Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), The Georgia Ports Authority, and the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport are all considered which of the following?

A
federal funded state grants-in-aid projects

B
tax-exempt properties

C
lieutenant governor controlled

D
examples of special-purpose governments

Describe how life was for freepeople after the Civil War.
Lesson 2:Freemen's Bureau.
Example: distributed food to the poor
List 3 more.

Which level of government is responsible for making laws for the United States of America?


a. national


b. state


c. county


d. municipal

What was the purpose of this amendment?
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To encourage citizens to monitor the federal government
To prevent conflicts between state and local governments
To limit the authority of the federal government
To increase the participation of citizens in state government

what are the domestic uses of the nile river

Choose all that apply to the characteristics of the Roman Republic.
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Select 4 correct answer(s)
Question 10 options:

Personal wealth valued more than loyalty.


The code of laws was called the Twelve Tables.


The Punic Wars were a series of key events in Rome.


Cincinnatus led the army to victory then gave up his power to return to his farm.


The code of law was call Hammurabi's Code.


Rome defeated Carthage and became the dominant power in the Mediterranean region.

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you get 100 points and possibly get brainliest by how you're answer is wrote and if its right

What is the black power during reconstruction is about?

Select one or more of the following groups that experienced hardships in the West: Immigrants, African-Americans, Native Americans, Women, Vaqueros or Mormons. Write an essay to explain some of the hardships that these groups might have faced in the west. Please help asap

The health of each one of us depends on the health of all of us

If I buy stock in a company, do I want that company to do well so their stock price increases? Why or why not?

(please make sure you don't answer the question saying "I don't know" ect, if you know or you have a concern about the questions, I will appreciate it if you put it in the comments sections below) Thank you! [ONLY ANSWER IF YOU KNOW]

match each word with the phrase that best defines it

What was one major achievement of the Inca civilization?

A. Making all people in society equal

B. Creating detailed works of art

C. Forcing the Spanish out of South America

D. Choosing leaders by voting

What was the Major Powers Response to Italy Declaring war on Ethiopia?

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Drag and drop the events in Texas history in the correct order, from first to last.

why did the mayan empire collapse?

During the Mongols early campaigns, what was the only group to defeat them?

A. the Abbasids
B. the Indians
C. the Mamluks

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Fresh water is a(n) _______ resource in Washington.

The ______________ has helped Washington's water resources by providing dams and canals that store water and generate electricity.

One negative effect of the project is that ________ have been threatened.

If a child is born out of United States territory—with his or her parents being American citizens—is it possible for this child to run for president or vice president (meaning the baby would be considered natural-born)?

1. If you don’t know, there is a principle termed “Jus sanguinis,” meaning the “rule of blood,” in Latin. This is the philosophy that a child's citizenship is determined by its parents' citizenship.


2. Another thing you should know is the principle “Jus soli,” meaning the “rule of soil,” in Latin. This is the philosophy that anyone born in the territory of a country automatically gains citizenship in that nation, even if the child’s parents are not citizens of that country.

3. The term “natural-born,” means that a person was born within the territory of a particular nation.

How did Andrew Johnson affect the reuniting of the United States after the Civil War?

A. He created new state constitutions that prevented Confederate leaders from taking positions in government.

B. He allowed southerners to retake their lands without pledging oaths of loyalty to the United States.

C. He refused to return property to landowning leaders of the Confederacy.

D. He granted pardons to thousands of wealthy southern landowners.

Read this passage from Mae's biographical essay about the Renaissance artist Michelangelo.

Michelangelo worked long and hard to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. He used scaffolding—temporary platforms—and ladders, but he still had to move his body in different ways to apply the paint.

Which revision should Mae use to provide the most effective narration of this historical event?

A- Michelangelo was a very hard worker, and this shows on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. He used lots of tools, such as scaffolding and ladders, to help him in his work. He also moved his body in different positions as he worked.

B- Painting was different in the 16th century, when Michelangelo lived and worked. There were fewer modern tools. This meant that the artist had to work long and hard to complete the task of painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

C- Because the Sistine Chapel was painted between 1508 and 1512, we know that it took Michelangelo four years to complete the job. This was because it was probably pretty hard to paint the ceiling with only scaffolding, ladders, and paints.

D- One can imagine Michelangelo with sweat and paint dripping off his brow as he worked late into the night. He was standing atop shaky scaffolding while he craned his neck to paint a tiny spot on the ceiling of his masterpiece, the Sistine Chapel.

Which of the following is MOST true about the SPLOST projects below?

A
Projects like the jail pod and library may not be used by every taxpayer who contributed.

B
Fire stations are only considered if they are expansions to existing buildings.

C
Libraries in Locust Grove and Stockbridge will be completed in the next SPLOST project.

D
Capital and Park Improvement projects are not allowed to be funded by SPLOST.

PLS HELP Select all that apply:

What defined civilization for the Euroamericans?

adopt farming
abandon common land ownership
read, write in their Native language
read, write in English
become Christian
maintain their religion and customs

What were some inventions made in 1700s Japan.

Please hurry, no links!

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Manufacturing is particularly important in the following three states. Michigan Illinois Arizona Colorado Indiana

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Which event from Bulfinch’s story does Baldwin remove from his account?

the battle with the sea monster
Andromeda’s rescue
Jupiter’s shower of gold
the battle at the wedding feast
(I already know it is not Jupiter's shower of gold)

Someone help me with this please.

In the early 1900s, a district in Durham named Hayti was an example of a community with a high number of Democrats. a self-sufficient Black neighborhood. an area overrun by Red Shirts and the Ku Klux Klan. an area where Black people could not live due to redlining.

Which role does the legislative branch play within the system of checks and balances in the federal government?

Question 4 options:

enforcing laws


making laws


using the veto


interpreting laws

What was one major effect of increased trade in China during the postclassical period?

A. Chinese merchants began using coins instead of paper money.
B. Chinese government officials took control of all international trade.
C. Chinese cities experienced rapid population growth.
D. Chinese leaders passed laws limiting the scale of foreign goods.