Answer:
Wiesel could not sleep after their arrival to Auschwitz camp because he was not able to forget the faces of those dead children flamed and burned to ashes.
Explanation:
'Night' is a memoir of Elie Wiesel in which he share his memory from the Concentration camp. In Section 3 of the book, he shares his memory from Auschwitz concentration camp. On the first day of their arrival in the camp, while standing in the line, Ellie saw lorry coming and loaded with heaps of bodies of dead children which were being flamed into fire.
That night Ellie couldn't sleep because the faces of those children kept coming to his mind. And that was the day when Ellie lost his faith on God.
3. How do you think the geographic terrain of Japan affected the location of its early cities?
Answer:
Explanation:
japans geography has impacted its development in sevral ways. one way is the mountains. if someone were to attack japan they wouldnt be able too see who it was and by the time they found out who it as it would be too late. another way is japan is surrounded by water. this improves oversea trade routes. it is also in danger of tsunamis. about ne or two years ago japan had a very big tsunami. it destroyed many towns and citys. the last way is if planes and boats didnt exsist japan
Why was Georgia referred to as a "debtor colony"?
A.
It was founded as a prison colony for people who were too deeply in debt to ever pay their bills.
B.
It was so successful that its founder was able to pay off a debt he owed the king.
C.
It was founded as a place where people who were poor or in debt could make a fresh start in life.
D.
It was so poorly run that its founder was soon hopelessly in debt to the king.
Answer:
its actually c
Explanation:
8. Explain what problems might arise from having a weak central government (go back and look at Congress’ “sole and exclusive powers”).
Answer:
Rebellion, internal conflict, weak economy.
Explanation:
The people in the country would not trust their leaders, which can lead to rebellious groups that cause trouble within.
Why were banks not always a safe place to deposit your money in the 1920's?
Why is it now a safe place to deposit your money?
Answer:
Because people would just go in the bank open a drawer or something, grab the money and go. Safes need a specific password to be opened.
Explanation:
Why was Homer Plessy selected to be the "test case" for this legal challenge?
Answer:
Because he could pass for a white man.
which movement did Emerson lead?
Answer:
Transcendentalism
Explanation:
Transcendentalism is an American literary, philosophical, religious, and political movement of the early nineteenth century, centered around Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Why did some military leaders believe the war would be over quickly? |
what was the focus of John F. Kennedy’s 1961 inaugural address? Why did he do this?
Answer:
The main themes were freedom, peace, God's role in our lives, and service to others or personal accountability. Given during the Cold War, JFK's speech stressed how important strong foreign policy was while simultaneously highlighting peace and global alliance.
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Which of the following was NOT a goal of Enlightenment thinkers?
A) applying reason and scientific method to laws that shape society
B) pursuing happiness and liberty for a greater number of people, including women
C) ensuring that kings maintained power throughout Europe
D) accentuating the impact of the individual
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The church hated science because it questioned the churches beliefs, hence this is why the famous scientist Galileo was sentenced to house arrest for life
Which three explorers traveled through Florida?
Answer:
Ponce de Leon, Panfilo de Narvaez, and Hernando de Soto
Explanation:
2. Why did protesters march from Selma to Montgomery? *
A. to meet Martin Luther King Jr.
B. to vote in an election
C. to demand the right to vote
D. to demand the right to ride buses
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
The protestors wanted the right to vote which in the end helped more African Americans gain the right to vote.
The second agricultural revolution developed at the same time as a large streams of migrants moved from MDCs to LDCs. b vast shortages in laborers existed because of infectious diseases c humans were forming communes and practicing open-field farming d improved genetic modification of food allowed for increased harvests in LDCs. e growing urban markets were demanding increased food production.
Answer:
d improved genetic modification of food allowed for increased harvests in LDCs.
Explanation:
During the second agricultural revolution which lasted between the 17th and early 18th century, the industrial revolution was also occurring during this period.
This led to an improvement in the level of agricultural production which includes new crop rotation methods, selective breeding of domestic animals, and generally genetic modification of food in less developed areas or countries.
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is option D "improved genetic modification of food allowed for increased harvests in LDCs."
Which of these events is the best example of salutary neglect?
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Joke time
I was digging in our garden when I found a chest full of gold coins. I was about to run straight home to tell my wife about it, but then I remembered why I was digging in our garden.
Answer:
lol
Explanation:
Which Constitutional Amendment was introduced to broadly combat Black Codes?
Answer: Citizenship Clause
Explanation:
How do many Chinese families thank their ancestors for their wisdom and guidance and pray for good fortune in the year ahead?
choose the correct answers
Making offerings of food and other items to the ancestors
Donating to charities
Celebrating with displays of lights and fireworks
Answer:
I think the last one
Explanation:
What are trenches and how were they used?
Why could you see the Great Wall of China from space?
A. Because it is brown, blue and white.
B. Because it is a stone fortification.
C. Because it is 1,500 miles long.
D. Because it was built entirely by hand labor.
Answer:
I want to say your answer is going to be C. Because it it 1,500 miles long.
Sorry if I wasn't able to help!
Explanation:
In which case did the Supreme court interpret that the “zone of privacy” created by the Constitution gave individual women the right to decide whether or not to continue a pregnancy?
A. Plessy v. Ferguson
B. Brown v. The Board of Education
C. Miranda v. Arizona
D. Roe v. Wade
Answer:
C, Miranda. Hope that helped O>O
Explanation:
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What is the economic cause of the Haitian Revolution?
Explanation:
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An economic power force dragged a socially unbalanced amount of slaves to the island of Saint Domingue, ultimately fueling the fire for the Haitian Revolution. The large amount of slaves brought by a growing agricultural economy and a long slavery period due to this prosperity allowed this social disambiguation
18. The US Federal budget is:
a. Set in stone
c. Identical to other nations
b. Unchangeable
d. Not set in stone
What do you think the church and political leaders did to compete for power and authority?
Answer:The church further demonstrated their power by making their own laws and setting up courts to uphold them. They also had economic power by collecting taxes and controlling the largest amount of land in Europe. ... Also when Pope Gregory excommunicated King Henry IV it should that the church power rivaled kings and queens
Explanation:
Which cause has to do with agreements between nations to provide aid and protection? In WW1
Answer:
B. Alliances
Explanation:
Alliances between major countries made sure they both defended each other's land and provide aid whether its ammunition or medical supplies. The two major alliances during WW1 was the Allies and Central Powers.
Triple Entente:
-British Empire
-France
-Russian Empire
Other Allies with the Triple Entente:
-Kingdom of Italy (Used to be allies with Germany in the Triple Alliance)
United States (Joined in 1917)
-Kingdom of Serbia
Central Powers:
German Empire
Austria-Hungary Empire
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria
2. Legislative Branch has all of the following powers except
confirm Executive cabinet members.
declare a law unconstitutional.
override presidential vetoes.
impeach and remove presidents.
Answer:
confirm executive cabinet members
Explanation:
Answer:
A
Explanation:
According to the Publius, what is the greatest threat to self-government
a. anarchy
b. faction
c. monarchy
d. bureaucracy
Answer:d. bureaucracy
Explanation:
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Answer:
I think it is B im sorry if im wrong tho
Why did John Lewis take a liking as a farm boy??? Please help due at 2:20 I will give brainliest
Answer: I have always admired John Lewis. But early on, I have to admit, I held something back. His courage was unquestioned. His vision was unwavering. He shed blood for many of the rights that I, my family and every African American enjoy today.
Yet, I sometimes felt a pang of suspicion when I heard Lewis lauded as the conscience of the Congress. It was the same when I read about his annual sojourns with some of his congressional colleagues to his home state of Alabama, where in 1965 he and 600 other marchers were savagely assaulted by state troopers on Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge for daring to assert their rights as citizens.
Explanation:
What did you like about Socratic Seminar? What did you dislike?
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
Benefits of a Socratic Seminar
-Actively listen and respond to their peers.
-Learn to be respectful of the ideas, values, and perspectives of others.
-Maintain ownership of the learning.
-Learn responsibility and accountability as they prepare for each seminar.
Non-Benefits of a Socratic Seminar
Socratic Seminars can help students by forcing them to listen to and develop ideas. However, graded seminars don’t only challenge students. Teachers can find grading seminars tricky since it can be subjective. Also, tracking how many times each student speaks isn’t fair because some kids repeat the same idea while I may speak once with a thought I spent an hour on, and I’m the one with a C. It’s the same as grading an essay based on the number of sentences it has. Grading Socratic Seminars is not beneficial to many students either. Kids like me can’t focus on the discussion while talkative classmates dominate the conversation. They cannot possibly hear any new ideas over the sound of their own voices, defeating the purpose of the seminar.
Explanation:
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