Which of the following was NOT an example of how African-Americans influenced the cultures of the Americas? *
Food
Music
Language
Architecture

_____ had to do with putting the Southern states back into the Union.
A. amenesty
B. reconstruction
C. vagrancy
D.civil rights
E. tribunal

1. Pretest: Unit 2
Question 14 of 27
What did the Articles of Confederation prevent the U.S. government from
doing?
O A. Opening post offices
B. Signing peace treaties
C. Declaring war
O D. Collecting taxes

if your wife passes away from child birth can you press charges on the baby?

When Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu, which dynasty began?

How many years are between 508 BCE and 1980?​

what action did martin luther take against johann tetzel

Read the passage from The Odyssey - Penelope.

Ruses serve my turn
to draw the time out—first a close-grained web
I had the happy thought to set up weaving
on my big loom in the hall. I said, that day:
'Young men—my suitors, now my lord is dead
let me finish my weaving before I marry,
or else my thread will have been spun in vain.
It is a shroud I weave for Lord Laertes
when cold Death comes to lay him on his bier.
The country wives would hold me in dishonor
if he, with all his fortune, lay unshrouded.'
I reached their hearts that way, and they agreed.
So every day I wove on the great loom,
but every night by torchlight I unwove it;
and so for three years I deceived the Akhaians.

Which line from the passage best shows that Penelope is clever?

I had the happy thought to set up weaving
The country wives would hold me in dishonor
So every day I wove on the great loom
and so for three years I deceived the Akhaians

The colonies at Jamestown and Plymouth were sponsored by the:

Mayflower Compact
Dutch East India Company
Dutch West India Company
London Company

Which one is correct a or b ?

1. What were parents told during the early years of the euthanasia program?

"I have long since learned who you Spanish are through others of you who came years ago to my land; and I already know very well what your customs and behavior are like. To me you are professional vagabonds who wander from place to place, gaining your livelihood by robbing, sacking, and murdering people who have given you no offense. I want no manner of friendship or peace with people such as yo​u, but instead prefer mortal and perpetual hostility. . . . I promise to maintain war upon you so long as you wish to remain in my land. . . .


"I am king in my land, and it is unnecessary for me to become the subject of a person who has no more subjects than I. I regard men as vile and contemptible when they subject themselves to the yoke of someone else when they could instead live as free men. . . . I do not wish to know what your sovereign demands. . . . All of you should go away as quickly as you can if you do not want to perish at my hands."



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his capital the to the former Byzantine city and renamed it 16
Mehmed's first concerns were restoring the city's defenses and repopulation. He ordered the
repair of the gates and walls, the construction of a fortress within the city, and the building of a palace.
To repopulate the city, he encouraged traders to return to their homes, promising money and
protection. Mehmed also demanded that Muslims, Christians, and Jews from across the empire resettle
in Constantinople. He allowed his subjects religious freedom as long as they 17
him.
Additionally, Mehmed created a central government, with loyal officials. Like the Byzantine
emperor Justinian, Mehmed also arranged criminal law and the law for his subjects into a single code. In
the twenty-five years after the fall of Constantinople, Mehmed undertook a number of military
campaigns in the Balkans, modern-day Romania, Hungary, Anatolia, the island of Rhodes, the Crimean
Peninsula, and southern Italy. On a final expedition into Italy in 18 Mehmed became ill and
died, but his legacy continued. The film on the following page covers the rise of the Ottoman Empire
from its beginnings in the 19
th century through the Conquest of Constantinople to its
major defeat by European Catholic states in the 20
th century.

What instructions did the Viceroy give Coronado about the expedition?
a.
He said he did not want violence.
b.
He said he wanted a quick and forceful conquest of the Natives.
c.
He told Coronado to do whatever it took to get gold.
d.
He told Coronado to be slow and cautious about approaching the Natives.

In a democracy, disagreeing on the public interest is allowed.
A.
true
B.
false

(50p) What is the best modern-day fighter jet?

Italy during the Renaissance is best described as
O an important center of trade.
a secondary place for trade.
O an ally of the Ottoman Empire.
O an opponent of the Ottoman Empire.

PLZ HELP I WILL GIVE BRANLIST TO WHO EVER GETS IT RIGHT

Why were settlers charged a per-acre rate for land after the Land Run of 1889?
A.
The federal government wanted to ensure the land was used by rich ranchers and factory farmers.
B.
The federal government purchased the land from the American Indian tribes during allotment.
C.
The federal government wanted to discourage settlement in Oklahoma Territory.
D.
The federal government needed to raise funds to fight a war with the Spanish in Central America.

How did private Burnett try to help the Cherokees while on the trail of tears?

Which European countries selzed control in Africa?

what did Sumerians believe CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
A) supernatural beings made things happen
B) gods resemble animals
C) nature controlled the gods
D) all forces of nature were alive

How did the apache resist the U.S expansion

Are the concerns that Washington had about the nation’s foreign affairs still applicable today? Why or why not?

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the French and Indian War?

A.Both France and England wanted the area known as the Ohio River Valley.

B.Both France and England wanted control of the fur trade.

C.Both France and England wanted Spain out of America.

D. Both France and England had been at war with each other for many years.

Delegates writing the Articles of Confederation

The following question references the novel The Call of the Wild by Jack London.

What is Buck's view of the Sunland (California) once he becomes a sled dog?
a.
He can't remember the Sunland because of all the beatings he has endured.
c.
He is homesick and often dreams of Judge Miller and his family.
b.
He doesn't miss it. He prefers his life in the Klondike.
d.
He misses it and tries to leave the team to return.

What were two reasons to be a loyalists

An economic system that permits the conduct of business with minimal government intervention

A. free enterprise
B. Continuum
C. incentive
D. safety net
E. collective
F. socialism
G. transition
H. private property

Why would you prefer to live in a democratic government? Give three examples

Social Darwinism equated being "fit" with
A. surviving:
B. having good health,
C. being intelligent.
D. being financially successful.

how would you explain how the discovery of St. Peter's Tomb led to the spread of
Christianity.