Answer: E. Protecting America was a primary concern.
Explanation: Plato
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Answer:
A.
Explanation:
because the north wanted slaves to be free and the south wanted slaves.
7. The principle of republicanism refers to -
A. giving one branch of government power over another branch of government
B. sharing power between the state and federal government
C. the House of Representatives voting for Senators
D. a system of government where citizens vote for people to rule on their behalf
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Based on his experience in an American city, the author of this letter has chosen to
A remain in the city
B settle in the west
C return to Germany
Answer:
settle in the west
Explanation:
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The Inca civilization differed from the other great civilizations of Mesoamerica in that *
A. it had a noble ruling class
B. it had a highly centralized government
C. its ruler was thought to be descended from a god
D. it consisted of city-states
based on the sequence of events in The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone
Answer:
The French scholars hand the Rosetta Stone to the Turks. Both the French army and scholars retreat to Alexandria.
Explanation:
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Answer:
C
Explanation:
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The Visigoths' defeat of the Romans at the Battle of Adrianople in 378 was significant because ____.
the Germanic tribes were fearful of the Huns
it allowed Odoacer to conquer Britain
it indicated to all the Germanic tribes that the Roman Empire was weak
the Vandals had tried to divide the empire in 263 and failed
Answer:
It indicated to all the Germanic tribes that the Roman Empire was weak.
Who was the author of the propaganda known as Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Answer:
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Explanation: Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin in reaction to recently tightened slave laws
Answer:
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Explanation:
Which pair accurately matches the culture group and its description?
Tejanos: people of French and English ancestry
Mestizos: people of mixed Spanish and Native American heritage
Native Americans: settlers to Spanish Tejas
enslaved African Americans: natives of Central America
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Answer:
c
Explanation:
Why was the spirit of a Nation now the target for Sherman?
Answer:
The support of people is needed to win. One of the risks Sherman took was cutting himself off from the outside world.
Explanation:
what happens if the industrial countries cut back on the use of fossil fuels?
Answer:
Their income will be cut as well. This is the bad side of cutting down fossil source. But the good thing is that the industrial people can contribute in reducing greenhouse emissions by using green energies.
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
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What would happen if the head of the household were to die before fulfilling an Hacienda contract?
Group of answer choices
His wife would become a property of the Hacendado.
His sons would inherit the debt.
His brothers would inherit the debt.
Answer:
His sons would inherit the debt
Explanation:
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Describe the discoveries and inventions made in Ancient Greece.
Answer:
10. Molino de agua
Aunque en un principio se adscribió a un origen árabe el descubrimiento del molino de agua, gracias a un estudio del investigador británico M.J.T. Lewis ha quedado demostrado que este invento tiene un origen griego.
Su invención en el siglo III antes de Cristo partió de la rueda de Perachora de la que habla el ingeniero griego Filón de Bizancio en su Tratado de Mecánica.
El molino de agua fue un invento revolucionario utilizado no solo para la molienda del grano sino también para las fraguas, batanes o diversos trabajos agrícolas.
9. Odómetro
El odómetro es un instrumento muy utilizado actualmente. Se utilizan para medir la distancia recorrida por vehículos como automóviles o bicicletas. Aunque ahora son digitales en su origen eran mecánicos. Se trata de un instrumento griego descrito por primera vez por Vitruvio en torno al año 27 antes de Cristo.
Su inventor parece que fue Arquímedes de Siracusa en torno a la Primera Guerra Púnica, aunque otros historiadores atribuyen su autoría a Herón de Alejandría.
7. Cartografía
Aristóteles menciona en su obra a Anaximandro como uno de los primeros cartógrafos que creó un mapa del mundo. Nacido a principios del siglo VII antes de Cristo, su mapa apareció en forma de tabletas y allí presentó las regiones habitadas. En él se representaba Jonia en el centro pero también situó las Columnas de Hércules, Etiopia, el río Nilo o el Mar Caspio.
La contribución de Anaximandro en el campo de la Cartografía y la Geografía lo sitúan como fundamental en esta disciplina que consiste en el estudio y la elaboración de mapas.
6. Olimpiadas
Las modernas Olimpiadas, los Juegos Olímpicos, se celebraron en 1896 a partir de la iniciativa del barón Pierre de Coubertin, fundador del Comité Olímpico Internacional. Inspirados en las antiguas Olimpiadas griegas, es el mayor evento deportivo de los época contemporánea.
En Grecia los primeros Juegos Olímpicos se remontan al 776 antes de Cristo. Estaban dedicados a los dioses del Olimpo y se organizaron en las antiguas llanuras de Olimpia cada cuatro años. Todo el pueblo griego se acercaba allí para presenciar este espectáculo inolvidable. Los campeones en cada disciplina recibían coronas de hojas de olivo como premio.
5. Las bases de la Geometría
Si hablamos de Geometría nos estamos refiriendo a una de las ramas más antiguas de las Matemáticas. Los egipcios, babilonios y la civilización del valle del Indo fueron los primeros en incorporar y utilizar técnicas geométricas pero nunca se interesaron en las reglas y axiomas que la rigen.
Con los griegos se cambió la percepción de la Geometría. Ellos fueron los que recalcaron que los datos geométricos deberían ser establecidos a partir del razonamiento deductivo.
4. Las primeras prácticas de la Medicina
Hipócrates de Cos, nacido en el 450 antes de Cristo, fue el médico griego de la Antigüedad más destacado y uno de los padres de la Medicina. Él comenzó a recoger datos y realizar experimentos, demostrando que la enfermedad era un proceso connatural al ser humano y que los signos y síntomas de una enfermedad eran causados por reacciones naturales del cuerpo.
Fundador de la Escuela de Medicina Hipocrática, una de sus grandes contribuciones fue la del llamado juramento hipocrático. Con este documento puso por escrito la primera norma ética que los médicos deberían poner en práctica al realizar su trabajo. Uno de sus conceptos es el de la confidencialidad médico-paciente.
3. Filosofía moderna
Los antiguos griegos desarrollaron la Filosofía como una disciplina que se ocupaba de la forma de entender el mundo que les rodeaba, sin recurrir a la religión, el mito o la magia.
Los primeros filósofos griegos eran también científicos y basándose en la observación y estudio razonado del mundo conocido pusieron los cimientos de uno de los pilares de la civilización.
2. El concepto de Democracia
La Democracia, en sentido estricto, es según la Wikipedia «una forma de organización del Estado en el cual las decisiones colectivas son adoptadas por el pueblo mediante mecanismos de participación directa o indirecta que confieren legitimidad a sus representantes».
En el año 510 antes de Cristo la ciudad-estado de Atenas creó el primer gobierno democrático. Por eso Atenas es considerada la cuna de la Democracia.
1. Descubrimientos de la ciencia moderna
Los antiguos griegos contribuyeron con diversas aportaciones a distintas ramas de la ciencia. Podemos decir que rompieron estereotipos contemporáneos tanto en Astronomía, Biología o Física, y fueron grandes matemáticos.
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How were banks in the 1920s most notably different from banking systems today
2. Match the following descriptions to the correct category, Federalist or Anti-Federalist.
1. were known as strict constructionists
2. supported the Jay Treaty
3. opposed Alexander Hamilton's economic policies
4. opposed the French Revolution
5. were known as loose constructionists
6. supported the French Revolution
Answer:
Federalist: Opposed Alexander Hamilton's economic policies- were known as loose constructionists
-Anti-Federalists: Supported the Jay treaty- opposed the French Revolution- were known as strict constructionists- Supported the French Revolution
Match the following descriptions to the correct category as Federalist or Anti-Federalist
1. were known as strict constructionists - Anti-Federalists.
2. supported the Jay Treaty -Federalists
3. opposed Alexander Hamilton's economic policies -Anti Federalist
4. opposed the French Revolution - Federalists
5. were known as loose constructionists - Federalist
6. supported the French Revolution - Anti-Federalist.
What is the french Revolution?The French Revolution was a time of significant social instability that lasted from 1787 through 1799. The French Revolution was primarily motivated by the desire to overthrow the monarchy and promote equality, freedom, and democratic rights for all people.
Thomas Jefferson and other anti-federalists in America were in favor of aiding the French revolution. Federalists were powerful, wealthy men. They didn't support democracy or popular rule. They were strongly opposed to the French revolution.
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Which event led most directly to the end of the Cold War?
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
I would say the fall of the Berlin Wall, but D is also acceptable.
How did reinvention time make golden age happier
Answer:
Historically, the golden age
Explanation:
Well in general, the golden age is a metaphorical term that describes a period where people lived in a greater and purer time. In history, there are numerous examples of events or occurrences that lay the foundation of human
Which of the following describes an effect of the war that Americans experienced on the home front?
Answer:
A. increased work opportunities
Explanation:
Nathanael Greene was an important figure in the Revolutionary War.
Answer:
If this is a true or false, it is TRUE.
Explanation:
Nathanael (sometimes spelled "Nathaniel") Greene was one of the most respected generals of the Revolutionary War (1775-83) and a talented military strategist. As commander of the Southern Department of the Continental army, he led a brilliant campaign that ended the British occupation of the South
How does the final line of the poem reveal the theme?
A
It illustrates how secrets can lead to disaster.
It shows that praise can be used to deceive others.
С
It suggests that unhappiness can lead to evil actions,
D
It highlights how music can be both beautiful and dangerous.
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What type of language is used in this passage?
Frederick Douglass was born in slavery as Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey near Easton in Talbot County, Maryland. He was not sure of the exact year of his birth, but he knew that it was 1817 or 1818.
A)respectful
B)friendly
C)formal
D)informal
Which of the following individuals had the greatest influence on Martin Luther King, Jr.? Thomas Brewer Benjamin Mays Thomas Jefferson Henry Talmadge
Answer:
b
Explanation:
Using Sources 1 and 2, which statement best explains how the U.S. government addressed the issue of Chinese immigration during the late 1800s?
Answer:
tensions between "new" immigrants and naturalized citizens from earlier waves of immigration? The increased size of the labor force caused by the "new" immigrants reduced wages for everyone
The Fourteenth Amendment, along with the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, are known as the Reconstruction Amendments. These amendments were meant to clarify aspects of citizenship after the abolition of slavery in the United States after the Civil War betore the United States was formed in those states which had seceded from the Union. plz give answer
A. after the abolition of slavery in the United states
B. after the civil war
C. before the United States was formed
D. in those states which had seceded from the union
Answer:
A. after the abolition of slavery in the United states
Explanation:
After slavery was abolished in United States, many people in The Southern States still treated the ex-slaves with hostility. They're heavily discriminated in every aspects of their life. They're not allowed to vote, do not have equal protection from the government, openly became a target of violence or even outright preventing them from getting a job.
To handle this , The Federal government proposed Reconstruction amendments. These amendments were crated to increase the Law protection for African American community and strengthen their status as Us Citizens.
What was an important obstacle Farah Ahmedi had to overcome on her Journey?
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What language is the Popol Vuh written in??
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Answer: C
Explanation:
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Which of these is an implied power of Congress? power to regulate interstate trade power to regulate health and safety in food handling O power to collect taxes O power to declare war
Answer:
to address the problems of interstate trade barriers and the ability to enter into trade agreements, it included the Commerce Clause, which grants Congress the power "to regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes." Moving the power to regulate interstate commerce to ...
Explanation:
Which statement about the Indian Removal Act of 1830 is false?
Three of the five tribes favored the legislation because they
welcomed the opportunity for westward expansion.
Andrew Jackson supported it.
Most Whigs opposed this legislation.
The act forced members of five tribes to leave their lands in the
East and relocate further west.
Answer:
It is false that three of the five tribes favored the legislation because they welcomed the opportunity for westward expansion.
Explanation:
The Indian Removal Act was a law passed by Congress in 1830 with the aim of legalizing the relocation of the American Indian tribes that were located east of the Mississippi, taking them to what today is Oklahoma. This rule was clearly rejected by the native tribes, who considered their territories as their ancestral property, and did not see possible a separation of their peoples from their territories, given their cultural and religious conception. Therefore, it is false that there were tribes that supported this norm.