How Did the United States acquire the territory labeled D on the map above?

Answer:

mexican cession

Explanation:

the united states obtained this land after the mexican-american war

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Uses for Oil in the Late 1800s
Medicine
Kerosene and
other illuminants
Fuel for
heating
systems
Fuel for
engines in cars
and other
machines
The information in the chart demonstrates one way that:
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A. innovations in transportation spurred internal migration
B. immigration contributed to American economic growth.
C. the nation came to depend on monopolies for prosperity.
D. industrialization transformed the U.S. economy

where does authority come from in absolute monarchy?

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What should people do according to Martin Luther King, Jr.? ​

What was the "Mysterious Force?" in russia

what happens to peoples religious beliefs when they study math and science?

Describe how Thutmose III treated those he conquered.

Why is the Classical Era considered
significant to World History?

What were the three of the causes of the split of the democratic Republican party?​

How was Ghana treated by Britain? Provide real life examples will brainlist

The restrictions imposed by the Schenck decision most directly contradicted which of the following earlier developments in the United States?

The Psalms were written over a period of less than five hundred years.
True
False

What does Hamilton mean by "the permanent tenure of judicial offices"? Does Hamilton support or oppose this idea?

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Select the correct answer.
During which clash, before colonists declared independence from Britaln, did the American rebels succeed in conquering the British troops they
were up against and how?
OA
The Battle of Bunker HIll: The Continental Army attacked British soldlers from behind trenches leading to a British retreat,
despite three attempts to take the hill.
OB.
The Battle at Lexington: Minutemen at Lexington ambushed British troops and prevented them from proceeding to Concord to
confiscate the patriots' milltary supplies.
OC.
The Burning of Falmouth: Falmouth patriots captured British ships carrying weapons and supplles and averted a British naval
fleet Intent on burning down thelr town.
OD.
The Battle of Fort Ticonderoga: Benedlct Arnold's and Ethan Allen's men launched a surprise early morning attack on Fort
Ticonderoga and captured the fort
OE.
The Attack on Quebec: General Arnold's and Colonel Montgomerys troops successfully took over Quebec after launching an
attack late at night.

Although Reconstruction brought profound changes, the postwar South was peopled with the same social classes as it always had been.

Which technological development had a greater impact on the Chinese empire- printing and gunpowder? explain why –

Select all that apply.

Classical civilizations set the standard in the areas of _____.

government
economy
art
religion
science
transportation

what do you think Egypt could have done differently to save itself from decline please help ​

Why did the Bolsheviks triumph over anti-Communists?

Drag each label to the correct location. Match each cultural description with the correct civilization, made terra-cotta roof tiles to protect wooden buildings traded purple dye made from murex shells worshipped the Snake Goddess through animal sacrifice fortresses and weapons show they were warriors known for their skills in navigating the Mediterranean Sea created elaborate cities for their dead. with artistic tombs and sarcophagi reason for decline of their culture is unknown but may have been from a natural disaster made up of city-states that united for the Trojan War Phoenicians Minoans Mycenaeans Etruscans.​
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Was Abraham Lincoln a member of the Democratic Party?​

For many Texans, Reconstruction was not over until ___________ and the Radical Republican legislature were no longer in office. a. Andrew Johnson b. Ulysses Grant c. Edmund Davis d. O.M. Roberts Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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Why did the government begin moving Indians out of the Southeast?
Indians were supporting the British
Indians were attacking American settlements
Plantation owners wanted the Indians land
Indians were opposed to democracy

What was the main subject of debate among delegates to the Convention?

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6. How did the Japanese respond differently to the Westerners than the Chinese?

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I WILL GIVE ANYONE WHO ANSWERS THE BRAINLIEST ANSWER!! In 1520, the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés wrote to Spanish King Charles V from the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan in
what is now Mexico. Read the following excerpt from his letter. Then answer the questions based on the excerpt.
This great city contains a large number of temples, or houses, for their idols, very handsome [buildings]... the
principal ones religious persons of each particular sect are constantly residing, for whose use, besides the houses
containing the idols, there are other convenient habitations. ... Among these temples there is one which far
surpasses all the rest, whose grandeur of architectural details no human tongue is able to describe; for within its
precincts, surrounded by a lofty wall, there is room enough for a town of five hundred families. ... There are fully
forty towers, which are lofty and well built, the largest of which has fifty steps leading to its main body, and is higher
than the tower of the principal tower of the church at Seville. The stone and wood of which they are constructed are
so well wrought in every part, that nothing could be better done, for the interior of the chapels containing the idols
consists of curious imagery, wrought in stone, with plaster ceilings, and wood-work carved in relief, and painted with
figures of monsters and other objects.
Three halls are in this grand temple, which contain the principal idols; these are of wonderful extent and height, and
admirable workmanship, adorned with figures sculptured in stone and wood; leading from the halls are chapels with
very small doors, to which the light is not admitted, nor are any persons except the priests, and not all of them. In
these chapels are the images of idols, although, as I have before said, many of them are also found on the outside; the
principal ones, in which the people have greatest faith and confidence, I precipitated from their pedestals, and cast
them down the steps of the temple, purifying the chapels in which they had stood, as they were all polluted with
human blood, shed ill the sacrifices. In the place of these I put images of Our Lady and the Saints, which excited not a
little feeling in Moctezuma and the inhabitants, who at first (protested], declaring that if my proceedings were known
throughout the country, the people would rise against me; for they believed that their idols bestowed on them all
temporal good, and if they permitted them to be ill-treated, they would be angry and without their gifts, and by this
means the people would be deprived of the fruits of the earth and perish with famine. I answered, through the
interpreters, that they were deceived in expecting any favors from idols, the work of their own hands, formed of
unclean things, and that they must learn there was but one God, the universal Lord of all, who had created the
heavens and earth, and all things else, and had made them and us... and they were bound to adore and believe Him,
and no other creature or thing.
I said everything to them I could to divert them from their idolatries, and draw them to a knowledge of God our Lord..
.. Afterwards, Moctezuma and many of the principal citizens remained with me until I had removed the idols, purified
the chapels, and placed the images in them, manifesting apparent pleasure; and I forbade them sacrificing human
beings to their idols as they had been accustomed to do; because, besides being abhorrent in the sight of God, your
sacred Majesty had prohibited it by law, and commanded to put to death whoever should take the life of another.
Thus, from that time, they refrained from the practice, and during the whole period of my abode in that city, they
were never seen to kill or sacrifice a human being.
Part A
What is Cortés describing in this passage?

how did political decisions and economic activities shape the development of the west answer