Answer:
d
Explanation:
Can someone under the age of 21 make a real impact or major change in society
Answer:
Yes, ofc they can
Explanation:
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PLZ help me with this question!!!
Answer:
The Loyalist
Explanation:
:)
Which bodies of water serve as a source of drinking water for some U.S. And Canadian cities, and are facing serious pollution problems? A.Hudson Bay and Labrador Sea B. St. Lawrence River and Hudson River C.Great Lakes D. Atlantic Ocean and Great Lakes
Answer:
St. Lawrence River
Explanation:
The pollution is caused by agricultural industries. The industries discharge a lot of chemicals and waste such as pesticides. Even though some people swim in that river and is tested frequently due to those discharge, the water isn't considered safe drinking water because of bacteria. A lot of people decided to not swim in the water because there have been reports of plastic being found and the color of the river changed to a brownish nasty looking water. It used to be clear water before the pollution started.
In the pictures below are some before and after pollution
I NEED HELP ASAP :,) Select the privileges that make U.S. citizenship desirable.
gaining citizenship for children born in other countries
demonstrating patriotism
bringing family members into the United States
voting
traveling with a U.S. passport
federal jobs
owning their own property
building a new house
holding political office
Answer:
gaining citizenship for children born in other countries
bringing family members into the United States
voting
traveling with a U.S. passport
owning their own property
building a new house
The privileges that make U.S. citizenship desirable are-
Gaining citizenship for children born in other countries.Demonstrating patriotism.Bringing family members into the United States.VotingTraveling with a U.S. passport.Federal jobs.Owning their own propertyBuilding a new houseWhat does citizenship mean?A Citizenship is the status of being a citizen. Citizenship is a person's legal status as a legal member of a nation. If you have citizenship in a country, you have the right to live there, vote, work, and pay taxes. Citizenship is gained by meeting the legal requirements of a national, state, or local government.
What are the privileges of a citizen?
If you are a citizen of a particular nation such as U.S., you are given certain privileges which are- Gaining citizenship for children born in other countries, bringing family members into the United States, voting rights, traveling with a U.S. passport, getting a federal job, owning your own property, building a new house etc.
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BRAINLIEST TO WHOEVER IS CORRECT
When parallel parking, always park on ____, unless it is a one-way street.
A. the right side of the roadway
B. the left side of the roadway
C. facing downhill
D. facing uphill
Answer:
A. the right side of the roadway
The major river that flows through Palestine is called the __________. A. Jordan River B. Negev River C. Anatolian River D. Cyprus River Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:
A. Jordan river
Explanation:
I did this yesterday :)
Answer:
Im very late and someone has allready ansewerd but just in case it's A Jordan..... SORRY!
Explanation:
we have as varied vegetation as climate and landforms
Answer:
mountainous country sharing borders with china to the north and india to the west,south and east
Explanation:
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Answer:
Ah..welp.. theres nu file lol
Explanation:
why were the owners of the triangle shirtwaist factory acquitted
Answer:
The strike soon spread to other shirtwaist manufacturers. By Christmas, 723 employees had been arrested, but the public largely sided with labor. ... Two weeks after the fire, a grand jury indicted Triangle Shirtwaist owners Isaac Harris and Max Blanck on charges of manslaughter.
Explanation:
Which landform is nicknamed "shamo"? A.Gobi desert. B.Taklimakan desert. C.Himalayan Mountains D.Tibetan plateau
Answer:
A. Gobi Desert
Explanation:
The Gobi has the alternative name Sha-mo which means sand desert and han'hal which means dry sea.
Answer B has the name Sea of Death that chinese people gave the Taklamakan Desert. Answer C wouldnt make sense . D has nicknames like "The roof of the world" "The third pole" and the "Asian water tower" etc.
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Who/What did the indigenous people encounter??
When two people meet for the first time, each takes stock of the other, often focusing on differences. Scholar Martha Minow warns that difference always “implies a reference: difference from whom? I am no more different from you than you are from me. A short person is different only in relation to a tall one; a Spanish-speaking student is different in relation to an English-speaking one. But the point of comparison is often unstated.” By identifying unstated points of comparison, we can examine the relationships between those who have the power to assign labels of difference and those who lack that power.
The first meetings between Europeans and the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas illustrate Minow’s argument. Historians Peter Carroll and David Noble describe those encounters:
[On] an otherwise ordinary autumn day shortly after sunrise, the Arawak inhabitants of the Caribbean Islands noticed strange ships sailing on the horizon, much larger than their dugout canoes. As these ships moved closer and closer, they saw strange-looking people with light skins aboard, making odd gestures. The Arawak youths stood at the banks hesitantly, and then some of the braver men began swimming toward the mysterious boats.
These strangers offered the Arawak red-colored caps, glass beads, and other curious trifles. In exchange, the Arawak brought parrots, cotton skeins, darts, and other items. Then the strangers drew out swords, which the Arawak, in ignorance, grasped by the blades, cutting themselves. It was a symbolic act, this inadvertent drawing of blood. For the Arawak and the strangers looked at the world from opposite angles, and both were fascinated by what the other was not.
To the Arawak, the newcomers were so obviously different in language, dress, and color that the Arawak doubted that the Europeans were human beings. “They believe very firmly,” wrote Christopher Columbus after his first voyage to the Americas, “that I, with these ships and people, came from the sky.” Other Indigenous Peoples reacted in similar ways to their first encounters with Europeans.
Columbus and other Europeans had their own misconceptions. They mistakenly believed that the Arawak were “Indians.” Carroll and Noble write:
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THIS IS FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES. Is young Harrison Ford hot or am i trippin (like Indiana Jones, Han Solo era)
Answer:
I meann we all have our own opinions and I hope no one comes for me on this one but I think he is cute but I wouldn't say hot
Explanation: i dunno, just thought of an answer?
When members of a community work to preserve their unique cultural traits, they are trying to protect their __________. A. universal culture B. cultural region C. popular culture D. local culture
Answer:
d
Explanation:
state newton's first law of motion with example
Answer:
Newton's first law of motion states that an object at rest remains at rest and an object in motion remains in motion with the same velocity unless acted upon by what we call an unbalanced force. ... The force of gravity pulling down is balanced by the force of my kitchen table pushing up on my cup of coffee.
Explanation:
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Who did Vespucci exploit?
Answer:
Explanation:
On his third and most successful voyage, he discovered present-day Rio de Janeiro and Rio de la Plata. Believing he had discovered a new continent, he called South America the New World. In 1507, America was named after him. He died of malaria in Seville, Spain, on February 22, 1512
Which of the following are ways for radiology technicians to take
care of themselves?
O Proper shoes
O Proper lifting techniques
Maintaining good health
O All of the above
Answer:
All of the Above
Explanation:
Because all of the activities are necessary to take care to there selves
Why do most of Canada’s people live in southern Canada?
10 points!
The climate is more mild in southern Canada
Up north, it's alot more snowy and desolate
The French and Indian War was fought to gain control of which area in
North America?
Answer:
The French and Indian war was fought to gain control of the New World territory. This Included the Louisiana territory and the land West of it. This contributed to Westward expansion.
Explanation:
How were the Armenians treated before World War 1? (provide
examples)
Answer:
The Armenian genocide was the systematic killing and deportation of Armenians by the Turks of the Ottoman Empire. In 1915, during World War I, leaders of the Turkish government set in motion a plan to expel and massacre Armenians. By the early 1920s, when the massacres and deportations finally ended, between 600,000 and 1.5 million Armenians were dead, with many more forcibly removed from the country.
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Answer:
its D the treaty of Paris
Answer:
the signing of the declaration of Indepance
Explanation:
im a 9th grader lol
QUESTION 20
Federal laws take precedence over conflicting state laws because of the
a. judicial clause.
b.
supremacy clause.
c. legislative clause.
d. statutory clause.
The tendency to put down and treat other groups unfairly is called:
O A. social stereotyping.
O B. the fundamental attribution error.
O C. out-group derogation.
O D. scapegoat theory.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
taking the quiz rn
The tendency to put down and treat other groups unfairly is called out-group derogation. Thus, option C is the correct option.
What is out-group derogation?Outgroup derogation is characterized as offering disparaging assessments of groups to which one does not belong or actively seeking such assessments, as well as showing a predilection for communications that do so. Outgroup discrimination is the term for prejudice against the outgroup. This might take the form of showing antagonism toward the outgroup, forming unfavorable opinions of the outgroup, assigning unfavorable features to its members, and holding them accountable for unfavorable events.
Outgroup derogation is more common in situations when there is an intergroup danger, although being less common than ingroup favoring. According to SIT, outgroup derogation is frequently employed to support and defend social identity in the face of a danger posed by a particular group. Several intergroup investigations have noted this result.
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Which of the following would most appropriately be called a basic cause of the Mexican War in 1846?
1).Mexican violations of the Monroe Doctrine
2).antislavery sentiment in Mexico
3).American desire to own Mexico's northern provinces
4).evaporation of Spanish power in North America
d
Answer:
I believe it's 3
Explanation:
A.explain the following ways of preventing drug trafficking
1. education
2.poverty alliviaton
3. legislation
4. international cooperation
1 Moral support
2 Show good example
3 Establish rules and regulations
4 Education and Enlightenment
When we looked at earthquake data, we learned that earthquakes occur in patterns of ___________________ depths in __________________ places on Earth.
We are looking at earthquake data about the patterns of earthquakes at the boundaries, can someone fill these in?
Answer:
Seismic data and Plate Tectonics
Explanation:
Seismic data and Plate Tectonics: The interaction along plate boundaries results in an increased frequency of earthquakes at those locations. Additionally, stronger earthquakes are more likely to occur along active plate boundaries. Strong earthquakes are more common at transform and convergent plate boundaries.
Answer:
Strong earthquakes are more common then others
what are the main functions of national women's comission
simpify the expression -5/8-(-3/8-1/4)
Answer:
-5/8 - (-3/8 - 1/4) find a common denominator for 1/4 so 2/8
-5/8 - (-3/8 - 2/8)
-3/8 - 2/8 is -5/8 so
-5/8 - (-5/8)
subtracting a negative turns it into adding a positive so
-5/8 + 5/8 = 0
so 0
do you think wars of independence were necessary in latin america? why?
Answer:
LATIN AMERICAN WARS OF INDEPENDENCE (1808–1826). The wars of independence in Latin America were watched with considerable interest in North America. Apart from the prospective commercial benefits that might flow from the end of Spain's trade monopoly, U.S. sympathy for an independent Latin America was grounded in the view that the wars of independence reflected the same republican ideals of freedom and liberty that had animated the creation of the United States.
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Answer:
because if there was no independence that would cause war and also there would be alot more slave owners
Explanation:
A benefit of European exploration was
A. the effect of diseases on American Indian populations
B. the forced conversion of people to Christianity
C. increased knowledge of the world
D. the loss of unique world cultures
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
СА
ОВ
Ос
Answer:
C. Increased knowledge of the world.
Explanation:
The rest of the options aren't beneficial.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
PLEASE HELP URGENT
The emergence of “New England," "New France," "New Spain," and "New
Netherland" in the Americas shows the *
a)
limits of political power in Europe.
b) spread of Native American Indian empire.
c) influence of European settlement in North and South America.
d) expansion of European power in Asia.
People living in the thirteen colonies adopted many of their principles of
4 points
i tried searching up the answers, and do a quick skim of things but i couldnt find any valid explanation. if i had to choose any id say D or C. leaning a little more to C, but im not exactly sure. ill keep looking, i hope you figure it out! sorry!
Answer:
The roughly 75 days between
a U.S. presidential election
and the inauguration are
as important to a second-term
president as they are to a newly
elected president, but the priorities are different.
A re-elected president is not under
time pressure to fill a full slate of
top government positions, but he
likely will need to fill many of
nearly 3,000 mid-level appointed
positions as they become vacant.
Some mid-level managers choose
to pursue other jobs after gaining
a few years of government experience. Others may retire.
The biggest challenge is finding the right people to fill those
slots so that the business of government continues. Second-term
presidents need a strong administration because they often face
tougher challenges working
with Congress, whose leaders
are familiar with the president’s
ideas and negotiating style.
How is the president’s
Cabinet chosen?
Even a re-elected president will
have some decisions to make
about the 15 executive department leaders who, along with
the vice president, make up the
Cabinet. In addition, seven officials in the Obama administration, such as the administrator
of the Environmental Protection
Agency and the U.S. Trade
Representative, hold Cabinet-rank
positions. Some of these leaders
will remain in their jobs, but others may leave or move to a different position, or the president may
choose to replace them.
The Cabinet is the president’s
group of top policy advisers. The
U.S. Constitution specifies the
president “may require the opinion, in writing, of the principal
officer in each of the executive
departments, upon any subject
relating to the duties of their
respective offices.” The Cabinet
usually meets with the president
at least weekly.
The president can dismiss Cabinet
members as he pleases. They also
are expected to resign when a
new president takes office, but
some presidents invite selected
Cabinet members from the previous administration to remain.
A Cabinet member cannot be a
member of Congress, a sitting
governor or a member of the
president’s immediate family.
The president nominates Cabinet
members, but the Senate must
confirm them before they get the
job. Sitting Cabinet members do
not need to be re-confirmed.
The number of positions requiring Senate confirmation has
grown considerably over time,
Explanation: