but it became very important to map makers and for the navigation of ships.
Gunpowder - Gunpowder was invented in the 9th century by chemists trying to find the Elixir of Immortality. Not long after, engineers figured out how to use gunpowder for military uses such as bombs, guns, mines, and even rockets. They also invented fireworks and made great beautiful displays of fireworks for celebrations.
Boat Rudder - The rudder was invented as a way to steer large ships. This enabled the Chinese to build huge ships as early as 200 AD, well before they were ever built in Europe.
Other - Other inventions include the umbrella, porcelain, the wheelbarrow, iron casting, hot air balloons, seismographs to measure earthquakes, kites, matches, stirrups for riding horses, and acupuncture.
Fun Facts
 Gunpowder, paper, printing, and the compass are sometimes called the Four Great Inventions of Ancient
China.
 Kites were first used as a way for the army to signal warnings.
 Umbrellas were invented for protection from the sun as well as the rain.
 Chinese doctors knew about certain herbs to help sick people. They also knew that eating good foods was
important to being healthy.
 Compasses were often used to make sure that homes were built facing the correct direction so they would
be in harmony with nature.
 The Grand Canal in China is the longest manmade canal or river in the world. It is over 1,100 miles long
and stretches from Beijing to Hangzhou.
 They invented the abacus in the 2nd century BC. This was a calculator that used sliding beads to help
compute math problems quickly.
 A clear coating called lacquer was made to protect and enhance certain works of art and furniture.
 Paper money was first developed and used in China during the Tang dynasty (7th century)
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Questions:
4)What did ancient Chinese chemists discover when trying to find the Elixir of Immortality?
A. Silk
B. A cure for the Black Plague D. Gunpowder
C. How a compass works
D. Gunpowder

5) What important ingredient was used by the Ancient Chinese to make silk?
A. The cocoons of silkworms
B. The webs of silk spiders
C. The leaves from the silk tree
D. A special silk mineral found in mines throughout China

6) What was the main use of the compass when it was first invented?
A. As a child`s game for the young emperor
B. To keep the army straight during battles
C. For city planning
D. To help when lost in the woods

Only 2 questions plz answer it correctly

The Ancient Chinese were famous for their inventions and technology. Many of their inventions had lasting impact on the entire world. Other inventions led to great feats of engineering like the Grand Canal and the Great Wall of China.
Firing a rocket using gunpowder The Diamond Sutra is the world's oldest Printed Book
Here are some of the notable inventions and discoveries made by the engineers and scientists of Ancient China:
Silk - Silk was a soft and light material much desired by the wealthy throughout the world. It became such a valuable export that the trade route running from Europe to China became known as the Silk Road. The Chinese learned how to make silk from the cocoons of silkworms. They managed to keep the process for making silk a secret for hundreds of years.
Paper - Paper was invented by the Chinese as well as many interesting uses for paper like paper money and playing cards. The first paper was invented in the 2nd century BC and the manufacture later perfected around 105 AD. (Modern paper, not papyrus paper).
Printing - Wood block printing was invented in AD 868 and then moveable type around 200 years later. This was actually hundreds of years before the invention of the printing press by Gutenberg in Europe.
The Compass - The Chinese invented the magnetic compass to help determine the correct direction. They used this in city planning at first, but it became very important to map makers and for the navigation of ships.
Gunpowder - Gunpowder was invented in the 9th century by chemists trying to find the Elixir of Immortality. Not long after, engineers figured out how to use gunpowder for military uses such as bombs, guns, mines, and even rockets. They also invented fireworks and made great beautiful displays of fireworks for celebrations.
Boat Rudder - The rudder was invented as a way to steer large ships. This enabled the Chinese to build huge ships as early as 200 AD, well before they were ever built in Europe.
Other - Other inventions include the umbrella, porcelain, the wheelbarrow, iron casting, hot air balloons, seismographs to measure earthquakes, kites, matches, stirrups for riding horses, and acupuncture.
Fun Facts
 Gunpowder, paper, printing, and the compass are sometimes called the Four Great Inventions of Ancient
China.
 Kites were first used as a way for the army to signal warnings.
 Umbrellas were invented for protection from the sun as well as the rain.
 Chinese doctors knew about certain herbs to help sick people. They also knew that eating good foods was
important to being healthy.
 Compasses were often used to make sure that homes were built facing the correct direction so they would
be in harmony with nature.
 The Grand Canal in China is the longest manmade canal or river in the world. It is over 1,100 miles long
and stretches from Beijing to Hangzhou.
 They invented the abacus in the 2nd century BC. This was a calculator that used sliding beads to help
compute math problems quickly.
 A clear coating called lacquer was made to protect and enhance certain works of art and furniture.
 Paper money was first developed and used in China during the Tang dynasty (7th century)
4) What did ancient Chinese chemists discover when trying to find the Elixir of Immortality?
A. Silk
B. A cure for the Black Plague D. Gunpowder
C. How a compass works
D. Gunpowder

10) How were kites first used by the Ancient Chinese?
A.As a toy for young children
B.A way to celebrate at festivals
C.A way to move things to the top of the Great Wall
D.As signal warnings for the army

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Which statement is true?

1.Time zone borders on land may curve to keep regions together.

2.There are 12 time zones around Earth.

3.Each country or nation has only one time zone.

4.Time zones are exactly 15° apart around Earth.

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Which event is considered to be the largest involuntary migration of people in world history?

A. transatlantic slave trade
B. British prisoners sent to Australia
C. Vietnam War
D. Irish migration

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What did the city of Terminus have to offer during this time period?

Write an inauguration speech about 10 sentences long.

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What event happens when blocks of crust slide sideways against each other?

1.ocean crust plunges beneath the land

2.magma makes new crust under the ocean

3.earthquakes occur

4.volcanoes erupt

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What is population distribution?

1 the way population is spread out over an area
2 the average number of people living in an area
3 the science that explains how populations change
4 the population of an area divided by its size

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As part of the water cycle, what happens when heated water vapor condenses?

A It drops as rain.
B It forms clouds.
C It evaporates.
D It forms air cells.

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What is a tundra?

1. a very dry climate with hot summers and mild winters
2. a cold climate near the Arctic Circle with low-lying vegetation
3. a tropical wet climate that supports grasslands and scattered trees
4. a marine climate that is found in the middle latitudes near the coastline

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Which statement is true about coniferous forests?

A.They grow park-like grasslands with scattered trees.
B.They grow trees that produce cones which carry seeds.
C.They grow trees that lose their leaves in the fall.
D.They grow thousands of plants due to year-long rainfall.