government," the NY Times described
the Earth Day campaign.
After the success of Earth Day and
seeing the wide span of supporters,
President Richard Nixon created the
EPA (US Environmental Protection
Agency).
To sum up the quote from the NY Times: IN ONE WORD, who was in support of
the Earth Day campaign?
Answer:
Richard Nixon's supporters
Explanation:
can't describe it in one word
The earth day campaign can be summed up in one word that is Environmentalist.
What is earth day?Earth day is the annual event on April 22 celebrate every year and makes the day for environmental protection. It includes a wide range of events such as people participation, debates, and discussions.
It also includes making people aware of the going ned to conserve and protect nature's valuable resources.
Find out more information about Earth Day.
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The arms race was...
A. The result of the Cuban Missile Crisis
B. The reason the UN was formed
C. An expression of Cold War tensions
D. A reason that the Allies won WW2
C. An expression of Cold War tensions.
The arms race between the US and the USSR is the most well known arms race in history.
Answer:
C hope its right :D
How is the idea of the “living Constitution" apparent today? simple short answers only please!
Answer:
The Constitution plays a very important role in our society today.
The Constitution explains how our government works, when elections are to be held, and lists some of the rights we have. The Constitution also explains what each branch of government can do, and how each branch can control the other branches.
Explanation:
which of the following best describes Albert Einstein as a student. Plsss helpppp
Answer:
He was a headstrong student and didn't want to listen to his teachers. He always brought home bad report cars, and his teachers were always complaining about him. All in all, he wasn't a very good student, but he emerged as one of the world's greatest scientists.
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Can we make a pact to report all answers with links hecause they lead to things that i have been told are not good. ik there are a ton of children on thiss app so if you ever see an answer with a xtiny link or anything else REPORT IT! Please answer yesyesyesyesyesyes for a bunch if points! KEEP THIS APP SAFE!
Answer:
YesWe should report such answers as it violates the rules of brainlyHow did the Treaty of Versailles help cause WWll? (World War 2)
Treaty of Versailles helped start World War II because it shown all of the land that Germany lost. ... They lost some cost line, places that have coal production, and lost a peice of land that connected them to another part of the country.
What was one purpose of President Woodrow Wilson's New Freedom plan?
Answer:
pledging to restore unfettered opportunity for individual action and to employ the power of government in behalf of social justice for all
Explanation:
Which gesture best conveys to a speaker that you are being attentive?
OA.
not blinking
OB.
a smile
Ос.
a wink
OD.
a yawn
Answer:
A smile. It's kinda hard not to blink.
PLEASE HURRY!!!!!!!!!!!! How does the idea of the domino theory relate to the spread of communism?
It was employed by pro-communist countries to spread communism around the
world little by little.
It was used by anti-communist nations to oppose the spread of communism in
one country at a time.
It was the idea that if one nation fell to communism, others would soon follow
the example.
It was the belief that communism would naturally spread as workers united in
different countries.
Answer:
Sorry I might be too late for this, but The answer is C: It was the idea that if one nation fell to communism, others would soon follow the example.
Explanation:
This was a huge fear that the Americans had during LBJ's presidency. They feared that if South Vietnam fell to communism, others countries like Laos, Thailand, and other Southern Asian countries would also too. This eventually led to the US sending troops to South Vietnam therefore starting the declaration of the Vietnam War.
Which statement is true about socialism?
A. Community ownership of resources is preferred over private ownership
B. Only the neediest people in society receive welfare
C. Private companies control all labor and its activities
D. The government redistributes wealth so that everyone has the same amount of money
Options A and D are correct.
Socialism is essentially an ideology (albeit a flawed one) in which everybody is equal, wealth-wise and social-wise. A and D are correct because they both represent the economic "equality" that socialism stands for.
Answer:
ONLY IF ITS A SELECT EACH OF THE FOLLOWING THAT ARE TRUE ABOUT SOCIALISM
The correct answers are.
A. Community ownership of resources is preferred over private ownership
And D. The government redistributes wealth so that everyone has the same amount of money.
BUT IF NOT AND ITS ONLY LETTING YOU CHOOSE ONE THEN ITS
A. Community ownership of resources is preferred over private ownership
Explanation:
I had the same question, but multiple choice and I got it right on my K12 quiz trust me I'm not lying.
Reread paragraphs 1-4. The Indian termination policy and
the breaking up of 109 tribes contributed to all of the
following EXCEPT:
Answer:
Native American began identifying their group by its tribal name, such as Lakota.
Explanation:
Trust Me Its The Answer!!!!!!!
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And sorry I answered late.
Answer:
Native Americans began identifying their group by its tribal name, such as Lakota
Explanation:
Evidence is shown below, hope it helps!
How did the lives of the Roman classes differ?
Answer:
They were landowners, lived in large houses and they had political power in the Senate. The patricians married and did business only with people of their own class. Plebeians were mainly artisans or peasants who worked the patricians' land; they lived in apartments and they had no political rights.
Explanation:
Please help me which one is it? NO LINKS
Answer:
advanced art is probably the best pick here.
Explanation:
First off, goo-gle post-classical China. It's the era of late Han dynasty to Song dynasty when the Tartars from the North haven't invaded into central China. During this era, China was undoubtedly the most powerful country in terms of technology development and population. Foreign trade was prosperous.
Japan was in a good relationship with China from time to time. The Kentoshi(commissions) they sent to learn from Tang(the 'To' in 'Kentoshi') dynasty significantly speeded up their technology.
Bodhidarma did spread buddhism in China around the fifth century, and Zen buddhism, apart from the Buddhism in India, is founded then. However, I guess the gun powder and population growth has nothing to do with this.
How are your faith journey?
why
Answer:
My faith journey is a journey of gratitude. It is a life of ongoing dependence on God. It is a journey of thanksgiving, praising God for joy and abundant love, and his steadfast presence in sorrow, despair, and fear.
Explanation:
Finish the sentence: The colonies resolved they are no longer British Colonies,
but...
Answer:
Their own country
Explanation:
Identify a person/group you learned about in history that wanted to annihilate
another person/group.
Answer:
hitler and jews
Explanation:
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History question
Xxx
Will give brainlist
Answer:
Explanation: Yes we can, but should be careful. He claimed to write the Secret History because he didn't want other people to know it.
Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Josef Stalin can ALL be classified as ___ rulers
a
Fascist
b
Communist
c
Democratic
d
Totalitarian
Answer:
They were classified as fascist leaders.
Answer:
Totalitarian
Explanation:
I took the test and got it right
8. Both Ghana and Kenya faced which of the following during decolonization?
b
ОООО
Both had communist governments
Both lived under one party rule
Both experienced economic growth from oil
Both gained independence via democratic elections
d
Answer:
the third one
Explanation:
Which issue was addressed by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union?
O They passed laws to help elderly criminals in society.
O They protested to reduce the use or halt the drinking of alcohol.
O They discouraged the promotion of the suffrage movement.
O They communicated local community needs through newspapers.
Answer: They protested to reduce the use or halt the drinking of alcohol.
Explanation:
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which of speakers below most likely said by a carpetbagger?
speaker 1 - for my family to keep our land in Georgia after the war, we had to work with the republican government.
speaker 2 - The opportunity to buy prime cotton land for cheap is too good to pass up, i am going to leave New York and move to Georgia to make my fortune.
speaker 3 - The right of the states to have self-determination over their state is essential and worth fighting for.
speaker 4 - The federal government must be the strongest government or their will be chaos.
A ) Speaker 1
B ) Speaker 2
C ) Speaker 3
D ) Speaker 4
Answer: B) Speaker 2
Explanation:
Carpetbagger was a derogatory name used by Southerners to describe Northerners in the South in the period after the Civil War.
Southerners did not like carpetbaggers as they thought most of them only came to take advantage of the devastation of the Southern economies as a result of the Civil War and make a quick profit from the situation.
Considering that Speaker 2 wants to move to the South from the North to buy cotton land cheaply, they are most likely a carpetbagger trying to take advantage of Georgia's economic devastation to make a profit.
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Answer:
A)
Explanation:
Graded Assignment
Unit Assessment: In Western Europe, Part 2
1. Write a short paragraph, no less than four sentences, about the problems faced by western Europe following the fall of the Roman Empire. Be sure to include at least two direct problems and how they negatively impacted Europe. (Unit 12 Lesson 1)
Type your answer here.
2. Briefly answer the following questions about the Magna Carta.
(a) Describe the main reasons the Magna Carta was written.
Type your answer here.
(b) What were the key arguments of the Magna Carta?
Type your answer here.
(c) What was the Magna Carta's effect on future political thought?
Type your answer here.
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Answer:
Attacks of Germanic groups, violence and break down of trade.
Explanation:
The problems faced by western Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire are attacks of Germanic groups, violence and break down of trade. Germanic invaders attacked on western European cities and cause great damage to the people as well as property. The kings were too weak to repel the invaders so many citizens of the city moved into the countryside in order to save their lives. The Magna Carta was written in order to get peace and void violence between the king and the rebels. Everyone is subject to the law, even the king, guarantees the rights to every individuals, the right to justice and the right to a fair trial are the key points of Magna Carta. Magna Carta has directly influenced future political thoughts and the creation of laws, such as the United States Constitution, Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights.
what does the term "total war" mean?
a. Total War is when one side takes total advantage of the other side's weakness.
b. Total war happens when most of the world's countries are drawn into combat.
c. Total war involves weapons of the land, sea and air, but observes the rules of combat.
d. Total war is war without rules, when countries commit all of their resources and energy on winning at all costs.
The definition of total war is total war is war without rules, when countries commit all of their resources and energy on winning at all costs.
What is total war?When nations are engaged in total war then it means that every resource in these nations are being used to fight the war so that they can win. This means that the entire populations of the nations are involved in the war in one way or another which leads to the war often being fought with little to no rules.
Wars are armed conflicts that happen for different reasons, such as religious disagreements, political and economic interests, territorial disputes, ethnic rivalries, among other reasons.
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Answer:
d. Total war is war without rules, when countries commit all of their resources and energy on winning at all costs.
Explanation:
3. Which of these statements regarding
the 54th is NOT accurate?
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They had to pay for their uniforms.
O Most of its members were from
slave states
They were initially paid less than
white soldiers.
O One of their members won the
Congressional Medal of Honor.
Answer:
Most of its members were from slave states
Explanation:
Among all the above-listed options, this option is not accurate.
Historically speaking, it would be inaccurate to conclude that most members of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry were from slave states because sources point to the fact that others who were not from slave states such as New York, Indiana, Ohio, and even Canada joined the 54th infantry regiment.
Hence, its members consist of a diverse breed of black soldiers.
Which of the following wanted to create a Congress based on equality? A. Great Compromise B. Virginia Plan C. New Jersey Plan
Answer:
c i think if not im sorry
if not c maybe b
Answer: Great Compromise
Explanation: Roger Sherman, a delegate from Connecticut, proposed a legislature with two parts; states would have equal representation in the Senate, and the population of states would determine representation in the House of Representatives.
What is Isaac's Clines Wife's name?
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Answer:
Cora May Ballew Cline
Explanation:
Answer:
Cora May Ballew Cline.
Explanation:
Isaac Cline was horribly wrong. On September 8, 1900, a day before the hurricane hit Galveston, he and his team of meteorologists realized that a severe storm was rapidly approaching. Although the Weather Bureau decided not to issue any hurricane warnings, Cline breached the protocol and issued a warning.
The Founding Fathers left it up to
to decide who could vote.
What escaped the attack at Pearl Harbor (ASAP)
Answer:
Lou Conter and Ken Potts, both 98, are now the only living survivors of the Arizona, where 1,177 sailors and Marines were killed — roughly half of the total death toll — and 335 escaped in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Explanation:
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Cliff Huntley: USS Dale was only about six years old when we first arrived at Pearl Harbor. At that time Dale and our sister Farragut-class destroyers were the cutting edge of the U.S. Navy’s Pacific Fleet. Our job was to get in front of the nation’s trouble, and we tin can sailors were mighty proud of that fact. Those of us who had been on Dale for a while walked with a swagger the new guys just couldn’t step into right away.
Alvis Harris: Along about mid-November, we got orders to go out west of Pearl a couple of hundred miles with our sister tin can, Aylwin, to pick up the SS Komikura Maru with Japanese Ambassador [Kichisaburo] Nomura aboard, who was on his way to Washington, D.C., for peace talks. We escorted the ambassador into Pearl, where he disembarked from Maru and embarked on a Matson liner for the States and his meeting in Washington
Herman Gaddis: While the Japanese ambassador was boarding the Matson liner, we took up an antisubmarine patrol off Diamond Head. Our orders were to pick up the Matson liner when she left Pearl and escort her to the States. We were all looking forward to liberty in San Diego. But almost immediately we picked up a submarine on sonar that we could not identify and nobody in the fleet would claim. While we were engaged with that sub the Matson liner left Honolulu with another ship as its escort. We missed our trip back to the States, which made us all very unhappy.
We sat on top of that submarine for about three days, waiting for something to happen. The sub would move here and there a little bit, but mostly it just sat on the bottom just off Diamond Head and did nothing. We didn’t know who that sub belonged to, and as we were not at war or anything, there really was nothing we could do. So finally we just backed off and let it go.
When war with Japan became inevitable, the American government sent warnings to all of its military commands and political posts in the Pacific, including those of the Army and Navy in Hawaii. The Americans knew the Japanese were preparing to attack, but had convinced themselves the attack would take place in the Philippines.
Most certainly it would not come at Pearl Harbor. This wishful thinking provided the perfect cover for Vice Adm. Chuichi Nagumo’s carrier strike force, which arrived at a point 200 miles north of Pearl Harbor early on the morning of December 7.
At 6 a.m. Nagumo’s six carriers began launching the first wave of airplanes. Months of training were about to culminate in an operation that would commit Japan to a war with the industrial might of the United States.
Harold Reichert: Some mornings, the waters of Pearl Harbor would be so still the seaplane pilots could not see where to land, and so we’d have to send out the motor whaleboat to stir up the water a bit. On mornings like that, you could always pick up the smells of fuel oil mixed with tropical flowers, and after a week or two at sea those smells were mighty inviting. My Sunday morning ritual at Pearl was to sit out on the fantail with a cup of coffee and a newspaper and enjoy the early sun and those tropical airs.
There were ninety-six ships in Pearl Harbor that morning and no reason to expect any trouble. After all, the Honolulu Advertiser I was reading told how Japanese Ambassador Nomura was going to meet with Secretary Cordell Hull in Washington that very morning to talk about peace.
Dellman Smith: I was sitting on a forward torpedo tube with a cup of coffee, talking with Humphrey. We saw a big bunch of airplanes coming in over the mountains and got to wondering which carrier they belonged to.
They could not be coming from Saratoga, because she was in dry dock in Bremerton, nor Enterprise, because she was participating in an exercise way down south somewhere. And Lexington had just gone to sea Saturday, so it was doubtful her planes were flying back already. It just didn’t make any sense. So we watched as they flew in from the mountains. Then, when they got to about a hundred yards away, Humphrey jumped up and said: “ They’re Japanese!”
Don Schneider: I had messenger duty that night, which meant I didn’t get to sleep until 4 in the morning. I was working as a mess cook, so my bunk space was down in the mess hall, where there were always a lot of guys coming and going. Mess cooks were at the bottom of the ship’s totem pole, and sleeping mess cooks were fair game for whoever happened to come through. When someone came by yelling that the Japs were attacking, I yelled back, “Go to hell!” and rolled over for more sleep.
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Why didn’t hitler go for the kill at Dunkirk
Answer: Hitler and his forces felt that they were way too exposed. This is why they did not send the final blow at Dunkirk on the British. They recognized that if they did so anyways, they would have major losses on their side.
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