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1. How did early man explain the world around them? (Site 1)

2. Early man told stories to explain the world around him. What were those stories like? (Site 1)

Answer:

The early man explained the world around him most frequently with gods and goddesses. When we study the Native Americans, we always hear about sun gods ext. ext. They weren't the most advanced civilization, and didn't have access to some of the equipment than let's say the Europeans, so this was their way of explaining how the word worked.

answer 2

I think that these stories were just myths and that they were passed down from generation to generation.

Answer: the the first one: Early man explained the world around them by inventing stories.

the second one: Early man told stories to explain the world around him. They were passed down from one generation to another, and were changed time from time or embellished. Those stories were imaginative and fanciful.            

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Which disadvantage do the owners of a partnership have?


They must publicly disclose all financial records to stock owners.


They require a corporate charter.


Their personal property can be used to pay debts.


They must answer to their shareholders.

HURRY PLZ What era in Texas history is represented by the map and why is that era significant? Describe what the map shows, and discuss why it is significant in 1-3 sentences. Use social studies terminology from the word bank to help you.

Which of these leaders lived through all of 1945?
a) Benito Mussolini
b) Adolf Hitler
c) Joseph Stalin
d) Franklin D. Roosevelt

“I was not yet fourteen years of age. . . . The boys were employed in waiting on the officers, but in time of action a boy was quartered [assigned] to each gun to carry cartridges.” —From Andrew Sherburne’s Experiences on a Privateer During the Revolutionary War

What dangers do you think Andrew Sherburne faced while on a privateer?

Select the correct locations on the map.
By 500 BC, many city-states of Greece had colonized areas in the Mediterranean region. On the map, select the territories that Greek city-states colonized along the Mediterranean Sea.

PLZ HURY History is more important for individuals than it is for groups.Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Are there any questions about the Bible that anyone has? I will answer any questions (as best as I can) about the Bible.

When did the United States get Puerto Rico?

after the Civil War
after the Spanish-America War
after the 100 Year War
after the War of 1812

PLS HURRY How does this artwork show Greek ideals about art?
It shows how the Greeks loved sports more than art.
It shows how the Greeks sculpted with many details.
It shows how the Greeks made more statues of men than women.
It shows how the Greeks worked with materials that did not last a long time.

The center for missionary activity changed from:
A.Damascus to Caesarea
B.Tarsus to Jerusalem
C.Antioch to Jerusalem
D.Jerusalem to Antioch

Machiavelli declared that to hold on to power, a prince must act as circumstances required. A famous saying that expresses his ideas is ____________________

Why was Rome forced to make peace with Macedonia during the First Macedonian War?


A
Rome's army was busy fighting against Hannibal and could not battle Philip V.

B
The Roman army needed a fresh supply of weapons and soldiers.

C
Rome's army was busy fighting against Philip V and could not battle Hannibal.

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The creation of a "National Bank" was an example of what?

Suppose you find a Web site called Today’s Pirates, and it has these links listed on its home page.

Today’s Pirates
Who They Are
Where They Are
What They Do
How They Live

Which link would probably go to a map showing the most dangerous routes for ships traveling on their own?
Where They Are
What They Do
Who They Are
How They Live

Where does this scripture come from?

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Now that you have learned why the colonists declared independence and read their grievances, you can understand why it was so important to break from Britain. But can you imagine if the Declaration of Independence was never written? Imagine if the colonists’ grievances against Britain were still around today. What would life be like without jury trials or being able to elect government officials? Can you imagine having a standing army in your neighborhood?

Your task is to write a fictional newspaper story assuming that the Declaration of Independence was never written. Assume that the United States does not exist, as it is still a British colony. Imagine that the same issues that the colonists experienced in the late 1700s are still happening today! Your assignment is to choose two of the grievances to incorporate into a story as if they were still occurring. Your story should show the impact that this has on the citizens today. Be creative!

Step One: Select two of the grievances from the list below.
- No trials by jury
- Not able to trade freely
- Unfair taxes
- Quartering troops in your home
- Not able to vote for government leaders
- Standing armies in your neighborhood
- Judges’ salaries and jobs at the will of the king

Step Two: Write a fictional newspaper story about how two of these events occurred today.
- Include a title for your story.
- Write at least one paragraph for each grievance you chose in Step One. You should - --- have at least two paragraphs, one for each grievance, when you are finished.
- Pretend that the Declaration of Independence never occurred and that these are still problems in society today.

Which is guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment?

A.) A person will have a speedy trial.
B.) A person can refuse to testify against himsef or herself.
C.) A person cannot be forced to testify against his or her spouse.
D.) A person has the right to a trial by jury.

Match the inventors with their inventions. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!

1. cotton gin
Ford
2. sewing machine
Howe
3. airplane
Drake
4. steam-driven locomotive
Field
5. spinning jenny
McCormick
6. Model T®
Hargreaves
7. transatlantic cable
Whitney
8. telegraph
Edison
9. steam engine
Cooper
10. light bulb
Watt
11. Clermont
Wright
12. reaping machine
Morse
13. steel plow
Oliver
14. oil well
Fulton
15. telephone
Bell

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What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine? Did the Monroe Doctrine impact the United States involvement in the affairs of other parts of the world?

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Public archaeologists sometimes excavate sites that reveal the lives of ordinary people. How might learning about the lives of ordinary people affect our understanding of Canadian history?

Who was the son of a white master and a slave that went on to found the Atlanta Life Insurance Company, one of the most
successful black-owned insurance businesses in the nation?
A)
Alonzo Herndon
B)
WEB DuBois
Maynard Jackson
D
Martin Luther King. In

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Read the following excerpt
What is the significance of Julius Caesar’s statement as he prepares to lead his army across the Rubicon River?
A. His vision of crossing the Rubicon river meant that the army should return to Rome
B. His decision to disobey the Senate and start a Civil War could not be reversed
C. His intention to capture all of Italy might cause him to feel the wrath of the gods
D. His leader ship was questioned by the Senate but supported by the people of Rome

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Please answer the question with the excerpt from the article.
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How did James contribute to the spread of Protestantism?

o He ordered a new translation of the Bible
o He united all Protestant denominations into one church
o He had the Bible translated into many different languages
o He encouraged people of other religions to become Protestants.

What was the major difference between the Baker v. Carr and Gray v. Sanders court cases?
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One was in the north and one was in the south.
One was a state case and the other a Supreme Court case.
The idea of one vote per person.
One was about voting and the other about segregation.

Zhang Heng's philosophy.
I need to write about Zhang Heng's philosophy, but all I can find is about how he was an inventor and mathematician, and this essay is due Monday, March 8th. I'm not asking anyone to write my essay for me, but if someone could try and help me find some facts about his philosophy, that would be amazing. Thanks. =)

If the county unit system was already a practice, why was a law passed to enact the practice?

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It would protect the system from challenges.

It would make it a certified law.

It would guarantee control to the rural areas.

all of the above