Why did the Standing Rock Sioux attempt to defend their land from the Dakota Pipeline?

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Iconoclast

Explanation:

Icons played a vital role in the division between Rome and Constantinople. The Western Church accepted Icons of Mary, Crucifixes, and saints. The Eastern Church forbid religious images. Images cause disagreement among the people on both sides because of their different beliefs. Pope Leo IX went to Constantinople to solve the conflict of religion with its different customs. Upon meeting the Patriarch, both did not agree and excommunicated each other which officially split the Catholic Church from the Eastern Church.

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2

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Christianity and Buddhism believe in peace after death (heaven for Christianity and Nirvana for Buddhism). Both religions believe in consequences for your actions. (Reaping what you sow: Christians and Karma: Buddhists)

Differences:

Buddhism does not believe in a soul, while Christianity does

Christians Pray to God, Buddhist do not

When you die you go to heaven or hell, but for Buddhists there are ranks to Nirvana.

It did not do enough to protect citizens through the use of government intelligence gathering. It went too far in allowing the government to gather intelligence on private conversations of US citizens.

Answer:

Your answer is letter B)

Explanation:

Plato

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I would be extremelly mad

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revolt, and try to persuade others to go against this

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Option B, "the people of the Confederate States will be found equal to any measure of defense which their honor and

security may require"

Explanation:

The statement "the people of the Confederate States will be found equal to any measure of defense which their honor and  security may require" indicates that the citizens of Confederate States can go up to any extent even war to protect their honor and  for security of nation.

Hence, option B is correct

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Biological warfare in the form of smallpox allowed Pizarro to conquer the Inca. Smallpox spread quickly through the Americas prior to Pizarro's arrival. ... Smallpox unexpectedly killed Incan emperor Huayna Cupac, leaving the empire in civil unrest and war.

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Por lo tanto, ahora es fundamental para nosotros respetar el medio ambiente y preservarlo para lograr un crecimiento y un desarrollo sostenibles.

Explanation:

Debemos respetar nuestro medio ambiente porque el medio ambiente es esencial para nuestra supervivencia. Obtenemos recursos útiles como alimentos, aire, tierra, agua, etc. del medio ambiente. Después de darnos tanto, los seres humanos hemos destruido la naturaleza hasta el punto de que está al borde de la necesidad de preservación. Por lo tanto, ahora es fundamental para nosotros respetar el medio ambiente y preservarlo para lograr un crecimiento y un desarrollo sostenibles.

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Debido a las guerras iniciadas por España.

Explicación:

Inglaterra propuso una política exterior contra España independientemente de los Estados Unidos debido al comportamiento y las políticas agresivas de Napoleón. Inglaterra adoptó una política exterior que no estaba en contra de Estados Unidos debido a la no participación de los países europeos mientras que, por otro lado, España inició guerras para ganar poder sobre el resto de países europeos por lo que Inglaterra propuso una política exterior contra España.

Germany quickly overran much of Europe and was victorious for more than two years by relying on a new military tactic called the "Blitzkrieg" (lightning war). Blitzkrieg tactics required the concentration of offensive weapons (such as tanks, planes, and artillery) along a narrow front.

When compared to the Ottoman empire, the Safavid Empire was more densely populated and mostly agricultural.

Therefore Option C is correct

What was the Ottoman Empire?

The Ottoman Empire also known as the Turkish Empire was one of the mightiest and longest-lasting dynasties in world history.

 It controlled much of Southeast Europe,  Northern Africa, and  Western Asia, between the 14th and early 20th centuries.

   

  This Islamic-led superpower ruled large areas Middle East, Eastern Europe and North Africa for more than 600 years.  

 

 It was founded at the end of the 13th century in northwestern Anatolia in the town of Söğüt by the Turkoman tribal leader Osman

What was the Safavid Empire?

The Safavid dynasty was one of Iran's most significant ruling dynasties reigning from 1501 to 1736. This empire is often considered the beginning of modern Iranian history, as well as one of the gunpowder empires.

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The long term for the group KKK is in rapid decline.They are facing rapid decline in population specially now that there are many anti racism movements and programs.The main part of the KKK is racism but now people are getting along and not judging people based on skin color.with people now uniting and accepting others the only long term possible fir the KKK is an end.Since 2010 the KKK has been declining in members at a high amount.So all u see for their long term is a stop to this terrible group

One group was founded immediately after the Civil War and lasted until the 1870s. The other began in 1915 and has continued to the present. The KKK once hosted a recreational summer camp program called the "Kool Koast Kamp" in Rockport, Texas.
Forrest Gump, the protagonist of the eponymous movie, was named after the first KKK Grand Wizard Nathan Bedford Forrest.
The 19th-century Klan was originally organized as a social club by Confederate veterans in Pulaski, Tennessee, in 1866. They apparently derived the name from the Greek word kyklos, from which comes the English “circle”; “Klan” was added for the sake of alliteration and Ku Klux Klan emerged. The organization quickly became a vehicle for Southern white underground resistance to Radical Reconstruction. Klan members sought the restoration of white supremacy through intimidation and violence aimed at the newly enfranchised Black freedmen. A similar organization, the Knights of the White Camelia, began in Louisiana in 1867.
In the summer of 1867, the Klan was structured into the “Invisible Empire of the South” at a convention in Nashville, Tennessee, attended by delegates from former Confederate states. The group was presided over by a grand wizard (Confederate cavalry general Nathan Bedford Forrest is believed to have been the first grand wizard) and a descending hierarchy of grand dragons, grand titans, and grand cyclopses. Dressed in robes and sheets designed to frighten superstitious Blacks and to prevent identification by the occupying federal troops, Klansmen whipped and killed freedmen and their white supporters in nighttime raids.


The 19th-century Klan reached its peak between 1868 and 1870. A potent force, it was largely responsible for the restoration of white rule in North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia. But Forrest ordered it disbanded in 1869, largely as a result of the group’s excessive violence. Local branches remained active for a time, however, prompting Congress to pass the Force Act in 1870 and the Ku Klux Klan Act in 1871.
The 20th-century Klan had its roots more directly in the American nativist tradition. It was organized in 1915 near Atlanta, Georgia, by Col. William J. Simmons, a preacher and promoter of fraternal orders who had been inspired by Thomas Dixon’s book The Clansman (1905) and D.W. Griffith’s film The Birth of a Nation (1915). The new organization remained small until Edward Y. Clarke and Elizabeth Tyler brought to it their talents as publicity agents and fund raisers. The revived Klan was fueled partly by patriotism and partly by a romantic nostalgia for the old South, but, more importantly, it expressed the defensive reaction of white Protestants in small-town America who felt threatened by the Bolshevik revolution in Russia and by the large-scale immigration of the previous decades that had changed the ethnic character of American society.
This second Klan peaked in the 1920s, when its membership exceeded 4,000,000 nationally, and profits rolled in from the sale of its memberships, regalia, costumes, publications, and rituals. A burning cross became the symbol of the new organization, and white-robed Klansmen participated in marches, parades, and nighttime cross burnings all over the country. To the old Klan’s hostility toward Blacks the new Klan—which was strong in the Midwest as well as in the South—added bias against Roman Catholics, Jews, foreigners, and organized labour. The Klan enjoyed a last spurt of growth in 1928, when Alfred E. Smith, a Catholic, received the Democratic presidential nomination.
During the Great Depression of the 1930s the Klan’s membership dropped drastically, and the last remnants of the organization temporarily disbanded in 1944. For the next 20 years the Klan was quiescent, but it had a resurgence in some Southern states during the 1960s as civil-rights workers attempted to force Southern communities’ compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. There were numerous instances of bombings, whippings, and shootings in Southern communities, carried out in secret but apparently the work of Klansmen. Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson publicly denounced the organization in a nationwide television address announcing the arrest of four Klansmen in connection with the slaying of a civil-rights worker, a white woman, in Alabama. The Klan was unable to stem the growth of a new racial tolerance in the South in the years that followed. Though the organization continued some of its surreptitious activities into the early 21st century, cases of Klan violence became more isolated, and its membership had declined to a few thousand. The Klan became a chronically fragmented mélange made up of several separate and competing groups, some of which occasionally entered into alliances with neo-Nazi and other right-wing extremist groups.

Answer:

I think C

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The country’s economy has also been improving, despite tough international sanctions imposed on Pyongyang for a variety of provocative actions, most importantly its continued development of nuclear weapons.

Answer: Agricultural Services

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In this period of her life, however, Helen Hunt Jackson battled with her own illness— either tuberculosis or diphtheria—and took up residence in Colorado Springs around 1874 with the hope that the climate would cure her. During her time there, she became fully established as a writer

I think it’s D bc they allow business to expand

Answer:

its b

Explanation:

Answer:

b

Explanation:

Displaying merchandise in a storefront, especially when your store is in a high traffic area is a great way to market. You don't necessarily have to keep all your merchandise on display, just one or some of each, or the newest merchandise. This will catch the eye of people walking or driving by, and if it something they are interested in, or in the market to buy, they will most likely walk into the store, and possibly purchase something.

Whereas if you keep all your merchandise in storage, it doesn't have any marketing value at all. Potential customers aren't seeing it, and it will be an almost unknown product, causing you to lose money on it.

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1

Explanation:

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1. The increased flow or trade,people,technology and culture among countries

Before the revolution there were three estates(societies) the First (clergy); the Second nobility); and the Third (commoners). Of course like it is now, the poor commoners paid the most taxes. Upper clergy and nobility paid nothing or close to it. The king was not considered part of any estate. Of course the commoners eventually rebelled

Answer:

A is the correct answer

Explanation:

That shows the impact

False because they formed them to go against the owners

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Clash of Ideologies:

Communism, Islam, and the West

by John Walker

5th December 2015

Islam and CommunismFor much of the 20th century, and especially after the end of World War II and the emergence of the Cold War, an ideological struggle existed between communism in its various forms (Soviet, Maoist, etc.) and the Western ideals of consensual government, economic freedom, and individual liberty. This conflict was waged in many ways and on many levels: in explicit military confrontation in conflicts such as Korea and Vietnam, in proxy wars in Africa and Latin America, in quests for prestige such as the space race, and in propaganda and efforts to influence popular opinion.

defeated was the ideology of communism. By whatever means, individual liberty, self-determination, and economic freedom must triumph in every way over collectivism, tyranny, and enslavement to the state.

To this end, a wide variety of strategies were employed, all with the goal of demonstrating to those in the unaligned world that the Western model was superior and, by all means available, discrediting the communist model within the nations it enslaved. The goal was destroying the communist ideology, as it was fundamentally incompatible with the enlightenment values of the West.

This brings us to the present day, and to Islam. “We aren't at war with Islam”, Western politicians say. Fine, but that isn't the question, is it? For most of the Cold War, the West wasn't at war with communism, either. But the West recognised communism as an ideology which, if it triumphed in its stated goal to spread around the world, would forever extinguish Western values. Many argued that the best that could be hoped for was a stalemate where the West and communism could co-exist, but others feared a ratchet effect where territory which fell to communism was forever forfeit and the light of freedom would slowly gutter and die as darkness encroached.

Others saw the internal contradictions in communism: that it impoverished its people, stifled their creativity and spirit of enterprise, and was inherently uncompetitive. They believed that, with a sufficient push, the entire corrupt structure would collapse and, in the end, they were right.

The way in which the clashes of ideology impact governments and how people live was the struggle to impose Western ideas and the various means to show one ideology was better.

What is an Ideology?

This refers to the set of beliefs or philosophy which people have and which differs from place to place.

Hence, we can see that during the Cold War, there was a clash of the ideology of Communism and Capitalism between the United States and the Soviet Union.

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Answer:

the soil bank program

Explanation:

During the 1950s, all of the following contributed to a more homogeneous culture EXCEPT "the soil bank program"

The soil bank program is a program that is mainly established to ensure there is a reduction or decrease in the huge surplus of crop production in the aftermath of world war II. It is made from the Soil Bank Act of 1956 which was passed by the United States Congress. Its purpose is to relinquish land from agricultural production or cultivation for 10 years

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b

Explanation:

Young people rejected traditional social structures and opposed the Vietnam War.

The Vietnam War, and the protracted national divide between supporters and opponents of the war, were arguably the most important factors contributing to the rise of the larger counterculture movement.

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The study of colonialism can provide students with critical tools both to understand and respond to some of the pressing political and economic questions of the world.

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scientific revolution

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August 14, 1945

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On July 26, 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt seizes all Japanese assets in the United States in retaliation for the Japanese occupation of French Indo-China.