What was the most dreaded thing for immigrants on Ellis Island?

Answer:

The disease most feared was trachoma, a highly contagious eye infection that could lead to blindness and death.

Explanation:

Answer:

At one time, the average passenger mortality rate was 10 percent per voyage. The conditions were so crowded, so drearily dark, so unsanitary and so foul-smelling, that they were the single most important cause of America's early immigration laws.

Explanation:

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8. Two months after President Martin Van Buren took office, the United States
entered in
A. a severe depression.
B. a light recession.
C. an international profit trade era.
D. a prosperity era.

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How did the U.S. government address the King’s concerns in the letter of Birmingham jail

(AP GOV)

do you think the process to amend the constitution is too easy, too easy or appropriate?

Which of the following gains did African Americans and/or women NOT
make during World War II?
less discrimination in hiring on the home front
an end to social and political discrimination
expanded roles in the military
the defacto desegregation of the armed forces

what are the problems with nationalism?

The _______________ in sonata-allegro form is an optional ending in the tonic key.

recapitulation
exposition
coda
development

What evidence does Taizong use to support his argument?

the indication that all people can learn military arts
the fact that war leads to a declining population
the rules of military force
a quote from Confucius

We are part of the global world now. Whether we like it or not, and regardless of our political and religious systems, there are changes seeping through our lives.

–Amira Kashgary,
Quoted in "New Saudi Arabia University Will Have a Western Feel,"
by Jeffrey Fleishman

Which of these might be the most logical action for Saudi Arabians who agree with the professor?

learning to speak English
buying a telephone
studying their nation’s history
traveling to a neighboring country

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How did the economy respond to hoovers efforts?

Please help no links i keep getting them
What caused the Soviet Union to get involved in countries as diverse as Egypt, the Congo and Vietnam?


A they wanted to get rid of dictator ships around the word


B the goal of spreading communism throughout the world

C their alliance with China brought them to these countries

D a desire to increase trade with these nations

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New businesses grew along Route 66 and included all of the following, except __________.
a.
gas stations
c.
automotive and spare parts stores
b.
auto mechanics' shops
d.
factories

why was the brown case so important ?

The Sumerians, Babylonians, and Phoenicians trades goods as far as Africa, Asia , and Europe, and their main exports were

What does the image suggest a bout the political climate in
Germany?

Is it b no idea you tell me?

The Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court decision stated that segregation is not legal because

Segregation can be equal
it does not separate all races.
Segregation cannot ever truly be equal.

This document is an article from the Virginia Gazette published on January 25, 1770. It was written by a white person who did not himself witness the events he describes.

Assignment: Write an extended paragraph of 8-12 sentences on the document below responding to the following prompt:

What does this article show about the relationship between whites and slaves?

Relationship Between Whites and Slaves
Some time about Christmas last, a tragical affair happened at a plantation in North Wales, Hanover County, belonging to Bowler Cocke, Esq; the particulars of which, according to the accounts we have received, are as follows, viz. The Negroes belonging to the plantation having long been treated with too much lenity and indulgence, were grown extremely insolent and unruly; Mr. Cocke therefore had employed a new Steward. The Steward's deputy (a young man) had ordered one of the slaves to make a fire every morning very early; the fellow did not appear until sunrise; on being examined why he came not sooner, he gave most insolent and provoking answers, upon which, the young man going to chastise him, the fellow made a stroke at him with an axe (or some such weapon) that was in his hand, but happily missed him. The young man then closed with him, and having the advantage, a number of the other slaves came to the Negro's assistance, and beat the young man severely. At last, the ringleader (a very sensible fellow) interceded for him, on which they desisted. The young man ran off as fast as he could to procure assistance to quell them. Whilst he was gone, they tied up the Steward, and also a poor innocent, helpless old man, who overlooked a neighboring quarter, and on hearing the uproar had [come] across the creek to know the cause of it. There they [were] whipped till they were raw from the neck to the waistband. In some time the young man returned, with about twelve white men, and two little boys carrying each a gun. They released the two unhappy sufferers, and then proceeded to a barn, where they found a large body of Negroes assembled (some say forty, some fifty) on which they tried to prevail by persuasion, but the slaves, deaf to all they said, rushed upon them with desperate fury, armed with clubs and staves; one of them knocked down a White man, and was going to repeat the blow to finish him, which one of the boys seeing, levelled his piece, discharged its contents into the fellow's breast, and brought him to the dust. Another fellow, having also knocked down another of the Whites, was, in the same manner, shot by the other boy. In short, the battle continued sometime desperate, but another of the Negroes having his head almost cut off with a broad sword, and five of them being wounded, the rest fled. The accounts vary; some say three were killed upon the spot, and five wounded, others that two were killed, and five wounded, one of whom died soon after. It is said they had threatened to kill the Steward as soon as he came to the plantation. The ringleader was one of the slain.

example of mexicano contributions from this section of food​

Read the excerpt from The Odyssey. Now from his breast into his eyes the ache of longing mounted, and he wept at last, his dear wife, clear and faithful, in his arms, longed for as the sunwarmed earth is longed for by a swimmer spent in rough water where his ship went down under Poseidon's blows, gale winds and tons of sea. Few men can keep alive through a big surf to crawl, clotted with brine, on kindly beaches in joy, in joy, knowing the abyss behind: How does this excerpt from the end of the story show that Odysseus has changed in the course of his adventure? He is overly confident in his ability to conquer Poseidon. He values home and family more than personal glory. He misses the opportunity to sail in stormy seas. He is happiest when in command of a difficult battle

In this excerpt, President Eisenhower is expressing concern about

How did the Vietnam War impact Chicanos?

The growth of activism by religious conservatives in the second half of the twentieth century occurred most directly in response to the

A) challenging of social norms by youth movements

B) enactment of New Deal policies meant to address poverty

C) discovery of environmental damage caused by industrial production

D) expansion of the military budget as a result of intervention in Vietnam ​

What was the process of exclusion experienced by the first independent republics of Latin America?

Black Codes were designed to maintain white social and
economic supremacy in the absence of slavery itself.
True
False

Which God/Goddess works against Odysseus?

Which was an accomplishment of Abu Bakr?
O A. He united Arabia under the Muslim faith.
B. He conquered Gaul for Islam.
C. He established the Quran.
D. He overthrew the Rightly Guided Caliphs.

MAY YOU GUYS HELP ME ON THIS PLEASE!!!!!, THIS IS DUE IN 30 MINUTES.
1.) Most economic issues are unrelated to other economic issues; for example, inflation has no effect on pricing.

True

False

2.) The economy grows at an even rate at all times.

True

False

3.) When the production of goods increases, the business cycle is contracting.

True

False

4.) The goals of the New Deal were relief, recovery, and reform.

True

False

5.) The different parts of the economy are all independent; if one changes, the others will remain the same.

True

False

6.) People who are unemployed are jobless, looking for jobs, and available for work.

True

False

7.) If 100 people in a town of 1,000 people are unemployed, the unemployment rate is 25%.

True

False

8.) Cost–push inflation refers to a situation where demand is greater than supply.

True

False

9.) Economic indicators are studied to identify trends, such as an increase in pricing in an industry or a decrease in production over time.

True

False

10.) The GNP measures the total market value of everything produced by a country, while the GDP measures the value of everything produced within a country.

True

False

11.) Externalities can be positive or negative.

True

False

the growth of the suburbs led to:

In what country was a war in 1935?​

Who said " i found Rome a city of brick, and left it a city of marble" ?