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A diplomat/ambassador is...

Question 9 options:

an official representative of a country's government


a rule the president gives out


someone who can introduce bills


a voter

i need help

Name one big difference relating to money between China and Japan.

Carla applied a force of 35 N to a wheelbarrow full of bricks and moved it 2.5 m. Which of the following can be determined from this information?
A. The wheelbarrow supplied 87.5 J of work.
B. The wheelbarrow has a mechanical advantage of 14.
C. The wheelbarrow is 7 percent efficient.
D. The wheelbarrow has 87.5 J of potential energy.

HELP PLEASE!
One similarity between opportunity costs and monetary costs is that both __________.

A. never involve money
B. always involve money
C. always involve giving up something
D. always involve beneficial consequences

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In this speech, what is Washington recommending to African Americans?

African Americans should immediately fight to regain their voting rights and an end to segregation.

African Americans should focus achieving economic betterment before seeking an end to segregation.

African Americans should boycott all Caucasian (white) owned businesses until segregation is ended.

African Americans should refuse to join the U.S. Army until full equality is achieved.

What caused Neville Chamberlain to appease Hitler?

a. his personal friendship with Hitler

b. his belief that Britain would eventually defeat Hitler

c. his belief that Britain would be crushed by Hitler's army

d. his desire to avoid a second world war

Why was Levittown desirable to many Americans?
A. It was one of the first suburbs with a shopping center nearby.
B. It demonstrated the use of different architecture styles.
C. It was the first integrated community.
D. It was the first community to have its own fire and police for protection.

(honey locust bark tree i believe), what can you guess about the spines?


A-They are old.
B-They are soft.
C-They are sharp.
D-They are young.

In 5-7 complete sentences, analyze how events of the English Reformation led to the founding of the American colonies that would later become Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.

In what ways is South Africa similar to the other countries in east and southern Africa? In what ways
is South Africa different from these countries?

True or False: Anyone could become a knight. It did not matter if they were rich or poor.

To cause change in a community, country, or nation
A. Development
B. Slavery
C. Describe
D. Influence

What is one reason Richard Nixon’s election was a turning point?

It caused many antiwar Americans to vote for the first time.
Americans wanted to continue the Vietnam War.
Congress and popular opinion turned away from Johnson’s reforms.
It caused the counterculture to support Republicans

I need 5 ideas for podcast with description's

1. List 3 countries that border China.

2. Why does China have a conflict with Taiwan? (Hint: see "Geography Now" with Barby)

3. Name one big difference relating to money between China and Japan. (Hint: see what Mr. Wagner's chart says about GDP.)

What happens after two thirds of Congress votes to approve a bill that the president vetoed?

What factor contributed to the baby boom after World War II?
A. Women no longer worked in factories and could raise families.
B. There were improvements in health care and nutrition after the war.
C. The country felt the need to grow the population after losing so many men in both world wars.
D. Couples were having more children because they could help contribute to the family income.

What is the process by which no branch of government becomes too powerful?

Which of the following contributed $400 million to help ward of communism in Europe?
A. the Marshall Plan
B. the Truman Doctrine
C. the Berlin Airlift
D. the Cold War

Consider this situation: In an ancient kingdom, the people were tired of being treated badly by their king. The people of each village got together and chose chiefs to bring their complaints to the king.
What kind of government did the villagers demonstrate by their actions?
a. autocracy

b. direct democracy

c. monarchy

d. representative democracy

Trade, international law, diplomacy, and economic incentives are similar in that they all describe which of the following?

Please write a paragraph that synthesizes information related to women workers
Quickly please

Explain how increased agricultural output and the development of craft goods led to the various social classes in ancient Sumer.

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What made Alonzo Herndon a notable Georgian?
After opening the Crystal Palace Barbershop and later founding the Atlanta Life Insurance company, he became the first African American millionaire from Georgia.

After losing many elections, he blamed African American for his losses and began arguing for segregationist polices.

After his sentence for murder was reduced to life in prison by the Governor, he was lynched by an angry mob.

A fighter for social and political equality for African Americans, he famously challenged Booker T. Washington’s views on segregation.

Why did the tenant farmers described in John Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of Wrath” believe that the land was theirs?
A. They and their ancestors had been born on the land and worked it for years.
B. They had legal documentation from years before to support their claim.
C. They felt that since they were the first to claim it, the land was rightfully theirs.
D. They had bought it from the Indians who owned it originally.

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In Cuba, many of its industries are controlled by the government, which means that the government decides what and how much to produce. The government also sets prices for many goods and rations them to citizens. What type of economic system exists in Cuba?
A.
traditional economy
B.
mixed economy
C.
command economy
D.
market economy

Read the information about the countries of SW Asia and then write a 1 paragraph response using RACES that answers: Compare and contrast citizen rights of Isreal, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia.

Israel

For Israelis and visitors who choose religious practice of any faith or denomination (religious group an individual chooses), freedom of worship is assured as one of Israel’s basic tenets (beliefs). Those who prefer freedom from religion are equally protected. All Israeli citizens enjoy the full civil, legal and political rights guaranteed by a democratic (free) society. Some examples include the right to elect and to be elected, the right to free education, the freedom of expression and association, and many more.








Turkey

There is an ongoing debate in the country on the right to life, torture, freedom of expression as well as freedoms of religion, assembly and association. Turkey still keeps laws which are seen as undemocratic (not free) or authoritarian (strict obedience), such as prohibiting minorities (Kurds the country's largest minority) to get a primary education in their mother tongue. In March 2017, the United Nations accused the Turkish government of "massive destruction, killings and numerous other serious human rights violations" against the ethnic Kurdish minority. Some independent newspapers and websites face tremendous political pressure and are targeted for prosecution if they say anything negative about the government. Academics (university/schools) who openly discuss sensitive or politically charged subjects have found themselves targeted by the government.





Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s absolute monarchy restricts almost all political rights and civil liberties. Women and religious minorities face extensive discrimination in law and in practice. Political Rights: Saudi Arabia’s king is chosen by his predecessor (the person who rules after a king) from among male descendants of the country’s founder, though the choice must be approved by a council of senior princes. The king rules for life. Political parties are forbidden, and political dissent (go against) is effectively criminalized (found guilty/imprisoned). Opposition (to go against) movements are banned. Noncitizens, who make up roughly a third (33%) of the population in Saudi Arabia, have no political rights, and citizenship can only be directly transmitted by a citizen father whose marriage is recognized by the state. The government controls domestic media content; print and satellite-television coverage. Journalists can be imprisoned. In October 2018, one of the country’s most prominent journalists, Jamal Khashoggi, was murdered by Saudi agents inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Khashoggi, who had been critical of the government under Mohammed bin Salman, had been working in the United States as a columnist at the Washington Post. Saudi officials blamed rogue intelligence agents, but according to a UN special rapporteur, the evidence suggested that the crown prince was involved. In December 2019, a Saudi court sentenced five men to death for their role in the killing, and three others received prison sentences, but the most senior officials under investigation were acquitted due to a supposed lack of evidence. Mohammed bin Salman was never officially investigated. The government prohibits the public practice of any religion other than Islam. Academic freedom is restricted, and informers monitor classrooms. Freedom of assembly (to come together as a group) is prohibited. The government has imposed harsh punishments, including the death penalty on those who lead or participate in public protests. Torture by police and prison officials is common. In March 2019, international media published leaked prison medical records indicating that a number of political prisoners were suffering from cuts, bruises, burns, and malnutrition. Human rights groups had reported in late 2018 that detained (held in custody) women’s rights activists were given electric shocks, whipped, and beaten.

The Supreme Court decides that healthcare legislation recently passed by Congress is constitutional and must be enforced. Which type of law is involved in this scenario?



Criminal law


Civil law


Constitutional law


Military law

The NAACP's strategy when arguing against segregated schools was to show in court that separate schools

1. did not provide equal educational opportunities for black students.


2. were not equally funded, and so black schools were run-down


3. did not provide transportation for black students

4. were basically unfair to both black and white students