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The correct answer is A) Lowcountry.

Like most of the powerful men of the colonial period, the four South Carolina signers of the Declaration of Independence were from the Lowcountry region in South Carolina.

These were prominent Americans in the South, that supported the ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness established by the drafters of the Declaration of Independence. They agreed with Tomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, Robert Livingston, and Jhon Adams, who were the group of five founding fathers that were chosen to draft the Declaration of Independence that was finally promulgated on July 4, 1776.

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CORRECT ANSWER IS Germany was broken into many new countries .

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Last option is not correct as Germany was not broken into new countries. Though Germany lost certain territories, including Alsace Lorraine, most of the country remained a part of the newly established Weimar Republic.

First option is not correct as European countries were economically devastated. Billions of dollars were spent.

Second option is also not correct as this was the bloodiest war the world has ever seen until then.

Third option is not correct as some countries were totally destroyed.

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Correct answer is Pan Africanism .

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Imperialism is not correct as imperialism was a period when European countries colonized and abused the African continent, taking their resources.

Pan Africanism  is a movement that started spreading as result of fight against slavery, racism, but also imperialism and colonialism.

Independence is a goal that every country has, and therefore isn't connected with unity of certain group, religious, racial or any other.

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However, time has shown that harshly punishing youth by trying them in the adult system has failed as an effective deterrent. Several large-scale studies have found higher recidivism rates among juveniles tried and sentenced in adult court than among youth charged with similar offenses in juvenile court.

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The Answer is B

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The most direct method of political participation is engaging in civil disobedience. Thus,  Option D is the correct statement.

Civil disobedience is the active, professed refusal of a citizen to obey a government's laws, demands, orders, or commands.

Civil disobedience is both a political tactic and the foundation of social change movements.

Thus, The most direct method of political participation is engaging in civil disobedience. Option D is the correct statement.

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d - Engaging in civil disobedience

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the sun,wind,water, and geothermal

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all of these are sources where we got our energy additionally they are all renewable as( solar panels, wind turbines, dam or hydroelectric, geothermal plants)

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A

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This is the correct answer because I did the research about great law of peace and I know that the authority of government is ultimately in the hands of the people.

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Claudette Colvin is a civil rights activist who, before Rosa Parks, refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger. She was arrested and became one of four plaintiffs in Browder v. Gayle, which ruled that Montgomery's segregated bus system was unconstitutional. Colvin later moved to New York City and worked as a nurse's aide. She retired in 2004.

Early Life

Colvin was born on September 5, 1939, in Montgomery, Alabama. Growing up in one of Montgomery's poorer neighborhoods, Colvin studied hard in school. She earned mostly As in her classes and aspired to become president one day.  

On March 2, 1955, Colvin was riding home on a city bus after school when a bus driver told her to give up her seat to a white passenger. She refused, saying, "It's my constitutional right to sit here as much as that lady. I paid my fare, it's my constitutional right." Colvin felt compelled to stand her ground. "I felt like Sojourner Truth was pushing down on one shoulder and Harriet Tubman was pushing down on the other—saying, 'Sit down girl!' I was glued to my seat," she later told Newsweek.

Arrested for Violating Segregation Laws

After her refusal to give up her seat, Colvin was arrested on several charges, including violating the city's segregation laws. For several hours, she sat in jail, completely terrified. "I was really afraid, because you just didn't know what white people might do at that time," Colvin later said. After her minister paid her bail, she went home where she and her family stayed up all night out of concern for possible retaliation.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People briefly considered using Colvin's case to challenge the segregation laws, but they decided against it because of her age. She also had become pregnant and they thought an unwed mother would attract too much negative attention in a public legal battle. Her son, Raymond, was born in March 1956.

In court, Colvin opposed the segregation law by declaring herself not guilty. The court, however, ruled against her and put her on probation. Despite the light sentence, Colvin could not escape the court of public opinion. The once-quiet student was branded a troublemaker by some, and she had to drop out of college. Her reputation also made it impossible for her to find a job.

Plaintiff in 'Browder v. Gayle'

Despite her personal challenges, Colvin became one of the four plaintiffs in the Browder v. Gayle case, along with Aurelia S. Browder, Susie McDonald and Mary Louise Smith (Jeanatta Reese, who was initially named a plaintiff in the case, withdrew early on due to outside pressure). The decision in the 1956 case, which had been filed by Fred Gray and Charles D. Langford on behalf of the aforementioned African American women, ruled that Montgomery's segregated bus system was unconstitutional.

Two years later, Colvin moved to New York City, where she had her second son, Randy, and worked as a nurse's aide at a Manhattan nursing home. She retired in 2004.

Legacy and 'Claudette Colvin Goes to Work'

Much of the writing on civil rights history in Montgomery has focused on the arrest of Parks, another woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus, nine months after Colvin. While Parks has been heralded as a civil rights heroine, Colvin's story has received little notice. Some have tried to change that. Rita Dove penned the poem "Claudette Colvin Goes to Work," which later became a song. Phillip Hoose also wrote about her in the young adult biography Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice.

While her role in the fight to end segregation in Montgomery may not be widely recognized, Colvin helped advance civil rights efforts in the city. "Claudette gave all of us moral courage. If she had not done what she did, I am not sure that we would have been able to mount the support for Mrs. Parks," her former attorney, Fred Gray, told Newsweek.

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3. Poaching

4. Wadis

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3. From 1978-1994, the sturgeon of the Caspian Sea has decreased from 142 million in number to 43.5 million, a 70% decline. Over-fishing for years is a major cause of this decline, exacerbated by the breakup of Russia leading to the poor management of the Caspian fisheries. ... Yes, the sturgeons plight is a serious one.

4. Wadis have braided stream patterns because of the deficiency of water and the abundance of sediments. Water percolates down into the stream bed, causing an abrupt loss of energy and resulting in vast deposition. Wadis may develop dams of sediment that change the stream patterns in the next flash flood.

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They decided to leave Alba Longa and were searching for a new place to settle and to create their own city. In that process they had certain disagreements, which led at the end to the death of Remus and foundation of the city of Rome.

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Brothers could not agree where the city should be built. During the quarrel Romulus killed Remus. From this period on Romulus reigned as the first king of Rome.

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The answer is B. Goods and services are produced and distributed.

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The 15th Amendment states that people’s rights cannot be taken away from them because of their race, gender, etc. The practices that occurred in 1870 all prevented blacks to vote, which violates the principles of the 15th Amendment for that the 15th Amendment allows equality for all.

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D. Incas

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The effects of not having good governance:

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Answer: Implied powers are not in the Constitution but allow Congress to have the ability to do whatever is necessary.

Answer: I think it would be C. more educated, older in age.

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Charles Goodnight

Its beginning may be traced back to the summer and fall of 1876, when Charles Goodnight drove 1,600 longhorn cattle from Pueblo, Colorado, to the Palo Duro Canyon, where he established his "Home Ranch" near the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River in southwestern Armstrong Cou