In the 1800s, many African Americans underwent religious conversions at traditional Catholic church services. Shaker utopian communities. abolitionist meetings and speeches. Methodist and Baptist revivals.

Answer:

Methodist and Baptist revivals.

Explanation:

In the 1800s, many African Americans underwent religious conversion at Methodist and Baptist revivals. The main reason why they decided to do that is because these churches were advocated in the abolishing of slavery of African Americans and they considered them as that ally against slavery.

Answer:

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Which statement about the two stories in The People Could Fly is true?

A. The nonfictional text focuses on the feelings of many people, whereas the fictional text focuses on only one person.

B. The nonfictional text describes the real dangers of escaping from slavery, whereas the fictional text uses fantasy.

C. The nonfictional text describes imaginary people and events, whereas the fictional text uses accurate historical details.

D. The nonfictional text shows how easy it was to escape slavery, whereas the fictional text shows that it was difficult.

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Why does the United States honor fallen soldiers?
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so Americans have place to picnic

they represent all of the soldiers lost during battle whether know or unknown

so the American people can see the cemetery

because we don't know who they are

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what is the meaning of these names Ayorkor and Ayeley​

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Read the excerpt from “The Telephone: A Truer Tale.” The year was 1849, and Antonio Meucci, a man trained in engineering, was experimenting with electricity. He and a doctor were trying to determine if electric shock could be used to cure illnesses. One day, when he turned on the switches to treat a patient in another room, he heard the patient yelp. However, the voice had not come from the next room—it had come from the copper wire that ran between them! Following that fateful day, Meucci left his medical experiments behind. Instead, he set a goal to develop that talking wire into a machine he called a “talking telegraph.” After six years of trials and tests, he was able to build a working model. Meucci found it to be a useful device almost immediately. Based on the sequence of events in the excerpt, which sentence best states a cause-and-effect relationship?




A.Because Antonio Meucci was a trained engineer, he was able to invent a “talking telegraph.”

B.Because electricity was used to cure sickness, Antonio Meucci invented the “talking telegraph.”

C.Because the device was so useful, Antonio Meucci invented the “talking telegraph.”

D Because he heard a patient’s yelp through a copper wire, Antonio Meucci invented the “talking telegraph.”

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What are some interesting background notes about the passage “A vindication of the rights of women”

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What does the author mean by the lines "having us inside her house was probably akin to having
the circus make a personal visit" ?
The narrator felt embarrassed about asking the strangers for help.
The narrator felt that the strangers were bemused by their inability to speak English.
The narrator believed that she and her mother looked comical to the strangers.
The narrator was frustrated about having to ask for help from strangers.
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How did Ponyboy get a concussion?

A. From the Doc kicking him.
B. From fainting
C. From the church fire
D. From Darry hitting him

By the end of Act 1, the girls dancing in the woods (and
dabbling in other things they should not have been doing)
turned into a litany of people being charged with witchcraft.
Who, in your opinion, is most responsible? You may pick up
to two people, but you must explain, using both quotations
and actions from the act. Whom do you blame for the
hysteria that occurs, and why do you blame him/her/them?
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In order to officially represent a political party, what or whom must a candidate be nominated by?

Think of a school trip that you have been on. Choose three aspects of the trip and
consider their positive points, negative points and what changes you would
recommend. Then write your report. Make sure you give the purpose of the report in
the introduction and conclude by saying how successful you think the trip was overall.
Write a report to your teacher.
The above comments may give you some idea and you can also use some ideas of your
own.
Your report should be between 150 – 200 words long.
You will receive up to 8 marks for the content of your report and up to 8 marks for the
language used.

Valeria finished reading Number the Stars, a fictional text Which reading strategies would be best for Valeria to
about a Jewish family escaping from Denmark during use to gain a better understanding of the informational
World War II. After she finished the historical fiction text, text? Select two.
she wanted to learn more. She then read an
informational text about how people in Denmark helped predicting
thousands of Jews escape to avoid being sent to
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It was July, and Todd wanted to hang out with his friends. Yet, on Friday, Todd and his family were flying to Tokyo, Japan. They would visit his grandmother, Obaasan. She liked being called by the Japanese word for grandmother. Obaasan promised to show them around Tokyo, but Todd really did not want to leave San Francisco.



First of all, they had to sit through an 11-hour flight to Tokyo. Todd’s mother was petite, so she didn’t suffer from the small amount of space each passenger had, but his father was soon complaining about leg cramps. This trip was even worse than Todd had expected.



After a taxi ride, they were at Obaasan’s apartment in a modern building. She met them with a big hug. Obaasan had prepared a special meal for them. Todd liked the rice and grilled tuna, but he didn’t care for the cake of soybeans called tofu. He had never eaten pickled vegetables, but the taste was not bad.



That night, Todd was exhausted and slept well. The next morning, Obaasan took them to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, the tallest building in the city. The observatory decks at the top are the best place to view all of Tokyo. It was a clear morning, so they could see Mount Fuji. It was the tallest mountain in Japan and a kind of volcano. Todd had never seen such a view! Maybe this trip would not be boring after all.



In the distance there is a volcano with a tree in the front of it.

Afterwards, they ate at a restaurant in the building. Everyone ordered sushi, a small, tasty food and a delicacy. Some pieces were rice rolled with fish and others were rice rolled with vegetables. The sushi in San Francisco was not nearly as good.



The next day, Obaasan took everyone to Sunshine City, a city within the city. It had shops, restaurants, and an indoor theme park with games and rides. While Obaasan and Mom went shopping, Dad and Todd visited the theme park where Todd played video games.



Everything was turning out to be more interesting than Todd expected, but his best time was at a bunraku, or puppet theater. The puppets were as big as people and seemed to be alive. Because the puppets were so large, everything they said and did seemed exaggerated. Todd loved the colorful costumes and sets.



When it was time to return to America, Todd did not want to leave. It had been the best two weeks of his life! He asked Obaasan if he could come back next summer, and she said, “I would love that.”

This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.



Part A:
Which statement best summarizes the theme of the text?

A.
Tokyo is the best city in the world.

B.
It is a long way from San Francisco to Tokyo.

C.
Sometimes we have to try something new to enjoy it.

D.
Many things in Japan are different from what an American is used to.

Part B:
Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in part A?

A.
“It was July, and Todd wanted to hang out with his friends.”

B.
“He had never eaten pickled vegetables, but the taste was not bad.”

C.
“Due to being awake during the protracted flight, Todd was exhausted and slept well.”

D.
“The sushi in San Francisco was not nearly as good.”

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How do these details support the idea that the family wants to keep their home?

A. They show that the family regrets that others will enjoy these things instead of them.

B. They create a gloomy atmosphere that expresses the family's sadness.

C. They give the impression that the garden is too lovely for anyone to own.

D. They warn that other people have tried unsuccessfully to purchase the home.​

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“Khalil may have lost his life, but I lost something too…” (165). What did Starr lose?

How does June Star and Westley feel about their grandmother?
a.
They appreciate her greatly and show it.

b.
June loves her but Westley does not.

c.
June is mean to her but Westley loves her.

d.
Neither of them appreciates her and they treat her poorly.