Which concern did President Eisenhower express in his farewell address?

Answer:

that the military-industrial complex would become too powerful

Explanation:

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The term fertile crescent was first coined in 1916 by the Egyptologist James Henry Breasted in his work Ancient Times: A History of the Early World.

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If you were Thomas Jefferson, would you have made the deal to buy all of the Louisiana Territory AND WHY?

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2. What is the source of authority in a monarchy?
in a democratic republic? in a dictatorship?

5. A
Is a toll road built for easy travel and for
shipment of goods

What did North Carolina's legislature hope to accomplish by passing black codes? O They wanted African Americans to have the same rights as white citizens. O They thought the laws would help African Americans transition to freedom O They believed the laws would ensure African Americans would be repaid for being enslaved. O They sought to guarantee that African Americans would not gain equality with whites. ​

Which of the following lists includes all of Central Asia's countries?

A. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan

B. Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan

C. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan

D. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan​

germany made a nonagression agreement with the soviet union before ww2 in order to
A: demonstrate its support for the soviet union's communist political system
B: ensure the soviet military would not interfere with german invasion of poland
C: pressure Great Britain and France to accept its demands during the munich conference
D: convince the soviet union to join germany, italy, and japan in the Tripartite pact

During Reconstruction, African Americans:
A. lived in a society in which they attempted to become full citizens, in spite of the efforts of white Southerners.
B. had no opportunity for schooling.
C.were able to become independent farmers by purchasing their own land.
D. lived in fully integrated urban societies.
E. left the South in overwhelming numbers.

Solar panels are a popular choice for homeowners who want to take advantage of alternate energy sources. These systems are a way for consumers to save money and conserve energy at the same time. Even the nation’s most famous address is doing its part.
In 2010, president Barack Obama decided to install solar panels on the white house as part of his administration’s focus on environmental issues, But Obama wasn’t the first president to use alternate sources of energy at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The first solar panels were placed on the presidential mansion more than 30 years ago.
President Jimmy Carter installed 32 solar panels on the white house during the Arab oil embargo in 1979, which had caused a national energy crisis. Carter was ahead of the times. He set this example for the American people as part of a campaign to conserve energy. Carter said that the solar panels were "a small part of one of the greatest and most exciting adventures ever undertaken by the American people. "The use of solar panels had a goal: to reduce the United States’ dependence on foreign oil by garnering the power of the sun.
President Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, and he had very different views about energy consumption. He wanted on the panels taken down. In 1986, they were removed during construction on the white house roof.
Obama reinstalled the white house solar panels as well as a solar water heater in the spring of 2011. Administration officials said they expected the photovoltaic system would convert sunlight to 19,700 kilowatt hours of electricity a year. According to the associated press, that would save a typical household in Washington, D.C., an average of $2,300 on its annual electricity bill. The white house is just one of many American homes making an effort to reduce its reliance on nonrenewable resources.
Instead of following a chronological sequence, the author discusses Obama's reinstallation of solar panels first. Which of the following is the purpose of this order of the events?
a. To ensure the reader does not get confused
b. To engage the reader's political stance
c. To ensure the reader completes the text
d. To engage the reader with a current event Stimulus

Name three ways in which the political participation of African Americans was discouraged at the beginning of the 20th century.

review the map.
which letter on the map identifies the Atacand Desert?​

Which battle of the Civil War was the last?

Battle of Sabine Pass

Battle of Palmito Ranch

Battle of Appomattox Court House

Battle of Galveston​

The spread of nationalism led to which general outcome during the 20th century? O A. The world's economy became much more interconnected. B. Many new independent countries were established. C. Countries began to protect international civil rights. D. European states established worldwide colonial empires.​

5. Which region in Europe experienced outbreaks of war in 1912 and 1913, setting the stage
for World War I?
A. Scandinavia
B. Central Europe
C. Western Europe
D. The Balkans

How are the three states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) different from each other?

A charges $300 for every 4 of of labor. Welder B charges $240 for every 3 hours of labor. - Brainly.com

Athens suffered a great defeat in the Second Peloponnesian War after it attempted to conquer what Spartan ally?
A. Corinth
B. Aegina
C. Thebes
D. Syracuse

In the 1844 election, the phrase “Fifty-Four Forty or Fight!” referred to
the number of representatives in Congress.
the growing US economy in the West.
the desired boundary line in the North.
the threat of war with American Indians.

which european nation colonized india and austrialia in addition to having spheres of influence in china?

PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?
A. “The government of the United States tried to help freedmen find success in their new lives and set up new programs to achieve this goal.” (Paragraph 3)
B. “This meant that sometimes former slaves would end up working for the same families who had enslaved them.” (Paragraph 4)
C. “These suggestions included giving sharecroppers the holidays off and requiring landowners to give “good and kind treatment” to sharecroppers.” (Paragraph 5) D. “Landowners sometimes sold sharecroppers seeds, shelter, and food for outrageous prices, slowly putting the borrowers into debt.” (Paragraph 6)

Why did Great Britain enjoy a head start over continental Europe in industrialization

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If the government does not protect the citizens right what is the duty of the people?

The legislature is often referred to as "the first branch of government
True
False​

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China and Great Britain were pursuing competing interests in the 19th century. The British wanted to create a positive trade balance with China by importing opium into that country. China wanted to maintain control over its population and trade by restricting foreign influence and goods. What motivations did each side have in pursuing its respective policies? Think about how different people on each side may have understood and justified their actions.

Choose one of the following characters/perspectives for your editorial:
Chinese merchant
British merchant
Chinese politician
British politician

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