Answer:
What henry do you mean?
Explanation:
If you mean Henry Vlll
Henry VIII became King of England in 1509, aged 18. He was determined to be a great king, looked up to by everyone. He showed this in lots of ways: his grand portraits, his keenness for French wars and his behaviour towards his court and to other kings.
He also showed it in his control of every detail of his daily life. One measure of greatness at that time was the number of people that surrounded you, the more people, the more important you were. When Henry stayed at Hampton Court he was attended by nearly 1,000 people.
Controlling this number of people was quite a job and in 1526, while he was staying at another of his palaces, at Eltham, a strict and detailed set of rules was drawn up by his closest advisor Cardinal Thomas Wolsey. Here are some extracts from these rules.
How did the New Deal pave the way for civil rights? *
It gave the federal government additional ways to force state governments into
abolishing segregation.
It caused a collapse of the Southern tenant farming, the primary economic reason for
segregation
It redistributed wealth from the upper to the lower classes, increasing African
American economic power.
It alienated Southern conservatives while attracting African Americans, causing the
Democrats to oppose segregation.
Which Supreme Court case struck down the central logic of segregation?
Answer:
It gave the federal govt additional ways to force state govt into abolishing segregation
Explanation: I said so
The students in Kevin's gym class have the option of playing volleyball or dodgeball. There are 29 students in his class. Of those students, 16 signed up for volleyball and the rest signed up for dodgeball.
Let d represent the number of students who signed up for dodgeball. Which equation models the problem?
16+D= 29 OR D-16= 29
Solve this equation to find the number of students who signed up for dodgeball.
THIS IS MATH GIVING BRAINLY
PLZ
Answer:
D = 13, 13 people
Explanation:
Well we know that there are 29 students in total.
29
Then we know that 16 of them signed up for volleyball and the rest signed up for dodge ball
16+D
So the equation would be.
29 = 16 + D
Subtract 16 by both sides
13 = D
D = 13
Therefore, your answer would be 13 people signed up for dodgeball.
8) What is the focus of the third stanza?
A) The speaker envisions a fitting end for the ship.
B) The speaker drives away his memories of the ship.
C)
The speaker describes the ship's last battle.
D)
The speaker remembers the storm that destroyed the
ship
Answer:
The speaker remembers the storm that destroyed the ship
The focus of the third stanza is that The speaker remembers the storm that destroyed the ship. Option (d) is correct.
What do you mean by Memories?Memory is the ability to remember and bring back memories of facts, events, impressions, etc., or to recall or recognize past experiences.
In Holmes' opinion, the ship should be sunk in battle rather than being decommissioned because that would be a more fitting finish. He claims that it should be buried in the "mighty deep." In lines 21 through 24, Holmes presents an additional retirement option. At the very least, the ship should be let adrift if it is not to perish in battle. It is preferable to sacrifice it to the sea gods than to render it worthless and limit it to a life where it is unable to navigate the oceans.
Therefore, Option (d) is correct. The focus of the third stanza is that The speaker remembers the storm that destroyed the ship.
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What is soviet model ?
Answer:
The specific model of centralized economic planning.
Explanation:
What impact would the Great Migration
have on the cities that saw growth?
Please list one positive and one negative
Answer:
Effects of the Great Migration. African Americans had been leaving the South in profound quantities since the Emancipation Proclamation. However the numbers heading north increased dramatically during the onset of the twentieth century. In 1910, blacks in America lived in overwhelmingly rural areas, having not experienced life in a big city such as Chicago.
Explanation:
How did Hawaii changed after the Pearl Harbor attack?
It brought everyday Oahu life of the people, the tourism industry, and all industries of the island to a stop and changed Hawaii
I don't know what you mean. Be more specific.
Read the list below before answering the question that follows.
poll tax
literacy test
grandfather clause
What do the three items on the list have in common?
A. They all made it difficult or impossible for African American men to vote.
B. They all went into effect before the Civil War ended.
C. They were all put in place by the Freedmen’s Bureau.
D. They were all approved by the federal government.
The correct answer is A) They all made it difficult or impossible for African American men to vote.
The three items on the list have in common the following: "They all made it difficult or impossible for African American men to vote."
It is true that the poll tax, the literacy test, and the grandfather clause were created to limit African Americans the possibility to vote in elections.
At the end of the Civil War, Congress passed the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution that granted citizenship rights to former slaves and black people.
However, that could not be translated into the right o vote. The JimCrow laws and other southern legislation such as the Black codes limited the rights of African Americans.
People protested. marched, and discussed this issue. That's why Congress had to pass the 15th Amendment to the United States Constitution in 1870, which says that the right to vote for all citizens cannot be denied due to race, color, or social status.
Why did the re-public of the Texas have trouble joining the United States
A. because Southern congressmen who were for slavery did not want another free state
explain the problems that local governments encounter in promoting the public good and serving their constituents
With the ratification of the US Constitution in 1788, slavery became illegal in all states ?
True
False
Answer:
False
Explanation:
It was not until May 29, 1790, that the last state, Rhode Island, finally ratified the Constitution.
The states and the dates of ratification are listed here, in order of ratification:
Delaware: December 7, 1787
Pennsylvania: December 12, 1787
New Jersey: December 18, 1787
Georgia: January 2, 1788
Connecticut: January 9, 1788
Massachusetts: February 6, 1788
Maryland: April 28, 1788
South Carolina: May 23, 1788
New Hampshire: June 21, 1788
Virginia: June 25, 1788
New York: July 26, 1788
North Carolina: November 21, 1789
Rhode Island: May 29, 1790
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which was a new way to solve problems and
One result of the Scientific Revolution was the
conduct research
Answer:
it may be Enlightenment but im not sure
Explanation:
Answer:
scientific method
Explanation:
popular sovereignty
secession
Confederacy
Emancipation
disenfranchisement
Reconstruction
ratify
sectionalism
radical
Freedman’s Bureau
black codes
rebel
abolition
sharecropper
blockade
1. The United States government began allowing some of the new territories to decide if they would have slavery using a system of Reconstruction.
2. This occurred because of growing secession that divided the nation on the issue of slavery.
3. In the North, there were many people who supported _____________________________________ because they believed that slavery was immoral.
4. After the election of President Lincoln in 1860 the state of South Carolina started a wave of _____________________________________.
5. Soon the states that had seceded formed a nation known as the _____________________________________.
6. However, the United States did not see them as a separate nation but as _____________________________________ states that needed to be reunited with the North at all costs.
7. The Union Army devised a plan to _____________________________________ the southern coast before splitting it in half at the Mississippi River and then attacking the Confederate Capital.
8. Lincoln also attempted to restore order by threatening to end slavery if the Southern states did not surrender. When they refused he issued the _____________________________________ Proclamation to free the slaves in rebelling territory.
9. When the war finally ended a period of _____________________________________ began in the South.
10. Despite the different opinions on how to rebuild the South it was clear that each state would have to re-write and _____________________________________ new constitutions.
11. At this time Congress had many _____________________________________ Republicans that helped push the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments through to ensure equal rights and citizenship.
12. They also tried to help the former slaves by creating an organization known as the _____________________________________.
13. However, Reconstruction could not prevent racism from entering the southern law books in the form of _____________________________________.
14. Furthermore, many African Americans in the south felt economically trapped by the system of _____________________________________ that developed and left them financially tied to the land they worked.
15. The end of Reconstruction marked the end of slavery in the south but the beginning of Freedmans Bureau because African Americans felt they could not safely or simply exercise their freedoms.
Answer:
I am sorry but I dont know the answer for this Question. Sorry
How does imperialism benefit colonized people, according to Beveridge?
According to the beveridge the imperialism enefit the colonized people's , because it provides
civilized government of the backward countries.
What impression do you get of the soldiers' emotions and morale?
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
The impression one gets of the soldiers' emotions and morale is that soldiers' emotions and morale are quite significant in the military operation.
This is because it enhances unity cohesion among soldiers.
And when a group of soldiers lacks moral and emotions, it might affect them going forward, as they might likely surrender or have no will to fight for the main cause
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What did Hitler promise the German people? ( check all that apply? *
Recover Germany from the Depression
He would get rid Germany of all Jews.
Protect against Communism
Restore Germany to a powerful Empire
He would start another World war.
Answer:
Okay this is just process of elimination but:
Explanation:
He did not promise another World War
He did promise to get rid of Jews in Germany
He did promise to make Germany an Empire
Not sure about the Depression and communism
A process of faith formation that includes education and participation in the life of the Catholic church is called
A. apprenticeship
B. catechesis
C. discipleship
D.mentoring
What country did most of the immigrants come from
after 1880?
Answer:
western Europe including great britain, Ireland, and scandavia
Why were city planning and zoning a necessity in American cities?
Answer:
Explanation:
Because they can help avoid the mixing of incompatible land uses.This has both environmental and economic benefits. Economies with an efficient and effective zoning process make zoning maps of cities accessible to builders.
Who was the renowned American philosopher who made notable contributions in his
studies on experience, interaction, and reflection?
Answer:
Answer:JOHN DEWEY
Answer:JOHN DEWEYExplanation:
JOHN DEWEY ...[ 1859----1952Experience and Reflective Thinking, Learning, School and Life, Democracy and Education - Experiences, Philosophy, Society, and Educational - StateUniversity.com.
What is the main difference between these views? Explain your answer, using details from both interpretations.
Answer:
The main difference is the extent of the opposition to the Vietnam war during the United States' military intervention.
Explanation:
While the first interpretation maintains that public opinion had turned against the war even before the Tet Offensive of 1968, the second one claims that the war had strong public support at that time and even up to 1970. While the first interpretation focuses on the many demonstrations against the war, the second one recounts an attack against peaceful protesters as being celebrated by the public.
two things Nebuchadnezzar did to keep babylon safe
Answer:
He rebuilt the city with massive walls, a ziggurat, & a huge temple.
He also captured and destroyed Jerusalem and deported many Israelites in what is known as the Babylonian Captivity.
Read the passage.
I say that sight is exercised by all animals, by the medium of light. . . . If you choose to say that there are many animals that prey at night, I answer that when the little light which suffices the nature of their eyes is wanting, they direct themselves by their strong sense of hearing and of smell, which are not impeded by the darkness, and in which they are very far superior to man. If you make a cat leap, by daylight, among a quantity of jars and crocks you will see them remain unbroken, but if you do the same at night, many will be broken.
–"Of the Nature of Sight,”
Leonardo da Vinci
What evidence does da Vinci offer to support his conclusion that all animals need light to see?
Animals that are nocturnal can hunt at night.
Cats are able to see better at night than humans.
Cats will break jars if they jump over them at night.
Animals use their other senses to go hunting at night.
Answer:
D. Animals use their other senses to go hunting at night.
Explanation:
A supports the opposite of that argument. B also supports the opposite of that argument. C has nothing to do with the argument. D shows that at night, Animals cannot see because of the lack of light.
Passage is written by Leonardo da Vinci. The nature of sight tells us animals use their other senses for hunting at night. Thus option D is correct.
What is the conclusion?The passage is from the of the nature of sight and tells about the animals that go and hunt at night time it tells us about the animal scenes that work more efficient during the night time as they require a minimum amount of light to hunt as the nature of their eyes is such that they can easily capture prey at this time.
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How did air fields come to Georgia?
state government brought them
as a new industry for the state
with the army as their army air fields
from northern investors
Answer:
During World War II, the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) established numerous airfields in Georgia for antisubmarine defense in the Gulf of Mexico and for training pilots and aircrews of USAAF fighters and bombers. Most of these airfields were under the command of Third Air Force or the Army Air North Carolina, later William Northern Field, Tennessee: 4157 Army Air Force
Explanation:
Answer:
C: with the army as their army air fields.
Explanation:
Every mass extinction leads to the rise of prominence of new groups of organisms. Using resources from the Internet, research what type of organisms were dominant after each of the five mass extinctions?
what is matsya nyaya
Answer:
Matsya Nyaya „dosłownie oznacza„ prawo ryb ”. Podstawowym prawem natury jest to, że małe ryby padają ofiarą dużych ryb, a silni pożerają słabych. Można to porównać do „Prawa dżungli”. Krótko mówiąc, silni pokonają słabych.
Explanation:
Matsya Nyaya’ literally means ‘Law of Fish’. It is the fundamental law of nature that small fish become prey to big fish or the strong devour the weak. It can be equated to the ‘Law of Jungle’. In simple words, the strong will prevail over the weak.
In absence of government or rule of law, the human society will degenerate into state of anarchy in which stronger will destroy or exploit the weak much like how bigger fish eat smaller fish. So, according to this, the theory of government was based on a belief in the innate depravity of man. In other words, this theory proposes that government, rulers and laws are necessary to prevent this natural law of ‘Matsya Nyaya’ from operating in human society
Which of these structures is a common way to organize ideas in scientific articles?
1. a list of questions and answers
2. a description of an event, followed by the effects of the event
3. directions for how to make or build something
4. a definition of a concept, followed by examples
Answer:
4. A definition of a concept followed by examples
What type of contact do archaeologists believe the Harappan civilization had with people as far away as southern India and Mesopotamia?
A. point
B. trade
C. war
D. missionary expeditions
E. study trips
Answer:
Harappans are believed to have missionary expeditions.
4.
What does Henry Ford's philosop
about the economy of his time?
is heny floid like that dead monkeys son or sum
What events occurred when President Jackson forced the national Bank to close?
Answer:
I believe the panic of 1837 happened, but that was during his last year of his second term.
Explanation:
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What role is the President fulfilling when he chooses a Secretary of Labor?
A.
Chief Executive
B.
Head of State
C.
Chief Agenda Setter
D.
Chief Diploma
Answer:
A
Explanation: