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Please answer the following essay question with 5 or more sentences:
Why do you think political parties emerged even though many Americans opposed them? Explain your answer.

Answer:

Explanation:

Well first of all, some people don't like specific parties cause of past history or even who they stand by. For example, the Republican Party, some people don't like Republicans because of what republicans stand by, some Republican politicians like Donald Trump, is disliked because of what he stands by. Donald Trump has done many horrible things which has also made his Party look bad. They also helped shape the public's opinion. ... I think political parties emerged even though most Americans opposed them because their are many people with strong opinions. When these people stood up for what they wanted, their were followers.

The word "democracy" comes from the Greek words demos, meaning "the people," and kratia, meaning "to rule." How does the origin of the word "democracy" reflect how it was practiced in Ancient Greece?
A. Democracy was originally a method for the lower classes to rule over the elite.
B. Democracy was originally a method for people to have an equal say in rule.
C. Democracy was originally a method for the elite to rule over the lower classes.
D. Democracy was originally a method for the most educated people to rule over the less educate people

I already know it is false but how do I correct it?

pls help ASAP!! Do you think John Adams or Thomas Jefferson was a better President
of the United States? And why?

What did the Colville and Spokane tribes lose after the dam was built?
PASSAGE:

Even Grand Coulee Dam's success as a hydropower giant and agricultural dynamo could not eclipse the loss of native fish runs that had once traveled freely up the Columbia River and its tributaries. This had a devastating impact on the Colville and Spokane tribes, whose traditions and cultural ties to the land, water, and wildlife were disrupted. By 1937, the dam's slow rise from the riverbed had completely halted salmon, steelhead, and other species from reaching important tribal fishing sites like Kettle Falls on the Columbia River, and Little Falls on the Spokane River. Tribal members could no longer fish for this most valued commodity on which they depended. The annual salmon runs that anchored the tribes' yearly schedules, including the timing of their most important ceremonies, were gone. In addition, land was cleared for the dam site and reservoir. This impacted more than 3,000 homesteaders and Native Americans, who were displaced during the early design and construction phase. Tens of thousands of acres were cleared at a cost of over $10 million-- prime bottom land where Native Americans and pioneers had been living, hunting, and fishing for generations. Both the Colville and Spokane tribes were asked to relocate the remains of their ancestors by moving them to new cemeteries on higher ground.

The Ganges River begins high in the Himalayan Mountains and flows 1600 miles through India and Bangladesh to the Bay of Bengal. This river provides water and transportation for the over 400 million people who live in its river valley. It is known as “Mother Ganges.” In spite of the river’s importance and its place in the spiritual lives of Indians, the quality of the water has become poor. Chemicals used in fertilizer and industry are washed into the river every day. Human and animal waste also foul the river. The bodies of dead animals as well as the cremated remains of human beings (bodies that are burned after death and whose ashes are scattered in the river) regularly float down the river. In spite of this, many Indians bathe in the Ganges. They also use the water for drinking and cooking. Cities along the Ganges have the highest rates of water-borne diseases (diseases found in drinking water) of any who live in India.


Based on the passage above, select all of the causes of water pollution in India?

Group of answer choices

Chemical used in fertilizers

Water borne diseases

Dead bodies of animals and cremated remains of human beings

Industry waste

why is the southern economy is better for the country than the industrial north?

In three to five sentences, describe how African Americans experienced discrimination in the South during the Jim Crow era

Priests led worship services and managed local church activities.

True
or
False

which statement does texas's age distribution suggest about the state's population?

a. texas has a high birth rate
b. texas has a high death rate
c. the population of texas is declining
d. the percentage of children in texas is shrinking

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What was the result of the first Crusade that ended in 1099?

A. The Turks defeated the Byzantine empire.
B. A new Christian kingdom was established in Jerusalem.
C. Spain became an independent Muslim state.
D. Saladin drove European forces out of Jerusalem.

Consider global movements that impacted the human rights of people during the interwar years.
(a) What was one movement that resulted in the advancement of human rights? The Treaty of Versailles
(b) What was one movement that resulted in the limitation of human rights?
(c) What was different about these movements?
(d) How did these movements reflect the changing times between the world wars?

Which of the following events happened after the Abbasids were driven out of Egypt and Tunisia?
A) Abu-Bakr succeeded Muhammad.
B) Abd-al- Rahman established Umayyad rule in Spain.
C) The Fatimids set up their caliphate.
D) The Abbasids moved the capital to Baghdad.

In your opinion, which reform and progressive movement had the greatest impact on Texas and why?

How was Florida granted statehood?
A. It was added at the same time as Maine in order to keep balance in congress
free
B. It was admitted 6 years after requesting to join as a slave state when lowa was added as
state
C. It was admitted 6 years after requesting to join as a free state when lowa was added as a slave
state
D. It was accepted right away as a slave state

In four to five sentences, describe how the Great Depression changed the American way of life

A local, high-end restaurant in a Louisiana city had always done great business. However, things began to change when a steakhouse chain opened up a location nearby. The steakhouse had a famous name known around the country. It also offered meals at cheaper prices. Customers soon lined up to try it out, and the local restaurant began to lose business.

Which statement best explains the change in demand for the local restaurant?

The number of consumers in the market increased.
The price of a complementary service had decreased.
The individual preferences and tastes of consumers changed.
A competitor offered a substitute service at a more attractive price.

Why did colonial attitudes change significantly in a six-month period?​
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Why do you think this monument was built to honor these four men?

This sport was the most popular game among the armed forces during World War II.
Group of answer choices

soccer

basketball

football

volleyball

Which features are used in Roman buildings?

Choose all answers that are correct.


They have rounded arches, barrel vaults, and cross-barrel vaults.


The use of steel rods allowed for their large size.


They have domes on circular rooms.


They have columns, pediments, and friezes used in Greek buildings.

What does a democracy do that is different from an oligarchy? and What does a monarchy do that is different from democracy?

Describe how hunters used animal skins to get up close to the buffalo.

Basquiat painted about what he witnessed and experienced as a young person living in NYC: racial inequity, police brutality, social class, rich versus poor. If he were alive today, what might he paint about?

Analyze Harry Truman's decision to drop 2 atomic bombs on Japan. Do you think this action was justified? Why or why not?

Which statement best describes a characteristic of the national government established by the U.S. Constitution?

A The powers of the national government are limited
B The Supreme Court is always right
C The President has complete control
D The states have most of the power

The pope is the bishop of Rome and is also the leader of the other bishops

True
or
False

What statement accurately describes the departments in the executive branch? Check all that apply

A- most departments are under the control of the governor
B- there are 20 departments in the executive branch
C- The majority of the apartments are run by elective leader
D- five departments are run by elected officials
E- three departments are run by appointed leaders

what group if people did carnegie call to kill his strikers

Bishops oversaw several churches instead of one and managed the affairs of these different churches.

True
or
False

What is the capital of Prince Edward Island?

St. John's
Fredericton
Charlottetown
Halifax