Answer:
too many riots took place in protest of the war
Explanation:
that would be difficult for children to learn
Define personality and identify influences on personality. Next, describe the characteristics that may indicate someone has a personality disorder.
Answer:
Personality refers to the long-standing traits and patterns that propel individuals to consistently think, feel, and behave in specific ways. Influences on personality include how you grew up, your genetics, your surroundings, and your community. Ways you might be able to tell if someone has a personality disorder is for example if they are emotionally unstable and have self image insecurities.
Explanation:
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Identify the Environmental issue
5
nazardous
waste
solid waste
fossil fuels
deforestation
oil spills
Answer: D: It's deforestation
Explanation:
In short how did Catherine De Medici start the French war?? I have been looking everywhere and they all give SUPER long answers that make no sense. I will mark brainliest
Answer:
Catherine de Medici promulgated an edict granting limited toleration to the Huguenots. However, the edict was received by immediate resistance and led to the Massacre of Vassy, which became the inciting event in the first French War of Religion.
Explanation:
In January 1562, Catherine de Medici promulgated the Edict of St Germain granting the right to worship of the Huguenots. Soon after, to show his opposition to the Edict, Francis, Duke of Guise, and his troops attacked a group of Huguenots that were worshipping in a barn in the town of Vassy and assassinated over 80 of them. This event would become the sparking event of the First War of Religion.
What were the results of Japan's attack on China? How did these actions concern
Americans?
Answer:
The eight-year Japanese invasion caused tremendous damage to China in terms of civilian and military casualties and property losses. More importantly, even seven decades after the end of the war, the two countries have not reached any reconciliation.The United States responded to this growing threat by temporarily halting negotiations with Japanese diplomats, instituting a full embargo on exports to Japan, freezing Japanese assets in U.S. banks, and sending supplies into China along the Burma Road.
According to Thoreau's "Walden," why should people live simply?
A. The urban world keeps people from properly experiencing emotions
B. Luxuries prevent people from being the best they can be
C. People derive comfort from providing things for themselves
D. A simple life is more romantic and imaginative
Answer: I think it's C. I'm not sure.
Explanation:
I need help with question 5.
Answer:
cant see it
Explanation:
__2. A group of pupils are gathering materials to build their electric circuit.Which material will allow the electricity to flow between the battery and buzzer?
a.copper wire b.rubber tube
c.light bulb d.light switch
__3. Which uses electricity to move?
a.electric fan b.electric stove
c.light bulb d.light switch
Answer:
2-A
3-D
Explanation:
Which of the following statements best describes why the United States went to war in Iraq in 2003?
A. The United States thought Iraq had weapons of mass destruction
B. Iraq invaded it's neighbor,Kuwait,and would not retreat
D. The United States wanted to defend Iran
C. Iraq's Taliban leader denied rights to women
What are people doing when they invest their money?
Answer:
it earns returns, and then the returns you've earned can also earn returns of their own. This can also go the other way during down markets, but over the long term, markets have historically trended upward
Explanation:
this disease is transmitted by the bite of cartain species of sand fly
Answer:
Leishmaniasis
Explanation:
It's a parasitic disease that is spread by the bite of infected sand flies.
What is the name of the peninsula that Sparta is on?
Answer:
Peloponnese
Explanation:
Peloponnesus, Current Greek Pelopónnisos, a promontory of 8,278 square miles (21,439 square km), an enormous, sloping assortment of land extending toward the south into the Mediterranean that since artifact has been a significant district of Greece, joined to the remainder of territory Greece by the Isthmus of Corinth.
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Retrieval Practice!
What does it mean to AMEND the
Constitution?
Can some one help me with this question its hard :( down below ill give brainliest and plz explain ;-;
Your answer would be D.
I logic this out in this way:
Exchanging currencies wouldn't be of much use unless you plan to buy something from a country that uses that currency.
Hope this helps.
Which of the following statements concerning correlation analysis is not true? A. A researcher may claim that one variable influences another if test results are significant. B. A researcher may claim that variables are related to each other if test results are significant. C. A researcher may claim that one variable causes another to occur if test results are significant. D. A researcher may claim that one variable can predict the outcome of another if test results are significant. Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Answer B. A researcher may claim that variables are related to each other if test results are significant.
Which of the following would be able to make food out of the bobcat and turn it back into soil?
Answer:
decomposer
Explanation:
What mountains are found along the coasts of the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian
Sea?
Answer: Ghats, two mountain ranges forming the eastern and western edges, respectively, of the Deccan plateau of peninsular India. The two ranges run roughly parallel to the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea coasts, respectively, from which they are separated by strips of fairly level coastal land.
Define stardust.
Ty!!!
Answer:
especially in the context of success in the world of entertainment or sports) a magical or charismatic quality or feeling.
"a gang of Hollywood stars anointing us with sparkling stardust"
Use the information to answer the following question.
Australia and China have agreed to reduce many trade barriers between the two countries. However, Australia still taxes Chinese ethanol.
What type of barrier to trade exists between China and Australia in the trade of energy resources?
A tarif
B. embargo
C. subside
D. quota
Answer:
D quota
Explanation:
What is socialization? What are the elements of socialization?
Which countries are closer to a pure market?
A.
Cuba and Brazil
B.
Cuba and Mexico
C.
Brazil and Mexico
D.
Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico
Answer:
its d aka Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico
mention three English Dutch and Portuguese settlements.
Portuguese
Vasco-de-Gama of Portugal arrived on the coast of India on 17 May 1498, after which the way to India came. Vasco de Gama was assisted by Gujarati businessman Abdul Majid. He obtained the right of trade from the king of Calicut, whose title 'Zamorin', but was opposed by the Arab traders established there for years. In 1499, Vasco-de-Gama returned home and only after he returned, people came to know about the sea route of India.
In 1500, the Portuguese built their kothi near Cochin (Kerala). He also arranged for the protection of Kothi from the ruler Samuri (Zamorin) as Arab traders were against him. After this, the Portuguese also built chambers in Calicut and Kannanore. By that time, Portuguese was the only European trading force in India. They simply had to face the opposition of the Arabs. In 1510, the Portuguese took over Goa and made it their administrative center. This incident did not like Jamorin and he turned against the Portuguese. D-Almora was the first viceroy of the Portuguese Indian territory. After that [Alphonso de Albuquerque] was appointed the Voice of Portuguese. He looted the palace of Jamorin, the ruler of Calicut in 1510.
Dutch
Seeing the prosperity of the Portuguese, the Dutch were also attracted to India and Sri Lanka. The first ship of the Dutch reached India via Africa and Java in 1598. The first Dutch East Company was established in 1602 to do business with India. By this time, the British and French had also reached India, but in terms of seafarers the Dutch were preferred to them. The Dutche gave more importance to the export of Indian clothing than the spice. In 1602, the Dutch defeated Amboyna and defeated the Portuguese. After this, in 1612, the Dutch also drove out the Portuguese in Sri Lanka. They also served as Masulipatrum (1605), Pulicat (1610), Surat (1616), Bimilipatrum (1641), Karikal (1653), Chinsura (1653), Qasim Bazar, Badanagar, Patna, Baleshwar (Orissa) (1658), Nagapattanam (1658) And established their cells in Cochin (1663). However, one of the main objectives of the Dutch was to establish a link to their trade in the countries of East Asia by not trading with India, and on the other, the British and the Franciscans defeated them in wars both here and in Europe. Due to this the dominion of the Dutch did not remain in India for a long time.
English
The seafarers of England could not find the address of India until 1578 AD. In 1578 an English sailor named Sir Francis Drake looted a ship going to Lisbon. He got a map of the route to India from this ship. On 31 December 1600, some merchants gave Queen Elizabeth of England the right to establish the East India Company. They got permission to trade with the countries of the East. During 1601-03, the company opened a kothi at Sumatra at a place called Vantam. An English sailor named William Hawkins reached Surat by a ship called Hector. On coming there, he went to Agra and requested to open one of his kothis in Jahangir's court. The Portuguese had already been in Jahangir's court. By that time, there was no Portuguese fight with the Mughals and the Portuguese remained friendly with the Mughals. William Hawkins had to return. The Portuguese were defeated by the British at the Battle of Javali (Surat) in 1611 and Sir Thomas Roe was sent to the court of Jahangir by James I, the ruler of England, as his ambassador. There he got permission to open the English Kothi in Surat.
After this, British cells were established in Balasore (Baleshwar), Hariharpur, Madras (1633), Hooghly (1651) and Bombay (1688). But the increasing presence of the British and the circulation of their coins displeased the Mughals. They were expelled from Hooghly, Kasim Bazar, Patna, Machilipatnam, Visakha Pattanam and Bombay. In 1690, the British apologized to the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb and were successful in getting permission to open new chambers and make fortifications by paying fine.
why self-respect is important ??
Write in your own words any trolling or links download files etc will be reported
Answer:
The Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory have self-government arrangements. The Constitution defines the boundaries of law-making powers between the Commonwealth and the States/Territories. The Parliament is at the very heart of the Australian national government. Consisting of the Queen and two houses. There are a few key roles to the government including the The Governor-General, The Senate, The House of Representatives, Executive Government, and the Federal Judicature.
Explanation:
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Answer:
World War II was the biggest and deadliest war in history, involving more than 30 countries. Sparked by the 1939 Nazi invasion of Poland, the war dragged on for six bloody years until the Allies defeated Nazi Germany and Japan in 1945.
Hitler's invasion of Poland in September 1939 drove Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany, marking the beginning of World War II. Over the next six years, the conflict would take more lives and destroy more land and property around the globe than any previous war.
Axis, Germany and Italy
Allies, US and France
September 1, 1939 – September 2, 1945
Explanation:
What is the main idea of Geographical Landforms ?
Answer:
At the meso- and microscales, landform is the greatest predictor of plant and soil trends.
Explanation:
Answer:A landform is a feature on the Earth's surface that is part of the terrain. Mountains, hills, plateaus, and plains are the four major types of landforms. Minor landforms include buttes, canyons, valleys, and basins. Tectonic plate movement under the Earth can create landforms by pushing up mountains and hills.
Explanation:
What should Truman do? It is July 17, 1945. You are a group of President Truman's closest advisors. For four years the United States and its allies have been at war with the Axis powers. Germany and Italy have recently surrendered. Japan's cities have been gutted and hundreds of thousands of its citizens killed as a result of American and British bombing raids. Yet, the Japanese still refuse to accept terms of "unconditional" surrender, demanded by the Allies. The Japanese insist on keeping their emperor, the symbol of Japanese culture. The Japanese believe that their emperor is a god, and that to die in his service is an honor. So they often fight to the last soldier. President Truman is aware, however, that the Japanese have asked the Russians to mediate a peace settlement with the United States. Military leaders estimate that an invasion of Japan's home islands would result in the deaths of 1,000,000 American and British soldiers. They also state that if Japanese cities were warned in advance that a new, devastating bomb would be dropped, American prisoners of war might be moved to those cities. Some scientists that, instead of just dropping the bomb, the Japanese be invited to view a test demonstration of one A-bomb (the United States only has two) in some uninhabited place. Other advisors recommend that the atomic bomb be dropped on Japan to frighten the Soviets, who will soon enter the war against Japan, with an example of America's military power, and keep them in their place after the war. The Soviets already have established puppet communist regimes in the eastern European countries they overran as they advanced on Germany. It is feared that they plan to spread their system of government with its lack of freedom for the individual around the world. propose Secretly, American military personnel and scientists have been working on a new weapon-an atomic bomb. Yesterday, July 16, 1945, President Truman met with his British and Russian allies at Potsdam and was informed thạt the bomb had been successfully tested. This atomic bomb has 2,000 times the blast power of what was previously the world's most destructive bomb. President Truman, standing before a chalkboard labeled as follows, turns to you, his closest advisors, and says, "What can we do to bring the war with Japan to an end?" Help him complete the chart below.
What type of people do you see pictures American progress? How would you describe them?
Explanation:
By creating the heavenly woman in the center, who bears the innovative telegraph wire in her left hand, Gast introduces the main argument of the painting: the idea that it was the heavenly duty of Americans to expand the country all the way to the Pacific Ocean. This idea surely resonated with people at the time
Which two countries had the GREATEST number of colonies in Africa in the late 1800s?
Answer: (c) is correct
Explanation:
Answer:Great Britain, whose colonies included South Africa, Kenya, Sierra Leone, and Egypt
Belgium, which ruled the Congo region of Africa
France, which controlled most of northwest Africa including Mali, Algeria, and Senegal as well as the island of Madagascar off the southeastern coast
Germany, which ruled Cameroon, Namibia, and Togo
Explanation:
Why is separatism in Quebec an ongoing problem for Canada?
(Please help, thank you. 18 points if you do )
Separatists want Quebec to become a sovereign nation.
This is primarily because the separatists believe that they are being threatened with assimilation. Quebec is overwhelmingly French-speaking, and the majority practice Catholicism. Supporters of a sovereign nation (of Quebec) believe that the current relationship between Quebec and the rest of Canada does not reflect Quebec's best social, political and economic development interests.
Answer these question in a complete sentences and no links:)
1.What usually happens as the human population increases?
2. Why do rain forests often suffer the most from human impacts?
3.What are two ways humans can help the environment?