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the most ruthless leader of the soviet union

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yes.

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Politics and politicians change over time. We see different people with different views and some things are bound to change depending on who's in office and who's voting them in

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it's economy was thrashed

After the Civil War, the South had to reinvent its economy because All plantation was destroyed or overtake by North America.

Sharecropping and tenant farming replaced slavery and the plantation system in the South after the Civil War. White landowners, who were frequently former plantation slaveowners, engaged into agreements with destitute farmworkers to work their properties under sharecropping and tenant farming systems.

In the South, a large number of railroads had been destroyed. In addition to burning down numerous southern cities including Atlanta, Georgia, and Richmond, Virginia (the Confederacy's capital), farms and plantations were also destroyed. The banking system in the South was likewise destroyed. Confederate currency was worthless after the war.

Numerous of its cities had been demolished or set on fire. Its railroads had suffered extensive damage.

Southern agriculture gradually altered and improved after the Civil War, forcing the South to recreate its economy. People in the South were able to grow larger crops because to new farming techniques. Railroads and factories were constructed in the South with a lot of financial investment from Northerners. People started traveling from fields to cities in search of employment as a result.

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True

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Because God knows everything.

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True

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(1) The Boston Port Bill, which closed Boston Harbor; (2) The Massachusetts Government Act, which replaced the elective local government with an appointive one and increased the powers of the military governor; (3) The Administration of Justice Act (4) The Quartering Act.

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The Coercive Acts of 1774, known as the Intolerable Acts in the American colonies, were a series of four laws passed by the British Parliament to punish the colony of Massachusetts Bay for the Boston Tea Party. The four acts were the Boston Port Act, the Massachusetts Government Act, the Administration of Justice Act, and the Quartering Act.

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Only chemical properties change the composition of a substance,

Physical properties do not change composition. Physical properties have to do with the physical appearance of an object.

Chemical properties can be observed during a chemical reaction. For instance when paper is being burnt. Chemical changes are what causes a substance to change into a different substance entirely.

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chemical properties

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B

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the first ten amendments

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B. the colonies should declare independence.

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The Loyalists wanted to stay with Britain either out of fear of losing or because they profited off the British, this group was mainly made of rich, southern merchants. On the other hand, Patriots believed England and its rules were harmful and wanted independence. This group made up about 2/3s of the American population.

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the answer is B i took the quiz

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yes Hitler killed himself

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Yes, he did kill himself.

Explanation: because I did some reasearch and he killed himself so he would not get in trouble.

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March 15, 1744 – October 1748 – King George’s War: Conflict over domination in North America ends with no clear victor with the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle.

1752 – 1753 – Agitation grows: Tension grows between France and England over land and trading claims. Minor skirmishes break out.

Painting of George WashingtonNov – December 1753: George Washington carries Virginia’s ultimatum over French encroachment to Captain Legardeau de Saint-Pierre at Riviere aux Boeufs. He rejects it.

May 1754: Washington defeats French in a surprise attack (the first battle) and builds Fort Necessity.

July 1754: The French take Fort Necessity

July 1754: Washington blamed for the loss of Fort Necessity, resigns. He will later return as a volunteer under British authority.

June 1755: The British seize Acadia (Nova Scotia).

July 1755: The Battle of the Wilderness – British General Braddock’s forces are defeated near Fort Duquesne in Pennsylvania, leaving the backwoods of British Territory undefended.

July 1755: British Col. William Johnson arrives at the Great Carrying Place to build a fortified storehouse. Work was already underway led by Capt. Robert Rogers. Col. Phineas Lyman takes over to complete construction of Fort Lyman which would later become Fort Edward.

Historical painting of the Battle of Lake GeorgeAug. 1755: William Johnson arrives at Lac du Saint Sacrament and renames it Lake George. Begins work on a fortification to later be named Fort William Henry.

Sept 9, 1755: William Johnson’s forces are engaged in several battles that would collectively be named the Battle of Lake George. This would include the Bloody Morning Scout, an ambush that resulted in the death of British Col. Ephraim Williams and Mohawk King Hendrick. A later engagement would be called the Battle of Bloody Pond. Johnson’s forces win the day making him the first British hero of the war.

May 8 – 9, 1756 – Declarations of War: War is officially declared between Great Britain and France.

August 14, 1756 – Fort Oswego: The French capture this fort on the banks of the Great Lakes.

March 1757: St. Patrick’s Day attack on Fort William Henry ends with French defeat.

Commander-in-chief of the French forces, Louis-Joseph de MontcalmAugust 3 – 9, 1757 – Fort William Henry: The commander-in-chief of the French forces, Louis-Joseph de Montcalm lays siege to Fort William Henry which Col. Monro finally surrenders. The infamous massacre occurs, later dramatized in James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans.

July 1758: General James Abercrombie and Lord Howe assemble a force of 16,000 men on the south shore of Lake George. On July 6th the force arrived at the north end of the Lake and proceeded to head towards Fort Carillon (Ticonderoga). They attacked the fort on July 8th taking a great number of casualties. The day ended in defeat for the British and a victory for Montcalm defending Carillon. Lord Howe was killed.

July 25, 1758 – Louisbourg: The British seize Louisbourg opening the route to Canada.

August 27, 1758: The French surrender Fort Frontenac on Lake Ontario, destroying their ability to communicate with their troops in the Ohio Valley.

October 21, 1758: British make peace with the Iroquois, Shawnee and Delaware Indians.

November 25, 1758: The British recapture Fort Duquesne, rename it Pittsburg.

May 1, 1759: The British capture the French Island of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean.

June 25, 1759: British take Fort Ticonderoga

July 25, 1759: British take Fort Niagara; French abandon Crown Point. British now control entire western frontier.

Sept 13, 1759 – Quebec: British win Battle of Quebec. Montcalm and Wolfe, the commanding generals of both armies, die in battle.

May 16, 1760: French siege of Quebec fails.

Sept 8, 1760: Montreal falls to the British; letters are signed finishing the surrender of Canada.

Sept 15, 1760: Functional end of the war. British flag is raised over Detroit, effectively ending the war.

1761: British make peace with the Cherokee Indians.

Sept. 18, 1762: French attempt to retake Newfoundland fails.

Feb 10, 1763 – Treaty of Paris: All French possessions east of the Mississippi, except New Orleans, are given to the British. All French possessions west of the Mississippi are given to the Spanish. France regains Martinique, Guadeloupe and St. Lucia.

The French & Indian War marked a turning point in history. The expense of the War caused Britain to raise taxes in the colonies leading to unrest and a resentment of the monarchy. Just 13 years after the Treaty of Paris, the colonies rose up against the King in the War for Independence, leading to the freedom of the colonies and the formation of the United States of America.

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Mississippi River

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the original Constitutional Convention held in Philadelphia's Independence Hall in 1787 to propose changes to the existing government. Instead, the delegates scrapped the existing system and drew up a whole new blueprint for the American government.

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Women weren't able to vote, go to work, act a certain way, etc in 1848. Sorry thats all I can think of.

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A.) Ouachita . . . Arbuckle

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The right to a trial by jury, one of the most time-honored inheritances from Magna Carta in United States law, refers to the guarantee that courts will depend on a body of citizens to render judgments in most civil and criminal cases.

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D

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the answer is A) Both were rejected by colonists who thought that tye british government was imposing unfair taxes

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“mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our Sacred Honor,”

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Islam chiefly changed over time by becoming more complicated. It has spawned a variety of sects based on a conflict over the nature of religious authority. It has embraced mysticism while becoming more intolerant of rational thought.

The Islamic World or region has gone from being arguably the cultural jewel of the world to a fanatical backwater noted for poverty, xenophobia, political repression of women. It ranks unfavorably with backwards regions like Latin America in global comparison. This has naturally impacted Islam as a religion to its detriment.

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guns, cannons, people coming, to there home bombing, and the fact if there pregnant they have to be careful for the baby's sake.

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The Americas

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The Americas, was, without a doubt, more affected than Afro-Eurasia by the Columbian Exchange.

In the Americas, the Columbian Exchange caused, indirectly, the death of up to 90% of the Native American population, due to the spread of diseases from Afro-Eurasia for which the Native Americans had no antibodies.

It also caused the development of new states, that were dominated by Europeans and their descendats: the Spanish viceroyalties, Portugese Brazil, the English, French, and Dutch Colonies in North America and the Caribbean.

The most factual and devastating effect of the Columbian Exchange was the result of the new diseases in the state of the Americas. The people of Afro-Eurasia had their lifestyle following the impact of the disease in the country.

The hemisphere is the Americas.

The Americas, was, without a doubt, more affected than Afro-Eurasia by the Columbian Exchange.  In the Americas, the Columbian Exchange caused, indirectly, the death of up to 90% of the Native American population, due to the spread of diseases from Afro-Eurasia for which the Native Americans had no antibodies.

It also caused the development of new states, that were dominated by Europeans and their descendants the Spanish viceroyalties, Portuguese Brazil, the English, French, and Dutch Colonies in North America and the Caribbean.

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C The Soldiers began looking for the remaining pieces

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C

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