Why was each important in
colonial culture?

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Colonies during the colonial era were defined by a system of social class imposed by the European settlers In America. In this way, within each colony a marked difference could be evidenced between the upper classes and the working classes, descending into the pyramid to the slaves. The most important factor determining the social class to which each individual belonged in colonial society in America was money. Thus, those who possessed more money could belong to a higher class.

Which type of glacier can spread over millions of square kilometers? BTW the subject is Science just so u know...

(A) Cirques
(B) Continental glaciers
(C) Horns
(D) Valley glaciers

How might the geography of Mesopotamia influence its history?

ow were the Native Americans of the Plains similar to the Aryans of the Indus River valley?

They were monotheistic.
They were nomadic.
They were technologically advanced.
They were skilled sailors.

What motivated the first Americans to cross the Bering Strait into America?

A.They were trying to spread Siberian culture.
B.They were escaping invasion by the Spanish.
C.They were looking for more fertile farmland.
D.They were following the woolly mammoth they hunted.

How were the Native Americans of the Plains similar to the Aryans of the Indus River valley?

They were monotheistic.
They were nomadic.
They were technologically advanced.
They were skilled sailors.

Describe how Bostonians celebrated the 250 year anniversary of the first Liberty Tree protest in 2015.
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Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and
Arkansas, all decided to join the _____
after the battle at Fort Sumter.
A. Union
B. Confederates
C. Tejanos

Which tactics were used by protestors to gain attention to the women’s rights movement? Check all that apply. petitioning politicians by writing letters and newspaper articles addressing voting rights picketing outside the White House with messages to the president written on signs negotiating with anti-suffrage groups to reach a compromise and work together earning high wages at jobs usually given to men and donating the money to suffrage groups engaging in behaviour to attract public attention such as refusing to eat in prison
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What type of government did England, France and Eastern States have and how did they change?(This is the times of Kingdoms and Crusades and if you want the text then it is on MCGRAW HILL but I don't think you will be able to and it is page 35. This is online textbook though)

What was Francis Bacon known for?


insisting that mathematics could be used to explain everything in nature


asserting that scientists should rely on experimentation and observation


proving that the earth revolves around the sun


first describing human anatomy thoroughly and accurately

In one to two sentences, describe how the destruction of the bison herds affected Native Americans

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What are 5 accomplishments of the Ancient Egypt River Civilizations?

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Which statement best supports the thesis that George Washington was a successful leader?

He had a lot of experience as a military leader.
He was the leader of the Constitutional Convention.
He was extremely popular throughout the United States.
He eventually freed the enslaved people who worked for him.

How many British ships did the Continental Navy capture by the end of the war?

Who was the commander and chief who led
the Texas forces to victory over Mexico?
A. Davey Crockett
B. Sam Houston
C. Santa Anna

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The British government issued the Proclamation of 1763 to limit the areas British colonists were allowed to settle. Which geographic feature did the British use as the boundary of approved settlements?

Lake Michigan
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Appalachian Mountains

Through the Trans-Saharan trade caravans, Arab merchants sold salt to the African kingdoms in exchange for gold and
A.
paper.
B.
tobacco.
C.
slaves.

What tool was used to peel bark off of
trees?
A. Draw knife
B. Augur
C. Fro

Please put the colonies listed below in the correct order they were founded (started)

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

North Carolina

Georgia

From what country was John Paul from?

Federalists Anti-Federalists
A Favored a strong national government Feared the tyranny of a strong
national government
B Feared a weak national government Said a “bill of rights” not needed due to
checks on Federal power within the Constitution
C Opposed confederation form of government Feared states would lose power under
the new Constitution
D Drew support from planters, merchants,
and urban dwellers Drew support from small farmers
and rural citizens

Which of these INCORRECTLY describes the Federalist and Anti-Federalist views on government?
A) D
Eliminate
B) C
C) B
D) A

Which theory states that the sun is the center of the universe?


solar theory


geography theory


heliocentric theory


geocentric theory

What contribution did I make on the road to democracy? (You must add at least two contributions to the blank boxes)
i need it for Solon,Cleisthenes,Pericles

Match the label on the map with the thirteen colonies below by typing or writing the letter on the map that corresponds with the correct colony.

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France and England are about to go to war…What would be their motivations for waging war in North America?

The United States’ economy produces 20% of the world’s __________.
A.) input
B.) wealth
C.) output
D.) resources

CAN SOMEONE PLS HEALP ME WITH THIS??? WHOEVER ANSWERS FIRST GETS BRAINLIEST CROW“The rule of law cannot ever be entirely separate from the people who make up our government and our society. The rule of law is more of an ideal that we strive to achieve, but sometimes fail to live up to.”
1.Explain the quote in your own words to answer the question: why is the rule of law hard to achieve?
2.How does the quote help us understand the danger of failing to live up to the rule of law?

Why did the Ottoman and Safavid empires face frequent conflict with each other?


They fought repeatedly over territorial expansion in India.


The population of one empire was largely Sunni Muslim while the population of the other was mostly Shi'a.


They both wanted to monopolize trade networks in Africa and Asia.


Their rulers were often from different branches of one family and competed for leadership roles.

Which of the following might have contributed to the decline of both the Harappan and Mayan civilizations?

civil war
failure of tropical soil
European invasion
natural disasters