How was the Battle of Lexington in
British perspective

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Rebel leaders knowing they did not have anything like a consensus amongst the colonists for them to seize control, started organising gangs of thugs to intimidate isolated government officials and royalists, particularly in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

How many groups are in the more periodic table​

If a country suffers from several major issues, what do you think people will choose to do?

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In a government, the executive and legislative are one, while the legislator choses the
who will lead the state. *
(10 Points)
O Presidential; prime minister
Presidential; president
Parliamentary, prime minister
Parliamentary, president

During the Red Scare, what were Americans afraid communists would do? Select three options.

Researcher Smith conducts a study and is NOT able to reject the null hypothesis. We would interpret this as meaning that any observed mean group difference was probably due to

What did the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry recommend? A. 80,000 Jewish refugees should be allowed entry into the United States B. 100,000 Jewish refugees should be allowed entry into Palestine C. 20,000 Jewish refugees should be allowed entry into Canada D. No Jewish refugees should be allowed entry into Palestine

Question Electoral votes, out of 538, allocated to each state and the Didtrict of Columbia for presidential elections held in 2012, 2016, and 2020, based on congressional representation, which depends on population data from the 2020 Census. O True False​

List some ways that the government can act in a socially responsible way to support human rights and social justice. Will mark brainliest for the correct and first answer! thank you!

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Briefly discuss the following events that took place during Jackson's Presidency:

Which choice BEST describes what the
underlined metaphor on page 4 suggests
about speed reading?

1. A person who speed reads may imagine
things that are
not really in the text.

2. Speed reading is a good way to quickly understand a simple text.

3. Speed reading prevents people from fully appreciating a written work.

4. A person who reads looks at only a small portion of the words.

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Speed
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Reading may allow
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someone to see the
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water's surface but not all
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the wondrous.
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things that lie beneath.
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duction of plastic bottles into the market, stores sold glass bottles filled with soda or water. These glss bottles were washed and refilled at bottling plants. As plastic bottles became popular, glass bottling plants closed. People working at the plants lost their jobs. As the glass bottle industry shrank, the plastic bottle industry grew. However, plastic bottles were not reusable and did not require regional bottle plants. As a result, plastic bottle factories were centralized. Companies produced plastic bottles wherever land and labor were cheapest and shipped their products all over the nation. By the late 1980s, plastic bottles had replaced glass bottles in most stores. What is the overall structure of this text? A. Cause and effect B.Chronological order C.Compare and contrast D. Problem and solution

What purpose do the quotes by scholar Alan Schom serve in the section entitled “Napoleon’s Legacy”?
A. Schom’s scholarly portrayal of Napoleon is not a positive one, and therefore including his ideas furthers the central idea of Napoleon’s infamous, controversial legacy.
B. The inclusion of Schom undermines the rest of the text, which upholds Napoleon as an important figure in world history; Schom disagrees with this idea.
C. Schom’s research proves Napoleon was not as highly regarded by his peers as we conceive of him today, thus furthering the central idea of awareness of biased legacies.
D. Schom argues that Russia was not Napoleon’s greatest blunder, but his general treatment of his soldiers—this is the worst part of his legacy.