The "cost" of inflation is often figured
mathematically as which of the
following?
A. a monetary value
B. a whole number
C. a percentage
D. a price

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Just two like usual, but they were the Democrat and Democrat-Republican parties

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Vice presidential candidate     Party        Electoral vote

  Andrew Jackson          Democratic-Republican     13

        Martin Van Buren            Democratic-Republican     9

      Henry Clay              Democratic-Republican       2

Total 260

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Answer:

D. Xerxes

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Modern scholars estimate that Xerxes I crossed the Hellespont with approximately 360,000 soldiers and a navy of 700 to 800 ships, reaching Greece in 480 BCE. He defeated the Spartans at Thermopylae, conquered Attica, and sacked Athens.

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Studying African history and current events gives us a deeper understanding of world history and even modern American history. For instance, the relationship between the United States and Africa predates American Independence.You become a better-informed global citizen when you study Africa.

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What themes did Chinese poets address? social issues, shortness of life, one with nature, lives of the people.

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A Romênia durante a segunda guerra Mundial uniu-se às forças do Eixo ,após um breve período de relativa neutralidade ,em junho de 1941, sob o governo de lon Miguel , depôs a ditadura de Antonescu e colocou a Romênia no lado dos Aliados pelo resto da guerra.

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They were invaded by Russia!

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Answer: universal healthcare, allowing gay people to.....

Explanation:

Universal health care and allowing gay people to openly work in the military are the two domestic policy initiatives did Clinton fail to get passed through Congress during his 1st two years as President. Thus, option A and C are correct.

The first day of Bill Clinton's first inauguration as the 42nd president of the United States was January 20, 1993, and it lasted until January 20, 2001. Clinton, a Democrat from Arkansas, was elected president in 1992 after easily defeating Ross Perot, an independent businessman, and Republican President George H. W. Bush.

Four years later, in 1996, he won re-election by defeating Republican nominee Bob Dole and former presidential candidate Ross Perot (then of the Reform Party). Clinton was followed as president by Republican George W. Bush, who won the 2000 presidential election. During the Clinton administration, the economy of the country enjoyed sustained prosperity. His presidency oscillated significantly from high to low and back again, even though the economy was still solid, according to historian Gil Troy.

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question 1 is A

question 2 is A

question 3 is A

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The stock market crash of 1929 was not the sole cause of the Great Depression, but it did act to accelerate the global economic collapse of which it was also a symptom. By 1933, nearly half of America's banks had failed, and unemployment was approaching 15 million people, or 30 percent of the workforce.

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The Catholics would then place the nation under the Pope's rule. The Know-Nothing Party intended to prevent Catholics and immigrants from being elected to political offices. Its members also hoped to deny these people jobs in the private sector, arguing that the nation's business owners needed to employ true Americans.

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Enlightment stressed the idea of natural lights. abd equality for all citizens. the ideas of the enlightenment flowed from Europe to the north American continent and sparked a revolution that made enlightened thought all the more popular back across the Atlantic:)

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C

Explanation:

Credit cards represent money that you already have in the bank, and is easier than holding cash, but a check is directly to the merchant of your purchase.

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Answer:

Constantine

Explanation:

he was born on February 27 and died on May 22 and he was the person who legalized Christianity

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Constantine

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I believe the answer is B) Star Wars

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Answer: It's New Zealand

Explanation: I've took this test before

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He taught the importance of peaceful protest, and that one day we could all come

Explanation:

General charles cornwallis

Answer:

General Charles Cornwallis won the American Revolutionary War in 1781.

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The correct answer is D. You could sue for defamation if the allegations were true, but your reputation suffered.

Explanation

Defamation is the name by which the action of spreading an accusation towards another person is known that can cause damage to the honor, dignity or reputation of the accused who is accused. Therefore, if Senator Jones has evidence, he could sue for defamation of the media. However, the fragment also refers to Anne Tracy having witnesses to support her accusation, so it would be unlikely that Senator Jones had evidence to declare him innocent. On the other hand, if he were innocent, his reputation in society had already been affected. So the correct answer is D. He could sue for defamation if the accusations were true but his reputation was damaged.

As part of his state modernization program, Huey Long tripled the size of Louisiana State University (LSU), opening enrollment to all able poor students and building it into one of the finest universities in the South.

Elephants vs. Tigers

A favorite story about Huey Long's devotion to Louisiana State University recounts when the circus was scheduled to come through town on LSU game day. Long feared that the parade of animals through Baton Rouge might reduce attendance at the LSU Tigers' football game.

The Governor called the circus owner to ask him to postpone the parade until the following day. When the owner refused, Long replied, “Fine. As you know, Louisiana has a flea-dipping law and you’ll be expected to dip the elephants upon crossing the state line.” The circus was rescheduled.

In 1928, LSU was a small-time country school that generated little interest or attention in the state. Labeled a “third-rate” institution by the Association of State Universities, the school had only 1800 students, 168 faculty members, and an annual operating budget of $800,000.

In 1930, Huey Long initiated a massive building program on campus to expand the physical plant and add departments. By 1936, LSU had the finest facilities in the South, a top-notch faculty of 394 professors, a new medical school, more than 6,000 students, and a winning football team. In only eight years, it had risen in size from 88th in the nation to 20th, and it was the 11th largest state university in the nation.

Huey Long on the gridiron with referees before a Louisiana State University football game.

Huey Long on the gridiron with referees before a Louisiana State University football game.

Courtesy of LSU Libraries Special Collections, Baton Rouge

To generate excitement for LSU, Long’s first step was to quadruple the size of the marching band (from 28 to 125) and develop a first-rate football team. He became the state’s most prominent ‘Tiger fan’ – coaching plays, giving locker room pep talks and personally recruiting top talent for the team. LSU fever swept the state, as reduced tuition and need-based scholarships allowed students from all regions to flock to Baton Rouge to study.

Long financed these improvements by arranging for the state to purchase acreage from the LSU campus, which adjoined the grounds of the new State Capitol building. To the consternation of his critics, Long essentially diverted $9 million for LSU’s expansion and increased the annual operating budget to $2.8 millio

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Explanation:

Carbon dioxide is passed from the air into a plant via tiny pores, and water is absorbed through the plant's roots. Inside the leaf cells, chloroplasts use light energy to rearrange the atoms of the products to produce glucose, and a by- product of oxygen.

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According to the doctrine of nullification, also called the states' rights doctrine, a state could nullify, or reject, a federal law it considered unconstitutional.

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Explanation:

Federalists argued that the Constitution did not need a bill of rights, because the people and the states kept any powers not given to the federal government. Anti-Federalists held that a bill of rights was necessary to safeguard individual liberty.

Topic: Bill of Rights, Constitution, Freedom of ...

Founding Principle: Natural/Inalienable Rights

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The “Crittenden Compromise,” as it became known, included six proposed constitutional amendments and four proposed Congressional resolutions that Crittenden hoped would appease Southern states and help the nation avoid civil war. ... This was an unsuccessful effort to avert the Civil War during the winter of 1860-1861

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Large amounts of oil were found in Texas, and people were using electricity less, so oil prices dropped drastically. Oil investors lost their money, and it was no longer profitable to run an oil field.