Who was John Brown? Be descriptive in your answer.

Answer:

An american abolitionist leader

Explanation:

John Brown was an  american abolitionist leader. Brown had felt that with only the help of violence it would be the end of slavery. He had already tried many other non - violent things such as speeches, petitions, sermons, and etc.

5 Susie wants to deposit $6,000 into a savings account and plans to leave her money in the account for 10 years. The bank offers two types of savings accounts.
● Account 1: offers 4.5% simple interest
● Account 2: offers 4% interest compounded annually
Which statement about the savings accounts is true?
A Susie should invest her money in Account 1 because the account will earn $300.00 more in interest than Account 2 after 10 years.
B Susie should invest her money in Account 1 because the account will earn $436.35 more in interest than Account 2 after 10 years.
C Susie should invest her money in Account 2 because the account will earn $617.82 more in interest than Account 1 after 10 years.
D Susie should invest her money in Account 2 because the account will earn $181.47 more in interest than Account 1 after 10 years.

Read the original and improved research questions.

Original: What is the relationship between natural resources and the Industrial Revolution?

Improved: How did coal contribute to the Industrial Revolution in Pittsburgh in the 1880s?

Which of the basic question words helped improve this research question? SELECT FOUR OPTIONS!

how
what
when
where
why

I WILL GIVE BRAINLEST IF U CORRECT Which statement is NOT true about the Silk Road?
Part of the Great Wall of China helped protect tradesmen on the Silk Road.
All tradesmen on the Silk Road made the entire 4000 mile journey each way.
Tradesmen traveled in caravans with guards for protection from bandits.
The Silk Road connected major civilizations during ancient times.

The best reward of an archaeologist is money earned from digs.


True False

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Public archaeologists sometimes excavate sites that reveal the lives of ordinary people. How might learning about the lives of ordinary people affect our understanding of Canadian history?

True or False: Explain why you chose your answer in a complete sentence.

Energy in an ecosystem moves from the consumers to the producers.

Plssss Help!!!
Read the following excerpt
What is the significance of Julius Caesar statement as he prepares to lead his army across the Rubicon river?
A. His vision of crossing the Rubicon river meant that the army should return to Rome
B. His decision to disobey the Senate and start a Civil War could not be reversed
C. His intention to capture all of Italy might cost him to feel the wrath of the gods
D. His leader ship was questioned by the Senate but supported by the people of Rome

From 2010 to 2015, private sector growth in Nigeria was hindered (create difficulties for (someone or something), resulting in delay or obstruction) by which of the following?

A.
government corruption

B.
International Monetary Fund loans

C.
structural adjustment policies

D.
low fiscal expenditures

plz hury What is one thing you would not do when finding the question in a word problem?
A. Look for a problem similar to the word problem you are trying to solve.
B. The question may not be directly stated.
C. So you can understand what the facts are in the word problem.
D. To define your strategy or game plan to solve the word problem.

Please dont answer if you dont know

PLS HURRY How does this artwork show Greek ideals about art?
It shows how the Greeks loved sports more than art.
It shows how the Greeks sculpted with many details.
It shows how the Greeks made more statues of men than women.
It shows how the Greeks worked with materials that did not last a long time.

DOES THIS LOOK GODD??

The people of Zinc


Written by: Ava.N

Characters by: Ava. N



One of the most desolate days of Zinc’s was in 2000 on Friday, Jan 1. It was a new year’s day, everybody was having fun, running around playing, and singing. The Zinc always invited people that came into their village. The people of Zink were the nicest and smartest of the village. They didn't even know what was going to happen next when they invited Zandar. Zandar the ruler of kings. He wore a black robe, and went straight to the church on Friday, Jan 1. I was there. I knew what he looked liked and I didnt like him at first.


Napkin followed him to the church, trying to stay behind him but not too close but not too far. He took off his robe, then some weird muscler cats came out of nowhere.


“Man those are some big cat’s, I wonder if they're just here to worship their gods or something.” Napkin whispered.


“Is the ship here yet?” Zandar mumbled


“Yes my king.” The minion bowed his head in approval, to the king.


A starved cat wobbled up the stairs with bloat pink eyes.


“My king may you spare us some food.” The starving swollen cat whimpered.


“My people are bringing some food right now and it's filled with crates of bread and fish. Tell all your friends to come over and get some bread and fish. The more friends you bring the more bread and fish you get.” Zandar said in a happy tone.


“Yes my lord! I shall hurry off and get all my family and friends.” The starving cat, not looking starving anymore, ran off behind an open alley.


“I can see the crates from here, you may go get more cat’s.” Zandar hesitated. “For our feast.”


A few minutes later, a large number of boxes, and crates were everywhere around the church. It never smelled like fish or bread anywhere, it was mostly smelled like powder. Napkin snuck behind the church getting to one of the boxes. The smells stinged his nose, making him almost sneeze. He tried all his strength to open one of the boxes.


“AHH!” Napkin screamed.


“What was that!” Zandar whispered, biting his lip hard. Almost making it bleed.


“Probably just some kids chasing each other.” One of the minions said.


Napkin ran in front of the church, almost rolling over on his back.


“HE HAS GUNS!” Napkin screamed.


It felt like the whole village turned quiet for one second. Zandar let his claws out, gripping them to the church, almost breaking the stone cobbla. His eyes were furious.


Africa ran to bite his brother on the neck grabbing his scruff.

“Sorry for my little brother, he just had too much milk today!” Africa apologized

“I'm telling the truth! Please listen to me! You'll all die!” Napkin was trying to struggle to get out of his brother’s grip.

Zandar smiled evilly at Napkin, being pulled away by his brother. Napkin could not hear what Zandar was saying to his Minions but...


“Happy New year!” Zandar laughed.


The pulling of Napkin’s brother stopped. Napkin ran as fast as he could, seeing bodys drop left and right of him. Hearing bullet guns drop. He stopped running pushing the dirt and gravel in the air, running back to his brother.

“No!” Napkin yelled. Pushing his head against the dead body of his brother. He felt pain in his head and in his stomach. Zandar punched on Napkin. He rolled over hitting the gravel upside down making his nose bleed. Zander's hand unleashed his long claws in the air. Swinging down, if flet slow in Napkin’s brain. He rolled over and ran as fast as he could. Getting from under Zandar.


“Everyone I know is dead, everyone I talked to is dead, EVERYONE..” Napkin thought in his head tears rolling down from his eyes running away from the church. “Anywhere away from him, ANYWHERE!”


Chapter 1: The Invitation

Napkin sprinted from the bushes chasing the rabbit. Sweat came down from his fur trying not to lose the rabbit.

“Mouse brain!” Napkin yelled.

A hawk had grabbed the rabbit with their sharp talons, flying off into the distance. “Dang it.” Napkin kicked dirt across the grass. “That's the third one today! I'm going to start to get dizzy at some point in the day.” Napkin walked to the right bank of a river, drinking some water. “Got to stay hydrated I guess?” Napkin felt a pain in his left shoulder, he fell back on his stomach, looking near the left of his eye seeing blood flow down his left shoulder. He stood shaking in pain as he looked up, seeing a black figure approaching him out of the blushes, walking towards him in the river. He couldn't keep his eyes open any longer, his eyelids got heavier and heavier.

What is depicted on the cover of this French Magazine from the first decade of the twentieth century?
A)
Leo Frank verdict riot
B)
Plessy v. Ferguson verdict riot
Dred Scott verdict riot
D)
1906 Atlanta Race Riot

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Which of these was NOT a hazard of trade throughout the Roman Empire?

A.
bad weather

B.
bandits

C.
damaged roads

D.
animals would get hurt and die

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SUBJECT: ANCIENT JAPAN
Why did the Portuguese traders come to japan and show them GUNS?

Do you agree with some of the states in America opening up their state to full capacity right now without precautions for the coronavirus? Explain why you agree or disagree.

Is this correct? please be honest and not just agree because I chose it.

In a music memory contest, Nathan identified 18 music pieces in 20 minutes. If he worked at the same pace, how many music pieces could he identify in a 30-minute contest

What is one important idea of Confucianism in medieval Japan?

Men and women should have equal rights.
People should respect their elders.
Rulers do not necessarily need to follow the rules.
Education should be mandatory for all children.

What idea from the Magna Carta is reflected in this excerpt from the Declaration of Independence?

A. People have rights and liberties.
B. Only governments can grant people rights.
C. Governments cannot take people’s property.
D. Kings must secure the right to govern.

Three leaders who spoke of the needs of the people in their areas were ?
( Choose all that apply)

a Daniel Webster
b John Q. Adams
c John C. Calhoun
d Henry Clay

Why did trading networks like the Silk Road develop?

A. Certain resources were not available in all areas.

B. The trails were used for communication between groups.

C. People wanted to take land and to keep control of that land.

D. Travelers enjoyed exploring nearby lands after trading for spices.

How did a common language across the Muslim Empires help increase interconnectedness in Afroeurasia?
Directions: Using the Common Language Resource and Activity, answer the question above. Make sure to include at least two pieces of evidence with explanations of how they support your claim.
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why is the past important

Select the correct locations on the map.
By 500 BC, many city-states of Greece had colonized areas in the Mediterranean region. On the map, select the territories that Greek city-states colonized along the Mediterranean Sea.

Did god Create hell on the 7th day or did he rest on the 7th day?

Can u help be with this bowling score thing?

In his, Fredrick Douglass, speech what does the word “hypocrisy” mean when he says “Your shouts of liberty and equality mock us, your sermons and thanksgivings, with all your religious parade, are mere fraud, deception and hypocrisy”?

Statement A: “Congress shall not make or declare war, or authorize acts of hostility against any foreign nation, without the concurrence of two-thirds of both Houses. . . .”

Statement B: “Observe good faith and justice toward all nations. . . . It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliances.”

Statement C: “Give me liberty or give me death!”

Statement D: “For a people who are free, and who mean to remain so, a well organized and armed militia is their best security.”

Which statement describes President Washington’s foreign policy?

A: Statement A

B: Statement B

C: Statement C

D: Statement D