which tribal group established a powerful kingdom in Assam​

Answer:

The Ahoms

Explanation:

The Ahoms were a tribal group who established a powerful kingdom in Assam. They ruled much of Assam from the 13th century until the establishment of British rule in 1838.

How might residents of Dallas benefit from knowing mosquito population trends?

Plz I need help on this Economics FRQ

In the first sentence of the second paragraph, the author includes the parenthetical statement about the "sensible writer" primarily to
A
acknowledge that she is not well acquainted with the writer's works
B
imply that her audience should recognize the source of the paraphrase even though she does not name the source
C
complain about the lack of availability of the writer's book during her travels
D
apologize in advance if she is not a reliable reporter of the source's words
E
admit that she may be misrepresenting the writer's original intentions

Refer to the passage.

"From the outbreak of the Mukden Incident till the end of the war the successive Japanese Governments refused to acknowledge that the hostilities in China constituted a war. They persistently called it an ‘Incident.’ With this as an excuse, the military authorities persistently asserted that the rules of war did not apply in the conduct of the hostilities.

This war was envisaged by Japan's military leaders as a punitive war, which was being fought to punish the people of China for their refusal to acknowledge the superiority and leadership of the Japanese race and to cooperate with Japan. These military leaders intended to make the war so brutal and savage in all its consequences as to break the will of the Chinese people to resist.

As the Southern movement advanced to cut off aid to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, the Chief-of-Staff of the Central China Expeditionary Force on 24 July 1939 sent an estimate of the situation to War Minister ITAGAKI. In that estimate of the situation, he said: ‘The Army Air Force should carry out attacks upon strategic points in the hinterland in order to terrorize the enemy forces and civilians, and so develop among them an anti-war, pacifist tendency. What we expect of offensive operations against the interior is the mental terror they will create among the enemy forces and civilians rather than the material damage inflicted direct upon enemy personnel and equipment. We will wait and see them falling into nervous prostration in an excess of terror and madly starting anti-Chiang and pacifist movements.’”

Judgment in the trial of Japan’s leadership for war crimes by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, 1946

How did events from 1890 to 1935 create the conditions for the atrocities described in the passage?

Japan’s assistance to the Entente in WWI made European governments reluctant to stop Japan’s expansion.
Economic problems during the Great Depression caused Japan to doubt the value of Western civilization.
Japanese successes on the world stage and rampant nationalism led to a belief in national superiority.
The Meiji period led to a rapid increase in the need for raw materials from China for the Japanese economy.

3. How does the federal government collect FICA money? *
Directly from your paycheck
A portion of sales taxes
Voluntary contribution from your federal income taxes
A portion of your property taxes

What is the approximate area of the triangle below?


73.1 sq. cm.
111.7 sq. cm.
141.4 sq. cm.
164.7 sq. cm.

How can smart growth reduce a cities dependence on automobiles?
A. It encourages people living in the suburbs to avoid a cities mass transit system.
B. It shortens the commute between the suburbs and a city central business district
C. It reduces the amount of driving required between suburban homes and grocery stores.
D. It provides people living in high density areas easy access to wilderness areas

SOMEONE PLS HELP ILL GIVE BRAINLIST
Immigration Population in the United States by Age and World Region of Birth: 2003
Age Total Foreign Born, Number Total Foreign Born, Percent European Immigrants, Number European Immigrants, Percent Asian Immigrants, Number Asian Immigrants, Percent Latin American Immigrants, Number Latin American Immigrants, Percent Immigrants from Other Areas, Number Immigrants from Other Areas, Percent
0 to 4 329,510 1.0 34,800 0.7 105,310 1.2 161,120 0.9 28,280 1.4
5 to 9 730,665 2.2 88,205 1.8 164,140 1.8 426,790 2.4 51,530 2.5
10 to 14 1,055,350 3.1 113,240 2.4 240,660 2.6 625,035 3.6 76,410 3.7
15 to 19 1,535,180 4.6 141,095 3.0 354,845 3.9 950,495 5.4 88,745 4.3
20 to 24 2,610,395 7.8 184,300 3.9 556,655 6.1 1,749,305 10.0 120,135 5.8
25 to 29 3,579,890 10.7 268,865 5.6 883,570 9.7 2,256,020 12.9 171,435 8.3
30 to 34 4,007,920 12.0 341,525 7.2 1,142,705 12.5 2,309,850 13.2 213,840 10.3
35 to 44 7,404,150 22.1 818,755 17.1 2,060,050 22.5 4,055,225 23.1 470,120 22.6
45 to 54 5,400,560 16.1 791,225 16.6 1,719,825 18.8 2,517,960 14.4 371,550 17.9
55 to 64 3,322,520 9.9 777,095 16.3 1,014,420 11.1 1,317,840 7.5 213,170 10.3
65 to 74 2,020,995 6.0 597,610 12.5 573,140 6.3 712,970 4.1 137,275 6.6
75 to 84 1,193,755 3.6 476,850 10.0 269,985 3.0 347,035 2.0 99,885 4.8
85 years+ 343,050 1.0 142,025 3.0 61,650 0.7 104,070 0.6 35,305 1.7
Total 33,533,945 100 4,775,585 100 9,146,960 100 17,533,710 100 2,077,690 100


The chart above shows data related to the immigrant population in the United States by age and world region of birth in 2003.

Explain Ravenstein's laws of migration.
Identify ONE way in which the data supports Ravenstein's laws.
Ravenstein used a term called friction of distance to explain a specific pattern related to migration. Define friction of distance.
Describe ONE example of the phenomenon of friction of distance.
Explain whether the data in the table supports or refutes the idea of friction of distance.
Based on the data in the table, identify the origin of the greatest number of immigrants arriving in the United States.
Choose ONE immigrant group from the data table and explain how that group has affected the United States.
JUST ANSWER THE BOTTOM (2-3 sentences)