Study the map of Soviet missile capabilities.

A map of Soviet Missile Capabilities in Cuba in 1962. The United States and Cuba are labeled. There are three rings on the map that circle the U S and Cuba. The outside ring is labeled 2,200 nautical miles. The middle ring is labeled 1,020 nautical miles. The inner ring is labeled 630 nautical miles.

Based on the map, why was the United States so worried about the USSR being involved with Cuba?

Many countries were in range of missiles from Cuba.
Missiles from Cuba could strike many parts of the US.
The USSR had not been involved in this part of the world before.
The USSR’s missiles could travel only a short distance before crashing.

Answer:

Missiles from cuba could strike many parts of the US

Explanation:

Cuba isn't far from the US state florida

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explain how the 13 , 14 , and 15 amendments
affected african Americans socially?
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Question 25
Why did Tom Watson and the Populists MOST criticize Henry Grady?

Why is this an example of Yellow journalism

Which of the following was Not an effect of the Embargo Act of 1807?
a
It led to a peace treaty between the United States, Britain, and France.
B More Americans began to favor going to war with Britain.
C It negatively impacted Thomas Jefferson's second term as president.
D America's economy, especially in the Northeast, greatly suffered.

What was the long-term effect of the northwest ordinance of 1787?

Which of the following BEST describes the impact of the Sibley Commission?

A.
The commission was filled with de-segregationists who sought to integrate Georgia’s schools as quickly as possible

B.
The commission confirmed that citizens would support the immediate integration of all public schools and universities.

C.
The commission slowed integration by recommending that each county school system decide for themselves whether to integrate or not.

D.
The commission confirmed the Governor’s belief that most school systems were ready to integrate immediately.

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5. How could settlers claim land, according
to the 1862 Homestead Act

Which best describes why the north advocated for high protective tariffs in the first half of the 19th century?

What were three of the major things that lead to the Civil War? (use complete sentences and explain each one)

Who's sad? If you are sad say I

What is the Continental Plan? What was Napoleon hoping to achieve?

What major city is Spindletop closest to?
Dallas
Austin
Houston
El Paso

Which is a power delegated to the national government?

A .collecting sales taxes
B. conducting elections
C. establishing courts
D.coining money​

Which technology was NOT used during WWI?
1.Chemical warfare
2.Atomic weapons
3.Machine guns
4.Tanks

Why did many states feel that the Alien and Sedition Acts were unconstitutional?
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They believed the acts violated the Second Amendment by making it illegal for Republicans to own guns.
No state believed that the acts were unconstitutional.
They believed the acts violated the separation of powers and checks and balances in the Constitution
They believed the acts violated the First Amendment rights to freedom of speech and the press,
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Which of the following statements explains the impact of European competition for
colonies during the Age of Exploration?
merican Indian populations

The movable type printing press was invented by

A. Koenig.

B. Wagner.

C. Bach.

D. Gutenberg.

How did the Council of Trent react to the ideas of reformers?​

Why do you think the son of a slave owner, educated in England, would support the Colonist cause and work toward freeing enslaved workers?​

Which of the following is the main goal of United States foreign policy?

A) appointing ambassadors
B) giving aid to other countries
C) keeping the country safe
D) maintaining a clean environment

During World War I, many strange weapons and contraptions were developed and used in the First World War. Many of the weapons were developed in order to deal with a specific problem that both the Allies and Central Powers were dealing with. Below is one such weapon.

1) What do you think this was?

2) What do you think it was used for or its purpose?

3) Do you think this was a good or bad invention for WWI? Explain why or why not.

4) If you invented this, what would you call or name it? Why?

How would the crustal features shown in the diagram above differ if the plates were both composed of continental crust?

What the Civil Right Act of 1964 changed.​

WRITING TASK: 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.

· Infants with low birth weight: Kenya 10%, Sudan 31% · Infants immunized against Measles: Kenya 90%, Sudan 79% · Infants immunized against Tuberculosis: Kenya 95%, Sudan 83% -- UNICEF, United Nations Population Division and United Nations Statistics Division. What conclusion can be drawn about health care in these two African nations? A) Both nations place more focus on education and defense spending than health care. B) Kenya's government has been more successful in providing access to health care for its citizens. C) Sudan's government has been more successful in providing access to health care for its citizens. D) The government in Sudan is more politically and economically stable than the government in Kenya.

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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 did NOT integrate
O A. public recreational areas
O B. restaurants
O C. churches
O D. hotels
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was general blunt a confederate leader?

Locke was a philosophe who supported the idea(s) of:
A
Life, liberty, and property
B
Tolerance, reason, freedom of religion, and freedom of speech
C
Separation of powers
D
The only good government is one freely formed by the people.

Which of the following groups were NOT targeted by the Nazis or considered "inferior" races?
A. Aryans
B. Jews
C. Slavs
D. Jehovah's Witnesses