True or False? When an amendment is ratified by two-thirds of Congress and three-fourths of state legislatures, it becomes part of the federal Constitution, and all states—even those that did not ratify the amendment—must follow the laws in the new amendment.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
Answer:
Amendments proposed by Congress or convention become valid only when ratified by the legislatures of, or conventions in, three-fourths of the states (i.e., 38 of 50 states).
Explanation:
Use the drop-down menus to complete each statement.
Which article(s) of the constitution should be consulted for information on managing natural resources?
Which article(s) of the constitution should be consulted for information on how to make changes to it?
Which article(s) of the constitution should be consulted for information on the creation of new parishes?
Answer:
Articles II-V
Articles XII-XIV
and Article VI
Explanation:
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What was true of farmers in Louisiana during the antebellum period?
Most farmers owned large plantations.
Most farmers owned small plots of land.
Many farmers grew potatoes and tomatoes.
Most farmers used enslaved laborers to raise crops.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
Analyze the imperial motives of the United States in the 1800s to the early 20th Century.
Write a sentence position paper whether you think American actions were justified or
unjustified.
Answer:the battalion of 1880
Explanation:
Answer:
the imperial motives of the United States were unjustified. I believe this for many reasons, here are a few.
The actions of the United States were unjust because the nation brought upon itself to intervene in international/other nations' affairs. At that time America also, apparently, thought of itself highly and as a better nation. I think that if one nation isn't having issues like a war or a world-threatening problem, then there is no reason to get involved. This was also because the United States government was trying to reach its' goal of earning money and establishing an empire.
Often when the United States was beginning to be very unjust was in the early 1800s. Cuba began rebelling several times against the Spanish in the 1800s but was overpowered each time, harm against the Cuban citizens horrified many Americans. "in 1898 Maine accidentally blew up killing 260 men, the Americans falsely accused the Spanish of blowing up Maine as an excuse to go to war with them." The last part in my opinion is incredibly wrong to do.
Those were a few reasons that I think made the United States unjustified. What do you think?
Why was it important for colonists in North America to work together and to have rules about governing themselves? Use one quotation from the Mayflower Compact.
Answer:
the Mayflower Compact laid the foundations for two other revolutionary documents: the Declaration of Independence, which stated that governments derive their powers “from the consent of the governed,” and the Constitution.
How did the creation of the Eastern Roman Empire impact European culture?
A. It prevented the creation of monarchies in Central Europe.
B. It brought Christianity into Eastern Europe.
C. It increased the influence of Germanic tribes in Eastern Europe.
D. It decreased Latin influences in Central Europe.
Answer:
It could be B
Explanation:
The Byzantine Empire shifted its capital from Rome to Constantinople, changed the official religion to Christianity, and changed the official language from Latin to Greek.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Which factors correctly explain the outcome of the Battle of New Orleans? Check all that apply.
The United States had twice the number of troops.
British soldiers were unable to travel across a canal.
The American troops had a full supply of ammunition.
The weather was an advantage for the British troops.
American soldiers knew the area better than the British.
The Americans were in a position that provided protection.
Answer:
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How does the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) achieve its goal of stabilizing the worldwide price for oil?
A.
by using its vote on the United Nations Security Council to set acceptable prices
B.
by arranging exclusive contracts with private and nationalized oil companies
C.
by setting member production and price of oil on the world market
D.
by purchasing most of the oil available on the market from nonmembers
Answer:
I'm pretty sure the answer is B.
Explanation:
How many people are in the world?
Answer:
trillions
Explanation:
Match each expression with the equivalent expanded expression.
Answer:
The green line goes to the first box
the orange line goes to the third box
the red line goes to the last box
the purple line goes to the second box
and the blue line goes to the fourth box
Explanation:
Use the drop-down menus to complete each statement.
Article VI of the Louisiana Constitution focuses on
.
Articles II–V of the Louisiana Constitution focus on
.
Articles VII–XI of the Louisiana Constitution focus on
.
Articles XII–XIV of the Louisiana Constitution focus on
Answer:
Article VI of the Louisiana Constitution focuses on ✔ local government
Articles II–V of the Louisiana Constitution focus on ✔ the structure of government.
Articles VII-XI of the Louisiana Constitution focuses on ✔ functions of government
Articles XII-XIV of the Louisiana Constitution focuses on ✔ amendments to the constitution
Explanation:
Answer:
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how did the attack on pearl harbor change the course of world war 2
Answer: It made the United States enter the war
Explanation:
Answer:
The attack on Pearl Harbor definitely caused a lot more chaos and war, for both the allies and the axis powers. It caused America to join in the war, and it brought Imperial Japan and the U.S. to war with each other, causing nearly all the axis and allied powers to take more part in the war.
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A pair of boots are $95.00 and are on sale for 30% off. What is the sale price of the boots?
Answer:
The answer would be $66.5
Answer:
The sale price is $66.50.
Explanation:
95 x 30% = 28.5
95-28.5=66.50
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What prompted Darius I to lead a Persian invasion of Greece?
O. Themistocles trapped and destroyed the Persian navy at Salamis.
O Dozens of Spartans fought the entire Persian army at Thermopylae.
O Persia supported Sparta against Athens in the Peloponnesian Wars.
O Athens supported a revolt of lonian Greeks against the Persian govemor.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
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Answer:
C
Explanation:
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Why do you think that Thomas Jefferson wrote a paragraph about slavery when he wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Answer:
he believed that slavery presented the greatest threat to the survival of the new American nation. Jefferson also thought that slavery was contrary to the laws of nature, which decreed that everyone had a right to personal liberty.
Explanation:
How was life in Louisiana impacted by the French Revolution?
A. Spain sold Louisiana to the United States in order to raise revenue for an imminent war with France.
B. New Orleans was briefly taken over by French residents proclaiming the principles of the Revolution.
C. The governor of Louisiana expelled some French residents and called out the militia to prevent a similar uprising.
D. Spain returned control of Louisiana to France in order to avoid a war along their border in Europe.
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How did the repartimiento system affect American Indians?
Check all of the boxes that apply.
A. It forced them to work.
B. It let them live in freedom.
C. It allowed colonists to mistreat them.
D. It gave them their own property.
Answer:
A and C
Explanation:
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Answer:
A and C
Explanation:
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By March 1944 the ghetto population had fallen to just 300 people and it was closed. Those who remained were marched to the railway station and, on packed "cattle trucks", taken to Majdanek, near Lublin, Bryer's first concentration camp. After being ordered to strip and stand naked in the snow, she and the others were given "a striped uniform, a striped dress and a white handkerchief on the head - and that was all you had in this winter". She spent her 17th birthday in the camp. After six weeks the family were moved again, with Bryer sent to Plaszow, near Krakow - the concentration camp portrayed in Schindler's List. Life there was brutal, with the prisoners divided into work teams and forced to push wagons full of stones, laden from the quarry. "It was a hell of a job, we could hardly manage. There were shootings and hangings and there was no crematorium there - only a hill where they used to burn the people and all the ashes used to fly over us." Another danger was the demand for blood for German troops fighting in Russia, which was forcibly taken and difficult to recover from.It was at Plaszow that her father, an "upright" man who no longer knew where his wife or children were, was beaten to death by a guard. The German invasion of Poland in 1939 ended the happy childhood of Henia Bryer. Ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day she tells BBC One how she was sent to four concentration camps, but survived them all. "They were wearing these black uniforms with a skull on top and they installed loud speakers all over the town spreading hate propaganda," says Henia Bryer of the German army's arrival in Radom, eight days after they crossed the border on 1 September. "Hitler's speeches went on for hours and hours... he never made any secret of what he was going to do to the Jews." At first, Bryer's family - including an older brother and a younger brother and sister - survived on the gold coins saved by her father, a shoe factory owner who continued working, but was not paid. Much worse was to come. In 1941 they were among the 30,000 people confined to a ghetto, set up in the Jewish area. Conditions were very poor, with 10 people living in a single room. Violence and shootings were commonplace, yet the family managed to stay together. In 1944 Bryer was sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau, where she saw notorious camp doctor Josef Mengele. "They took us off the train and we had to line up and strip. The men were separated from the women immediately. And there stood Dr Mengele and his cronies - fully dressed in uniforms and we had to parade in front of them. You can imagine what that felt like. "He was just flicking his finger. If he flicked the finger to the left, the people were going straight to the crematorium. If to the right, they were going to the camp." She also recalls music blaring over loudspeakers as children were separated from their parents. She did not see her sister, but has no doubt about what happened. "She was sent into the ovens." During a freezing winter Bryer, now tattooed as Auschwitz prisoner A26188, struggled against starvation, reciting poems to keep her mind on other things. And, as she turned 18 in mid-December, she thought of how she should have been going to university in Rome. She remembers telling herself: "I am too young to die, I can't die. I haven't seen anything, I haven't done anything yet." Three months after she arrived, and two days before it was reached by Russian troops, Bryer was moved again. During a forced march she saw the bodies of those shot because they were too tired to walk. Arriving at the last camp, Bergen-Belsen, she saw "a huge mountain of dead bodies... partly decomposing". The camp was "the pits", she says, even compared to Auschwitz. Visiting the camp after its liberation in April 1945, the broadcaster Richard Dimbleby described it as a "living nightmare". And for the prisoners, freedom was not immediate. Suffering from diseases including typhus, they were locked inside with too few doctors to care for them and fatty foods their bodies could no longer digest. "People were dying - there were 30,000 people that died after the liberation. I felt terrible, I lost the only friend I had right through the camps." After the war, Bryer was reunited with her mother and lived in France and Israel before she met her husband Maurice and moved with him to South Africa. Now in her 80s, she fears younger generations lack knowledge of the Holocaust. "I had an operation once and the anaesthetist comes and looks at [the tattoo on] my arm and he says, 'What is this?' And I said, 'That's from Auschwitz.' And he said, 'Auschwitz, what was that?' And that was a young man, a qualified doctor," she says.
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Answer:
I would do 1 2 3 It will seem most reasonable
The Olmecs were descendants from:
Europe
Africa
Asia
North America
Answer:
Asia
Explanation:
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2. How did Minnesota’s population change in the 1850s?
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SIDEBAR: Transportation in Early Minnesota
3. Name six means of transportation used for travel to and within Minnesota in the 1850s.
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The New England Schoolteacher
4. What were St. Paul, its citizens, and its first schoolhouse like when Harriet Bishop arrived?
List two details about each.
St. Paul Citizens Schoolhouse
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SIDEBAR: The Three Branches of Government
5. Fill in the blanks with the branches of the U.S. and Minnesota government and their roles.
Branch Legislative
Role Enforces Laws
Minnesota Becomes a Territory
6. What were the advantages of becoming a territory?
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Turning Point
7. Why did European American settlers start pouring into Minnesota around 1852?
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SIDEBAR: Treaties for Land in Northern Minnesota
8. How did the treaties of 1854 and 1855 impact the Ojibwe of northern Minnesota?
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One Swedish Immigrant
9. What problems did Hans Mattson face during his first winter? How did he solve them?
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A Community Grows
10. What were some reasons that people emigrated from Europe?
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Statehood for Minnesota
11. What were the advantages of becoming a state?
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SIDEBAR: Same Name, Different Powers
12. What were three things established by Minnesota’s constitution?
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SIDEBAR: Understanding Federalism
13. Federalism is a system of government where power is divided between two levels of government.
Name the two levels.
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What happens in elections? How close were the popular votes and the electoral college votes?
Answer: When citizens cast thier ballots for president in popular vote, they elect a slate of electors, Electors then cast the votes that decide who becomes president of the united states. Usually, electoral votes align with the popular vote in election
Explanation:
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How does US representative democracy differ from Athenian direct democracy?
In the US, citizens vote, while in ancient Athens, only the Council of 500 voted to pass laws.
In the US, citizens elect representatives to office, while in Athens, elections were not held.
In the US, citizens run the government, while in Athens, citizens elected officials to run the government.
In the US, anyone can participate in Congress, while in Athens, only citizens could hold offices.
Answer:
In the US, citizens elect representatives to office, while in Athens, elections were not held.
Explanation:
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Both of them let men cast ballots. One distinction is that Athens has a direct democracy, whereas the US has a representative democracy. Hence option B is correct .
How does US representative democracy differ from Athenian direct democracy?Only men who possessed property were eligible to vote in Athens. Any US citizen who is at least 18 years old may vote.
Every resident in Athens has the right to cast a ballot on specific matters including municipal referendums, new taxes, and state policy, just like in the United States. As in Athens, the outcome of these votes is decided by the majority.
The first genuine democracy in human history was the one in Athens. The first time a large-scale community adopted democratic governance was Athens, while governing councils and village councils may have done so before.
But in the ancient democracy Every citizen had a duty to rule in classical Athens. The city-state of Athens existed in the fourth and fifth centuries BCE. The city was the sovereign state, meaning it made its own decisions. The United States of America, in contrast, is a nation-state.
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Why is Virginia one of the best and one of the worst regions in the world?
What solution does the petition recommend for Virginias problems?
Why is the government of Virginia unable to solve the colony’s difficulties
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What was true of Louisiana’s population when it became a state?
Most residents in the territory practiced the Protestant religion.
The majority of Louisianans spoke English as their first language.
Slavery had ended and all formerly enslaved people had been set free.
There was a large population of free people of color living in the territory.