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In 1847, Henry David Thoreau was sent to jail for refusing to pay taxes. What objection did Thoreau
have to paying taxes during this time?
A He believed if you were not a property owner, you should not have to pay taxes.
B He asserted that paying taxes was a form of cruel and unusual punishment.
с He refused to pay taxes because he failed to win a recent local election
He opposed the use of tax money to support the U.S.-Mexican War.
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C. That Romeo needs to be careful because there are poisonous plants growing beside harmless ones

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d i think hopes this helps

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The Constitutional Convention took place from May 14 to September 17, 1787, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The point of the event was decide how America was going to be governed. Although the Convention had been officially called to revise the existing Articles of Confederation, many delegates had much bigger plans.

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La batalla de Inglaterra —en inglés: Battle of Britain; en alemán: Luftschlacht um England, "La batalla aérea por Inglaterra"— es el nombre con el que se conoce al conjunto de combates aéreos librados en cielo británico y sobre el canal de la Mancha, entre julio y octubre de 1940, cuando Alemania buscó destruir a la Real Fuerza Aérea Británica (RAF) para obtener la superioridad aérea necesaria para una invasión de Gran Bretaña, la Operación León Marino.

Ni Adolf Hitler ni la Wehrmacht creían posible conseguir una invasión anfibia con éxito hasta que la RAF hubiera sido neutralizada. Los objetivos secundarios eran destruir la producción de aeronaves y las infraestructuras terrestres para obligar al gobierno británico a buscar alguna solución negociada. Los alemanes fueron derrotados por los británicos, lo que sirvió a los Aliados para utilizar Gran Bretaña como base para invadir Europa en 1944.

Algunos historiadores han discutido sobre el hecho de que ningún tipo de invasión hubiera sido posible dada la superioridad masiva de la Marina Real británica sobre la Kriegsmarine; dicha operación probablemente hubiera sido un desastre. Se argumenta que la Luftwaffe hubiera sido incapaz de evitar la intervención decisiva de los cruceros y destructores de la Marina Real, incluso con superioridad aérea.

La batalla de Inglaterra fue la primera gran batalla enteramente disputada en el aire. Fue la mayor y más concurrida campaña aérea habida hasta hoy y la primera prueba de las estrategias de bombardeos que emergieron desde la Primera Guerra Mundial y fue también la primera vez durante esta guerra que Alemania era derrotada. Esta derrota supuso que, al invadir Hitler la URSS en 1941, Alemania lucharía en una guerra con dos frentes abiertos a la vez, contradiciendo sus ideas expuestas en Mein Kampf, en las que exponía la desventaja geográfica de Alemania, posicionada entre las potencias occidentales (como el Reino Unido y Francia) y el gobierno socialista de la URSS, respecto a otras potencias y por lo tanto no debía nunca luchar una guerra sin cerrar primero un frente antes de abrir otro.

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In the event, the battle was won by the Royal Air Force (RAF) Fighter Command, whose victory not only blocked the possibility of invasion but also created the conditions for Great Britain's survival, for the extension of the war, and for the eventual defeat of Nazi Germany.

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Willow bark

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A. Choctaw Lumber Company

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The first commercial lumber company in Oklahoma is "Choctaw Lumber Company."

It was formed by the Dierks's Oklahoma operations in 1910. During this period Choctaw Lumber Company also has ownership and operates some part of railroads, particularly in places like Valliant, Oklahoma, to De Queen, Arkansas.

In the later years, the name was changed from Choctaw Lumber Company to Dierks Forests, Inc

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they woud hide

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I think the united states should take control of North America because one we would have more land and spread out the population and two because we could possibly have more army soldiers incase of a war

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Answer: No

Explanation: No, it would give us too much power and essentially cause a war

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because as soon some one was born in a caste. they have to work what the caste is special in

Answer:New England was ideal for the development for factories because the ppor soil caused people to leave their farms, to find work, river provided water power to run machinery, easily accessible ports for passage, proximity to resources.

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C, to provide relief to all poor people in the South.

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C

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direct and countercyclical payments on 500 acres of wheat

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Confucianism is a humanist religion that developed in response to Buddhism and Taoism and was based on the teachings of the philosopher Confucius who lived from 551-479 BCE. Much of the teaching is based on virtues and ways of living your life.

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BECAUSE THEY FARTED AND IT KILED THE DINOS PROVE ME WRONG YO

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The Aryans brought with them their own language, religious beliefs, and social system. They spoke an Indo-European language known as Sanskrit.The Aq,'ans developed a social system that has had a lasting impact on Indian culture.

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B. The moon is always changing and inconsistent

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According to the words of the play (this is in the balcony scene in Act II, Scene 2), she asks him not to swear by the moon because the moon is not constant enough.

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D: It had temporarily relieved sectional tensions

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Due to uncontrolled urbanization in India, environmental degradation has been occurring very rapidly and causing many problems like land insecurity, worsening water quality, excessive air pollution, noise and the problems of waste disposal.

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In the middle of August 1914, much sooner than had been anticipated, Russia sent two armies into East Prussia, while Germany, according to its war strategy, had the bulk of its forces concentrated to the west, against France. The Russian 1st Army, under General Pavel Rennenkampf, advanced to the northeastern corner of East Prussia, while Samsonov’s 2nd Army made headway into the southwest, planning to join with Rennenkampf’s men and pin the outnumbered German 8th Army between them. After a Russian victory in the Battle of Gumbinnen on August 20, however, Rennenkampf paused to regroup his forces.

Meanwhile, change was afoot behind the German lines: Helmuth von Moltke, chief of the German general staff, chose to replace the previous leader, Maximilian von Prittwitz, after the latter issued a misguided order for a German retreat to the River Vistula, against the advice of his corps commanders. Hindenburg, a retired general of great stature, and Ludendorff, who had just led the German capture of the Belgian fortress of Liege, arrived in East Prussia and immediately authorized an aggressive counter-action against the Russians, previously planned by a senior staff officer in the region, Colonel Max Hoffmann.

Separated by the great Masurian Lakes, the two Russian armies were unable to effectively communicate with each other as to their movements, a circumstance that would prove deadly. Though Ludendorff succumbed to nerves initially, delaying the start of the German attack by one day, Hindenburg was able to calm his subordinate—not for the last time in what would become a fabled partnership. On August 26, after intercepting uuencoded wireless messages from both Samsonov and Rennenkampf, the Germans were able to take Samsonov’s army by surprise with the force of their attack near the village of Tannenberg, to the southwest of the Masurian Lakes. The delay in starting the attack had given Samsonov’s forces more time to advance deeper into the sack formed by the German divisions enveloping them from both sides, the strength of which Samsonov consistently underestimated. After three days of battering by German artillery, Samsonov’s troops began their retreat; more German forces cut off their path and a massive slaughter ensued. In the first hours of August 30, confronting the reality of his army’s collapse, Samsonov went into the forest, away from his staff, and shot himself.

In total, over 50,000 Russian soldiers were killed and some 92,000 taken as prisoners in the Battle of Tannenberg—named thus by the Germans in vengeful remembrance of the village, where in 1410 the Poles had defeated the Teutonic Knights. By the end of August, Russia’s ambitious advance in East Prussia in August 1914 had achieved at least one of its goals, albeit at a tremendous cost: two German corps had been removed from the Western to the Eastern Front in order to confront the Russian menace. Though the two corps had not arrived in time to play a role in the Battle of Tannenberg—which would remain the greatest German triumph of the war against Russia on the Eastern Front—they would also be unable to aid their comrades at the Battle of the Marne in early September, when German forces advancing towards Paris were decisively defeated by British and French troops in a crucial victory for the Allies.

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The farm bill is an expansive piece of legislation that provides funding for commodity programs, conservation, trade, nutrition, credit, rural development, research, forestry, energy, horticulture, organic agriculture, livestock, crop insurance, disaster assistance programs and tax provisions The farm bill is typically passed every five years. The 2008 Farm bill expired on September 30, 2012. Congress extended the 2008 bill for one more year, which caused controversy over the 2013-2014 Farm Bill.

The vast majority of the $1 trillion farm bill was nutrition--roughly 75% of the total bill. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) made up about 72% of the nutrition budget. Crop insurance was the second largest budgetary expense.

Nutrition and federal spending were in the cross hairs of the farm bill debate. Republicans sought cuts to the food assistance programs and Democrats were concerned with crop insurance fraud. In an effort to push through some type of farm bill, the House attempted to split food stamps from farm policy and create two separate bills in September 2013. This would have been the first time since 1973 that food stamps split from farm policy. Despite the split bill being passed in the House, it stalled in the Senate in September 2013.

After the first round of debate in September 2013, Congress did not revisit the bill until early 2014. On January 29, 2014, the U.S. House approved the Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act of 2013, H.R. 2642, also known as the Farm Bill. The bill passed by a vote of 251-166. The nearly 1,000-page bill reformed and continued various programs of the Department of Agriculture through 2018. The $1 trillion bill expanded crop insurance for farmers by $7 billion over the next decade and created new subsidies for rice and peanut growers that would kick in when prices drop. However, cuts to the food stamp program cut an average of $90 per month for 1.7 million people in 15 states. On February 4, 2014, the Democratic controlled Senate approved the Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act of 2013, H.R. 2642, also known as the Farm Bill.

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b

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free land

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they offered liberal land grants to anyone who would become citizens, accept the Catholic faith, and settle there.

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The United States is one of the United Nations' most important stakeholders. The UN was created at the initiative of the US after World War II. Washington provides the largest financial contribution to the UN's overall budget. The US hosts the UN's headquarters in New York.

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C

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East asians were considered white until the end of the 18th century when the Chinese and Japanese resisted cultural assimilation

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Since 1976, China has had a mixture of a market economy and a communist economy.

The Cultural Revolution under Mao in the 1960s oppressed students and professionals.

After Mao's death, Chinese leaders began to open the country more to the west.

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