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Option C. They gave away money to charities and the needy
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Answer:C. They gave away money to charities and the needy
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What astronomical model from the Renaissance is expressed in the image above?
Heliocentrism
Geocentrism
Orbitalism
Solarism
The correct answer is B. Geocentrism
Explanation
Geocentrism is an astronomical theory that considers that the center of the universe is the Earth and that the rest of the stars (including the Sun) orbit around the Earth. This theory was in force for a long time until the 16th century, when Heliocentrism was adopted, a theory in which it was found that, unlike the geocentric theory the center of the universe was the sun, later, it was established that the sun was not the center of the universe but was only the orbital center of the Solar System. So the correct answer is B. Geocentrism
Answer:
B. Geocentrism
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The causes of water pollution include___ (select all that apply)
•oil spills
•salinization
•increase in rural populations
•agriculture
•increased precipitation
Which of the following was the leading cause of WWI?
a. Feminism
b Humanism
C. Communism
d. Imperialism
Answer:
D
Explanation:
what two tactics did bismarck use against the socialists? did it work? explain.
Answer:
Bismarck used war, trickery, and propaganda to unify the German States. He was a master if Realpolitik who also strengthened the Prussian army. He went to war with other countries to annex land and to prove the might of his military.
Explanation:
In what year and in what state was this speech delivered?
Answer:
New York 1819
Explanation:
It says it at the top.
24. Why are the Camp David Accords considered a crowning achievement for President Carter?
Carter was able to negotiate peace between Egypt and Israel.
Carter made his famous "Malaisse Speech" which encouraged Americans to conserve energy.
O Carter signed the SALT II Treaty with the Soviet Union which stopped the development of most long range nuclear missiles.
O Carter convinced Iran to return the American hostages they had seized during the Iranian Revolution.
A. Carter was able to negotiate peace between Egypt and Israel.
Explanation:
The Camp David Accords are considered a crowning achievement for President Carter because he was able to negotiate peace between Egypt and Israel.
Camp David is a retreat in Maryland, where President Carter of the United States, President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, and Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel went for several days. The goal was to negotiate peace between the two and prevent potential war, which proved to be difficult.
During this time, President Carter was a mediator between the two. He would try his best to keep things civil and mature, trying to work out ways they could obtain peace. Numerous times both President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Prime Minister Menachem Begin threatened to walk out and simply leave, but President Carter would talk them both into staying.
Finally, they both had come to an agreement during their stay at Camp David. These agreements are now called Camp David Accords and mark the negotiation of peace between Egypt and Israel.
Answer:
A. Carter was able to negotiate peace between Egypt and Israel.
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_____was made responsible for starting World War I and had to pay reparations
Answer:
Germany(the infant Weimar Republic) was made responsible for starting World War I and had to pay reparations.
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A person selling securities such as stocks and bonds to another person happens in the ....
farmer's market
weston's market
secondary market
primary market
this happens in the primary market
What statement best describes Germany overall military strategy at the beginning of World War I?
A It planned to dig defensive trenches to protect against French or Russian invasion
B it planned to launch simultaneous attacks on military fronts in Great Britain and France
C it planned to launch a naval attack against Great Britain, then a ground attack against Russia
D it planned to rapidly conquer France, then send its troops East toward Russia
Answer: D. it planned to rapidly conquer France, then send its troops East toward Russia
Explanation:
When the first World War broke out in 1914, the Germans were faced with war on two front, France and Russia. To counter this, they sent most of their army into France with the expectation that they would rapidly conquer it.
With their troops now free, they would attack the Russians who they figured would take too long to mobilize their forces so would not attack Germany while Germany attacked France.
Why was the resolution written and sent to President Roosevelt? Check all that apply.
Answer: A, B, C, E
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Of Lincoln and Douglas, which of them was the better-known politician before the Lincoln-Douglas debates took place?
Answer: during the 1858 Illinois state election campaign as among the most significant statements in American political history
They took place on the 21st of August 1958
What motivated the Romans to develop
nnovations in sanitation?
decreased trade
o cultural influence
O growing populations
building construction
Answer:
growing populations
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1. system of racial segregation used in South Africa
2. idea of the unity of all black Africans
3. South African bishop and Nobel Peace Prize winner
4. Nigerian novelist
5. widespread epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa
A. Desmond Tutu
B. apartheid
C. Pan-Africanism
D. AIDS
E. Chinua Achebe
Navigation Acts supported the policy of mercantilism, which stated that:
A: all men have natural rights.
B: the seas should be free for all.
C: colonies exist for the profit of the mother country.
D: trade is the best way to build positive relationships between countries.
PLEASE HELP FAST! Reread the sentence from the passage. Finish breaking the sentence into three separate ideas
Answer:
thousands of jobs
Competitive events
Lodging for athletes
Explanation:
According to the quote, the Enlightenment encourages people to
for themselves.
Answer:
According to the quote, the Enlightenment encourages people to THINK for themselves.
Explanation:
1) What did Israel do at 10AM today in memory of the six
million Jews killed during the Holocaust?
a)
Answer:
Public life stops during 2 minutes of silence dedicated to memory of 6 million Jews killed, as daytime ceremonies honoring those persecuted by the Nazi regime get underway
Explanation:
The North and south transportation differences
Answer:
The North's main transportation is Railway, while the South's transportation is mainly Rivers.
Explanation:
The major difference between "the North and south transportation is that during the early period of the United States history, North's main transportation is Railway, while the South's transportation is mainly Rivers.
Give an example of a law that is nativist in nature.
Answer:
The definition of nativism is the favoring of people born in a particular place, over those who moved there. An example of nativism is someone who will only date people who were born in the United States.
According to the video, what part did technology play in the Cuban Missile Crisis?
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According to the video, the part that technology played in the Cuban Missile Crisis was "It made it possible for the US to identify missile sites in Cuba."
The Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 put the world on the brink of another world confrontation. Those were the years of the Cold War when the United States and the Soviet Union competed in the arms race, the space race, and the spread/containment of Communism around the world.
Technology was key to the United States intelligence because that is how the Army could detect the missiles installed on the island of Cuba, and the major risk for the security of the United States.
Which government act vastly accelerated growth of suburbia? A. Social Security act. B. Economic opportunities act. C. Federal highway act. D. Taft Hartley act. 
Answer: Federal Highway Act
Explanation:
In the paragraph beginning with "It was to spare the Japanese people from utter destruction..." (paragraph 9), Truman states that Japan "rejected that ultimatum." This section of the text refers to the fact that
A. In July of 1945, the U.S. demanded that the Japanese surrender, or risk a massive attack
в. In July of 1945, the U.S. and Japan were negotiating a cease fire, which Japan rejected C. Japan knew that the U.S. was planning a land and sea invasion in July of 1945
D. Japan was going to sacrifice the city of Potsdam in July of 1945 in an effort to win the war
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Japan was told to surrender before a massive attack was unleashed, but they planned to fight until their last breaths.
Who did some believe to be the messiah for whom the Jews were waiting
Discuss why the Western democracies adopted a policy of appearance in response to hitlers aggression
Why were Indians forced from their lands
Answer:
President Jackson forced the Native Americans out of their homes to make room for American farmers. This was called the Trail of Tears.
Explanation:
Answer:
They were forced from their lands by the pilgrims or immigrants from the European countries. Thousands of immigrants from Europe came to the New World (America) for a new start. They also thought it was India which is why many also came for riches, diamonds, gold. The Native Americans were living on the land but wouldnt give it up. The Europeans wanted the land for themselves and for some time created bonds with the natives and also had many wars with them. By the time of presidents, andrew jackson had created a ban of native americans in specific lands. Those Native americans had lived on those lands for many many years. Those were the only lands they knew. When Andrew Jackson forced them out they had to leave. This caused the "Trail of tears" https://www.history.com/topics/native-american-history/trail-of-tears. So many natives had to find a new home and go down a long long trail where so many of them died. It was called the trail of tears because it was extremely sad.
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How are the economies of Canada, Mexico, and the United States similar or different? *
Answer: The economies of Canada and the United States are similar because they are both developed countries and are each other's largest trading partners
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The economies of Canada and the United States are similar because they are both developed countries and are each other's largest trading partners. However, key differences in population makeup, geography, government policies and productivity all result in different economies. While both countries are in the list of top ten economies in the world in 2018, the US is the largest economy in the world, with US$20.4 trillion, with Canada ranking tenth at US$1.8 trillion.[1][2][3] The population of Canada in July 2018 was 37,058,856[4] while the population of the United States was 328,928,146 in November 2018.[5] According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)'s 2018 report, Canadians pay lower personal income taxes than Americans.[6] According to KPMG the corporate tax rate in Canada was 26.50% compared to 27% in the United States based in January 2018 data.[7] Canada's 2017 debt-to-GDP ratio was 89.7%, compared to the United States at 107.8%. In 2016, Canada ranked 24th and the US 30th out of 35 OECD countries in terms of tax revenue to GDP ratio.[8][9] In the U.S. News & World Report's "2019 Best Countries Report", which ranked 80 countries, Canada ranked 7th on Open for Business compared to the United States which ranked 48th out of the 80 countries. Canada placed first on Quality of Life, 2nd on Citizenship, 6th on Entrepreneurship, and 3rd overall. The US ranked first in terms of Power and fourth in terms of Cultural Influence.[10] The United States on "health outcomes, education levels and other such metrics" scores lower than other rich nations.[11] The United States ranks 2nd and Canada ranks 14th out of 135 countries in terms of economic competitiveness according to the World Economic Forum .https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Competitiveness_ReportCurrent overview (2018)
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What American values and traditions do you think will help the United States build a bridge to the future "?
Answer:
Pride and Freedom
Explanation:
I think two American values that will help do this would be pride and freedom. Even though these two values are very controversial and can even go against each other at times, I believe they are the best values towards a better future. Americans value their pride and consider themselves the best. Even though this belief is very self centered and arrogant it does help in pushing for the best possible results in everything. Freedom on the other hand is also another great value. America is one of the countries with the least amount of Freedom yet its citizens value it more than most citizens in other countries and continuously fight for more.
name a political reason why the netherlands did not belong in the following list in 1935: germany netherlands soviet union
Answer: Netherlands was a Democracy not an authoritarian government
Explanation:
Netherlands in the year 1935 had a monarch but political power was centered on parliament which was elected democratically thereby making the Netherlands a democratic country.
Germany and the Soviet Union in 1935 however, were experiencing authoritarian governments in the persons of Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin respectively.
These two centralized power and controlled virtually all that happened in the country. They suppressed dissent and used the resources of the state to ensure compliance to their will while sending many to their deaths if they criticized the government.
How were men and women portrayed in Bonanza? what roles did they play?
Answer:
1. The TV show inspired a restaurant chain.
Yeah. That one. Ponderosa. The restaurants, which were owned by Bonanza star Dan Blocker, who played Eric "Hoss" Cartwright, were initially called -- believe it or not -- Bonanza. After he sold the chain, the name changed to Ponderosa, and, like a wagon train, the restaurant just kept on going forward. (Rumor has it the waitresses aren't amused when you hum the "Bonanza" theme when they bring you the bill, though.)
2. ...And a Theme Park
In 1965, Bill and Joyce Anderson, who owned a horse ranch near the area where the fictional Ponderosa was indicated on the map that appeared in the show's credits. The couple were frequently visited by Bonanza fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the Cartwright homestead and teamed up with NBC and Bonanza co-creator David Dortort to create a theme park.
In 1968, the Ponderosa Ranch theme park opened to the public. There was even a full scale replica of the Cartwright ranch house. The park, which served "Hoss" burgers and delivered the Ponderosa experience with staged robberies, closed in 2004.
3. Michael Landon lived up to his character's name.
Landon, who played Joseph "Little Joe" Cartwright, had to wear four-inch lifts when filming because of how much shorter he was than other cast members.
4. 'Bonanza' wasn't a hit right away.
Ratings for the first season of the series were horrible, and the show was nearly canceled. In 1961, after moving to Sunday night, the show about Virginia City, Nevada cowboys became a significant hit and claimed the number one spot in the ratings.
5. It was a colorful show.
"Bonanza" was a color television trailblazer. Though it wasn't the first show shot in color, it was the first show to be entirely in color.
6. The last season of the show suffered a tragic setback.
"Bonanza" star Dan Blocker died just before the final season was set to film. His character was written off as having passed away in an accident. Were it not for his death, Blocker was set to be featured in the final season.
7. One star had a problem with the way the show portrayed minorities.
Pernell Roberts, who played Adam Cartwright, objected to the way African Americans, Mexican Americans, Asian Americans, and Native Americans were portrayed on the show. That included the way Asian character Hop Sing, played by Victor Sen Yung, was written.
8. The show's setting was an iconic cowboy locale.
Virginia City, Nevada was the site of the Comstock Silver Lode, one of the wealthiest precious metal mining operations in the history of the United States, so it only makes sense that a TV western would be set there during that point in history.
9. Lorne Greene was sensitive about his hair.
Greene, who played family patriarch Ben Cartwright, wore a hairpiece and didn't want anyone to see him without it. Once after jumping into a lake a for a stunt, his hairpiece came up before he did. Cast and crew say they saw Greene's hand shoot up out of the water, pull the hairpiece under, and then emerge again wearing the hairpiece.
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