alfalfa is a tall grass like plant that is cut dried and gathered to make bales over hey. The growth of the field of alfalfa over a four weeks. Is shown on the graph. What most likely happened during the third week?
the president's first 100 days in office, also known as what?
First hundred days in office
Which one is it?!? I can’t figure it out!
Since most of Australia's land is not suitable for farming, its economy is largely based on the trade of natural resources. Australia's top trading partner is China.
What are two of Australia's natural resources?
Answer: I believe they are ilmenite, and iron.
Explanation:
What is TRUE about social mobility in the United States?
OA
In the past, social mobility has been very rare.
ОВ.
There is usually more downward mobility than upward mobility.
O c.
More recently, the middle class has become smaller.
OD.
The opportunities for upward mobility continue to grow rapidly.
Why is it necessary to have to track all your spending?
Answer:
If you don't keep track you'll overdraft and spend too much on something like food when you need to pay your electric bill
Explanation:
If you don't keep track of your spending, you could go bankrupt.
Explanation:
When you track your spending, you know where your money goes and you can ensure that your money is used wisely. Tracking your expenditures also allows you to understand why you're in debt and how you got there. This will then help you design a befitting strategy of getting out of debt.
Who wrote the declarion of inependance
Answer:
I did
Explanation:
how does music affects the thoughts and actions of teenagers?
Answer:
Music helps teens explore ideas and emotions in a safe way and express themselves without words. Exposure to positive influences through music can help teens learn coping mechanisms and appropriate responses to stressful situations. Music also helps teens connect to social groups and gain a feeling of belonging.
Which document states that our unalienable rights include life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Answer: The Declaration of Independence states that our unalienable rights include life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Explanation: Search it up, but don't copy
Make a list of 6 things you might buy on credit.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The list of the six things I might buy on credit would be the following.
1.- A house.
To buy a house is very expensive. To pay in cash is unimaginable. The best option is to find a good financial plan so you can get decent credit.
2.- A car.
The car is one the best things you can pay on credit. You decide on the months you want to pay and the amount of money for your monthly payment. As well as the house, you have to be very disciplined because you do not want any financial problems or a negative credit record.
3.- Vacation.
Why pay everything in one exhibition(plain cash) when you can get your money and have monthly payments to pay for your vacations. This is also a good way to invest in the things you like.
4.- A master's degree.
If you want to continue your education, a graduate program is a good option. You can ask for financial help, apply to get a scholarship, and the rest can be part of a credit plan for several years.
5.- A recreational sports club membership.
You can enjoy the benefits of a social and recreation club to practice your favorite sport, enjoy the pool, fitness classes, the gym, and more. These memberships are not cheap, so credit can be a feasible option.
6.- Insurance.
Not only your car insurance, but your house insurance, and the number of insurances you need to feel safe.
Question 21 of 32
After trying on a few pairs of boots, Sima decides to buy a pair that all the
girls at school wear, even though the boots are uncomfortable for her. What is
this an example of?
A. Peer pressure
B. Consumerism
C. Individual behavior
D. Competition
PLEASE HELP ME
Use the following terms to write a summary paragraph of the lesson.
Natural resources
Diversification
Trade
Import
Export
Efficient
Risk
Answer:
Explanation:
gyh if gyh =gxp then what does
PLEASE HELP THIS IS IMPORTANT I WILL GIVE YOU BRAIN THING IF ITS CORRECT
Answer:
frequency?? I'm not actually 100% sure though
Explanation:
Another word for: not allowed
Answer:
Forbidden.
Explanation:
When something is forbidden, it is not allowed.
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Answer:
it should be c. values
Explanation:
cultures have values, values are the ideas of what is fair, good, and right. they are also important for the form of the culture.
please tell me if im incorrect!
Describe the relations between Islam and eastern and Western Europe. Were there moments of war and diplomacy? Trade? Explain in detail with specific examples
Answer:
Knowledge
Western Europeans incorporated Muslim ideas on maths, science, medicine and astronomy into their own thinking and practises.
The first hospital in Paris was founded by Louis IX after he came back from Crusade in 1260.
Culture
Many Western musical instruments were copied from instruments that originated in Islamic societies, including the lute, the guitar and the violin. It is said that Spanish flamenco dancing was influenced by the rhythms of Arab music.
Astrolabe
Astrolabe in Doha Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar
Trade
European noblemen bought goods that Muslim’s traded in – silk, spices etc – as the height of fashion. Western sailors adopted devices that had been refined by Arabs, eg the astrolabe, which aided navigation, and the triangular sail, which increased manoeuvrability. Without these Columbus would never have reached America.
Architecture
The pointed arch from Muslim mosques was copied in western Gothic architecture. Western castle-designers adopted the idea of concentric castles, with layers of walls, from Muslim castles they had seen on Crusade.
War and conquest
Large areas of Europe were conquered by Muslims. When these areas such as southern Spain were recaptured and placed under Christian rule Muslim customs and architecture remained.
Christians were encouraged to go on Crusade to recapture Jerusalem from the Muslims. Christians brought back ideas about knowledge and culture to Europe after their travels.
One historian writes that the fall of Constantinople and the end of the Byzantine Empire in 1453 sent a stream of refugees and tremors of fear, shock and despair throughout Christendom. Some historians believe that 1453 marks the end of the Middle Ages.