True or false?
11. Ashoka forced his people to follow Buddhism.
12. Entertainment is a primary occupation.
13. The service sector does not produce goods.
14. The Guptas were originally vassals of Kushanas.​

what measures should be taken to ourselves from Anti- Social activities?​

discuss one challenge you might face post-school that you would turn into an opportunity​

Jim Jimson, a pop icon, had a history of multiple cosmetic surgeries. The media reported that he was very unhappy with his facial features and that this resulted in the dramatic transformation in his physical appearance from childhood through adulthood. Given this information, what possible underlying psychological disorder might have been present

true and false

12. Entertainment is a primary occupation.
13. The service sector does not produce goods.
14. The Guptas were originally vassals of Kushanas.
15. The service sector does not produce goods.
16. Secondary occupations do not add to national wealth.
17. Kalidasa was present in the court of Chandra Gupta I.
18. Samudra Gupta was also a poet and a musician,
19. Harshavardhana wrote the Harshacharitha.
20. The animal that the Aryans brought with them is the horse.
21. . In the Aryan society, the chief of the tribe was called the rajan.
22. In Vedic society, the warrior class was called the kshatriya.​

Question 3
Which of the follwoing is an economic factor that would make an area densely populated?

Regions with little or no economic opportunities

Locations with little or no infrastructure

Areas with poor transportation

An area with a lot of economic activity

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Englishwoman Harriet Martineau Visits a Cotton Mill I visited (in 1834) the corporate factory establishment at Waltham, within a few miles of Boston. The Waltham Mills were at work before those of Lowell were set up. The establishment is for the spinning and weaving of cotton (cloth)... Five hundred persons were employed at the time of my visit. The girls earn two, and sometimes three dollars a week, besides their board. The little children earn one dollar a week. Most of the girls live in the houses provided by the corporation, which accommodate from six to eight (girls)... The factory people bullt the church, which stands conspicuous on the green in the midst of the place. The minister's salary (elght hundred dollars last year) is raised by a tax on the pews. The corporation gave them a building for a lyceum, which they have furnished with a good library, and where they have lectures every winter - the best that money can procure. The girls have, in many Instances, private libraries of some merit and value... The people work about seventy hours per week, on the average. The time of work varies with the length of the days, the wages con uing the same. All look like well-dressed young ladies. The health is good; or rather, (as this is too much to be said without health anywhere in the United States ) it is no worse than it is elsewhere. -Harriet Martineau, Society in America (1837) 11.

The author wrote this passage to:

1. Describe an American cotton mill.

2. O recruit workers for Waltham Mills.

3. Discuss the health of mill workers.

4. show how badly workers were treated.​

If elected to the senate, how long will your term be?

what is the full form of free fire ​

Which of the following is an example of a reflex: an unlearned, automatic response by an organism to a stimulus in the environment?
O becoming angry at your friend for raising his voice
O becoming bored at a wedding
O sitting very still in the classroom
O the pupil of your eye contracting in the presence of bright light

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What was the test that Ghana used to see if a person was guilty of a crime?

What event resulted in Harry Truman becoming president in 1945?
winning a special election
being appointed by Congress
the death of Franklin Roosevelt
the resignation of Franklin Roosevelt

What statement describes the relationship between a master and a slave in the Southern colonies?

A master would punish slaves, and slaves would live in small, stick houses.
A master would reward slaves with skilled labor jobs.
A master would reward slaves and give them clothes to wear.
A master would show some courtesy by giving slaves a lot of time off work.

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An intense, persistent, and irrational fear that is accompanied by a compelling desire to avoid the object of the fear, to the point of interfering with the life of the person is called: Group of answer choices

explain two beliefs about the original sin

In what way can the motivations behind the Quebec independence
movement be traced toCanada's colonial history? *
25 points
A. Canada was originally colonized by both the Germans and the Dutch.
B. Canada was originally colonized by both the British and the French.
C. Canada was a colony of the United States following the American Revolution.
D. Canada was a colony of the Spanish Empire following the Spanish-American War.

Why was Christianity important in the Byzantine Empire?

The scientist soon had a different idea for Goodall's talents when he saw her conscientious work ethic. He asked her to study the chimpanzees in Tanzania.

The word conscientious in this sentence most likely suggests that the Jane Goodall is __________.

a
unpredictable
b
devoted
c
unreliable
d
moderate

According to economic theory, how do consumers create economic demand?
A
by posting reviews
B.
by making complaints
С
by making purchases
D by creating wish lists

A pair of psychologists are interested in the effects of mood in helping (based on Isen & Levin, 1972). They give participants free tickets to a happy movie. They then have a confederate drop papers in front of the people who just got out of the movie, and people who are only walking by and have not just seen a happy movie for free. The researchers watch to see if the participants help pick up the dropped papers.
Reference: Isen, A. M., & Levin, P. F. (1972). Effect of feeling good on helping: Cookies and kindness. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 21(3), 384–388.
a) What is the research method employed in this study? (Highlight the correct answer)
A. Observational
B. Correlational
C. Experimental
D. Phenomenological
E. Case Study
If a quantitative study,
b) What are the independent and dependent variables in this study?
c) What is the hypothesis for this study?
If a qualitative study,
d) What is the concept or phenomenon of interest being explored?

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Cartels are often violent
False or true

colony.
Nigeria was once a
French
b. Portuguese
a.
C. British
d. Dutch

Which scenario describes a nonrenewable resource being used for energy?

Explain what the european union is

Which sentence best expresses the passage’s main idea?

The cattle-herding cowboy is one of the most important icons of American culture. The earliest American cowboys were Mexican cowboys called vaqueros. The Mexican vaqueros were from a part of Mexico ruled by Spain. They developed their riding style from the Spanish tradition of horse riding known as doma vaquera.

A.
American cowboys have their roots in Spanish riding styles.
B.
Cowboys are known as American cultural icons around the world.
C.
Doma vaquera is a Spanish riding method used for cattle herding.
D.
Mexican vaqueros followed the Spanish riding method.

How can we learn about ancient migration?
1. by reading written records
2. by asking people why they did it
3. by following the path of languages
4. by finding what food people ate​

what insights / concepts have you learned from the activity?​

The first farmers settled near what physical feature because it provided fertile farmland?

How is the Canadian government different from the U.S. government?

A. In Canada, the head of government is not elected directly by the people.
B. In Canada, the legislative branch is elected by the people.
C. In Canada, there are not separate branches of government.
D. In Canada, the legislative body passes laws.