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A 32 year old primary school teacher

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Several people just watched their Jewish neighbors/friends/etc be persecuted, they were considered bystanders since they did not say, nor do anything to stop said persecution. So, ultimately, they were just as bad as the persecutors.

Answer: An aviation corporation bribes a senator to demand increased funding for the air force.

Explanation: I know this answer doesn't show up as one of the options, but is also an alternative answer regarding to this question.

The best illustration of the statement is -: A missile manufacturer lobbies Congress to build support for continuing the arms race. Thus option (B) is correct.

Dwight D. Eisenhower was the military officer in the america and after that he served the nation by becoming the president of the United States.

The phrase "military-industrial complex" refers to the interaction between the military and defense sectors of any nation involved in the production of goods for the armed forces.

A missile manufacturer lobbies Congress to build support for continuing the arms race. Thus option (B) is correct.

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In contrast, the leaders of the Civil Rights Movement chose the tactic of nonviolence as a tool to dismantle institutionalized racial segregation, discrimination, and inequality. Indeed, they followed Martin Luther King Jr.'s guiding principles of nonviolence and passive resistance.

Many Civil Rights protesters took non-violent training in order to be able to stay still and not show reactions when things were happening to them.

Non-violent protests became very popular with the rise of Martin Luther King Jr. He was for non-violent protesting and as you may know, wanted equality for black people and wanted blacks and whites to live together peacefully in society. On the contrary, Malcolm X believed the opposite of Martin Luther King Jr. and believed that non-violent protesting and activism did not work.

Many black people during this time would participate in sit-ins. This is where people sat at segregated lunch counters and waited to be served. Sit-ins are known to be very effective and are one of the most effective non-violent protests. These sit-ins did cause a lot of people to need non-violent training beforehand though, as it is hard not to react when you are being mocked or even attacked.

Non-violent training consisted of people blowing smoke in people's faces, pouring things on their heads, mocking them, and even slapping them around. Many black, and even white people in some cases, did non-violent training in order to prepare themselves for what was to come during these sit-ins or other protests.

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the legislative branch

this is because congress is apart of that branch which consists of both the house of reps and the Senate

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Plautilla's painting was unique for several reasons:

1. In the period when she produced this painting, the Painting Industry was dominated by male artists

2. she was a self-taught artist. So there is a strong urge to make comparisons between the work of a self-taught artist and those of others who learned the trade by apprenticing under great artists

3. speaking about the last supper painting, it was noted that her painting differed significantly from those painted by male artists in the following ways:

Some commentators have also mentioned that her painting elicits much interest given that she must have taken so much pain first to master her craft second to endure the difficulty of creating it whilst maintaining conformity with the norms/disciplines of the nunnery, especially in matters relating to vestment.

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B. These western leaders believed that Stalin had another agenda to fulfill and was just using the war to fulfill this agenda.

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It is in fact B, I took the test

Answer:What was Edward Morel's main idea? According to the primary source " The Black Man's Burden" Edward Morel states " Thus the African is really helpless against pts

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Carl Mosk, University of Victoria

Japan achieved sustained growth in per capita income between the 1880s and 1970 through industrialization. Moving along an income growth trajectory through expansion of manufacturing is hardly unique. Indeed Western Europe, Canada, Australia and the United States all attained high levels of income per capita by shifting from agrarian-based production to manufacturing and technologically sophisticated service sector activity.

Still, there are four distinctive features of Japan’s development through industrialization that merit discussion:

The proto-industrial base

Japan’s agricultural productivity was high enough to sustain substantial craft (proto-industrial) production in both rural and urban areas of the country prior to industrialization.

Investment-led growth

Domestic investment in industry and infrastructure was the driving force behind growth in Japanese output. Both private and public sectors invested in infrastructure, national and local governments serving as coordinating agents for infrastructure build-up.

Investment in manufacturing capacity was largely left to the private sector.

Rising domestic savings made increasing capital accumulation possible.

Japanese growth was investment-led, not export-led.

Total factor productivity growth — achieving more output per unit of input — was rapid.

On the supply side, total factor productivity growth was extremely important. Scale economies — the reduction in per unit costs due to increased levels of output — contributed to total factor productivity growth. Scale economies existed due to geographic concentration, to growth of the national economy, and to growth in the output of individual companies. In addition, companies moved down the “learning curve,” reducing unit costs as their cumulative output rose and demand for their product soared.

The social capacity for importing and adapting foreign technology improved and this contributed to total factor productivity growth:

At the household level, investing in education of children improved social capability.

At the firm level, creating internalized labor markets that bound firms to workers and workers to firms, thereby giving workers a strong incentive to flexibly adapt to new technology, improved social capability.

At the government level, industrial policy that reduced the cost to private firms of securing foreign technology enhanced social capacity.

Shifting out of low-productivity agriculture into high productivity manufacturing, mining, and construction contributed to total factor productivity growth

“All men are created equal.” Comparing the American Revolution and the Haitian Revolution based on this statement alone can seem tough at first glance, because the Declaration of Independence insists that “all men are created equal.” However, the Haitian revolution is known as the most successful slave revolt in history, so which one made a more fair and equal state? Regarding race, class, and gender, which new land was more fair overall?

Starting with the American Revolution, it didn’t start due to inequality. In fact, inequality was scarcely a goal of the revolution. The goal was to secede from Europe and become their own nation, the U.S.A. They revolted due to taxation without representation, and a few years after succeeding, drafted the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration officially recognized the United States as an independent nation, and in it, the line “all men are created equal.” However, for many years to come, women and people of color were treated as inferior and legally had less rights than white males. Not until 1865 was slavery abolished, and not until 1919 were women given equal treatment in America.

In Haiti, or at the time, Saint-Domingue, there existed a class system that ranked from top to bottom of: French plantation owner, Affranchis, and then slave. This system continued on until the slaves and Affranchis heard of the successful revolution in America and revolutions in progress in other French colonies. Enlightenment ideals were also spread to Saint-Domingue, and after a law to grant Affranchis citizenship was vetoed, the Affranchis and the slaves banded together and revolted. A major contributor to this revolution was Toussaint Louverture, who acted very well as a leader for the revolution. With his army of Affranchis and slaves, they drove out the French, and the attacking British and Spanish.

Toussaint now ruled over Haiti, and created a free, multi-racial, constitutional society. French forces did not take lightly to this, and attacked even harder. Toussaint was captured, but the revolutionaries managed to drive out the French once again. Tousaint died, and Haiti remained free. With slavery abolished in Haiti, many white plantation owners fled Haiti, while some stayed. While I wish I could say that Haiti became a free land with equal rights, Haitian ruler Jean-Jacques Dessalines ordered the killings of thousands of white inhabitants, which didn’t end the inequality, it just turned it on it’s head. After the whites were gone, the slaves turned their anger to the Affranchis. Soon there were almost no one but slaves in a free land amidst destroyed crops and property.

Comparing and contrasting them, I think it’s safe to say that the American Revolution resulted in a more fair and equal state. While the Haitian revolution succeeded in freeing many slaves, it collapsed on itself and ended up becoming unequal once more. America took a century or so to grant equality to slaves, and a while longer for women, but it did eventually come. So in conclusion, the American Revolution resulted in a more fair and free state.

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A

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The foundation of our American Government, its purpose, form and structure are found in the Constitution of the United States. ... No person or government is exempt from following it. The Constitution establishes a federal democratic republic form of government.

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Life has been treating me the way it is supposed too! Throwing me the moments of both joy and sorrow. It's pretty much the same with almost everybody has the same thing.

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Ultimately, Japanese imperialism was encouraged by industrialization which pressured for oversea expansion and the opening of foreign markets, as well as by domestic politics and international prestige.

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C

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It allowed them to control all trade in the region

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A

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northern africa is surronded by desert, Thus making it hard for people to be able to get across, which makes a the correct choice.

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Isrāfīl, in Islam, the archangel who will blow the trumpet from the holy rock in Jerusalem (see Dome of the Rock) to announce the Day of Resurrection. The trumpet is constantly poised at his lips, ready to be blown when God so orders.

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True.

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The New Jersey Plan suggested only one house of congress. True ... The Constitution allows laws to be made for subjects that did not exist in 1787. True.

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The Compromise of 1850 resolved the issue of slavery in Utah and New Mexico through popular sovereignty.

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The Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery and involuntary servitude and empowered Congress to enforce the prohibition against their existence. It altered laws that did not expressly turn on slave status, because courts took a different view of African- Americans after abolition.

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Answer: The brutality of his muder and the fact that his killers were acquitted drew attention to the long history of violent persecution of African Americans in the United States. Till posthumously became an icon of the civil rights movement.

The media had a significant impact on how the public perceived the Emmett Till case. The murder of Emmett Till drew widespread attention in newspapers, magazines, and on television, highlighting the brutality of racism in the United States.

Emmett Till was a 14-year-old African-American boy who was brutally murdered in August 1955 in Money, Mississippi.0

Till was on his way home from Chicago when he allegedly whistled at a white woman named Carolyn Bryant in a grocery store.

The media coverage helped to spread Till's story, which fueled the civil rights movement.

It is possible that if the funeral and trial were not covered by the media, Till's story would have gone unnoticed outside of his immediate community.

It is also possible that the murderers would not have been brought to justice if the media had not been involved.

Thus, Till's murder, as well as the subsequent trial and acquittal of his assailants, galvanized support for the civil rights movement and aided in the passage of civil rights legislation in the years that followed.

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I think it's B. Social Media

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Both contain a bill of rights that protects civil liberties from government infringement… ... In the U.S. Constitution the states are subordinate to the federal government, and in the Texas Constitution the counties are subordinate to the state government.

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A:tax cuts for low-income Americans and expansion of social welfare programs

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The Regan Revolution or Reaganomics, was based on reducing government spending, cut taxes on the second and third class so that spending on other goods would increase and increase social welfare programs, like social security and other thing!

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William Childs Westmoreland was a United States Army general, most notably commander of United States forces during the Vietnam War from 1964 to 1968. He served as Chief of Staff of the United States Army from 1968 to 1972.

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