Answer:
because of it's location
What is static electricity?
A. a flow of electrons
B. an electrostatic discharge
C. a repelling between electrons
D. a buildup of electric charge on something
Answer: B. an electrostatic Discharge
Explanation: when you shock someone with your fingers, that is static electricity.
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Answer: yes
Explanation:
Which information from the passage supports the idea that the space transportation system is very large
Answer:
You need to add the passage
Explanation:
What did the Fifteenth Amendment do?
A. abolished slavery
B. provided freedom of speech
C. gave all male citizens the right to vote
D. guaranteed equality under the law
Which action is protected by the first amendment?
A: publishing an article full of lies about a politician
B: refusing to talk to the police after being arrested
C: Threatening to hurt people who vote for a candidate
D: Wearing a t-shirt that insults the president
Answer:
d
Explanation:
Which word from the article conveys
smoothly skiers can go down Copenhill?
"down"
© "hike"
"glide"
"lined"
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Answer:
I think its the last one
Explanation:
A culture that feels loyalties and obligations to an in-group such as one's extended family, community, or even the organization one works for is______
Answer:
An in group culture
Explanation:
In simple words, An in-group can be understood as the group of individuals who, depending on a number of variables, including gender, ethnicity, faith, or geography, associate among each other There are spiritual repercussions of our propensity to discriminate amongst in as well as out participants.
Observations of in-groups include fraternities, social clubs, athletic clubs, and youth gangs. Participants of an in group frequently end up vying for different kinds of prizes with representatives of some other group.
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In which conflict did France lose all of its land holdings in North America?
a
American Revolution
b
French and Indian War
c
Anglo-Spanish War
d
Revolutionary War
Question 2 (1 point)
Who led an expedition to order the removal of French forts in the Ohio River Valley?
a
Robert Dinwiddie
b
Edward Braddock
c
George Washington
d
William Trent
Question 3 (1 point)
What treaty transferred Louisiana from France to Spain?
a
Fontainebleau
b
Paris of 1763
c
Paris of 1783
d
Versailles
Question 4 (1 point)
Which of the following reasons caused Spain to want to take possession of Louisiana from the French?
a
to end Acadian migration into Louisiana territory
b
to gain control of Fort Toulouse in north of Mobile
c
to protect their land claims in Mexico from the British
d
to connect their Canadian holdings with their other territories
Question 5 (1 point)
Which Spanish governor of Louisiana has been described as a reserved scientist, quiet, low-keyed, and noted scholar?
a
Alejandro O’Reilly
b
Antonio de Ulloa
c
Bernardo de Gálvez
d
Luis de Unzaga
Question 6 (1 point)
Which explains why the Louisiana colony was originally a low priority for the Spanish?
a
Spain was busy fighting England in the American Revolution.
b
Spain knew that the colony had been a financial disaster for France.
c
Spanish leaders were occupied with the slave revolt in Saint-Domingue.
d
French colonists in Louisiana attacked Spanish ships to show their dissatisfaction with the shift in power.
Question 7 (1 point)
Which explains why Ulloa hesitated to take formal control of the Louisiana colony?
a
a smallpox outbreak and few medical supplies
b
language barriers and an unwelcoming population
c
a limited number of troops and an unwelcoming population
d
conflicts with Native American groups and a smallpox outbreak
Question 8 (1 point)
How is the French Superior Council related to the Revolt of 1768?
a
Council members sold Louisiana to the Spanish.
b
Council members provided weapons to dissatisfied citizens.
c
Council members encouraged citizens to openly rebel against Spanish rule.
d
Council members charged citizens who participated with treason and had them sentenced to death.
Question 9 (1 point)
Why was O’Reilly given the nickname ‘Bloody O’Reilly’?
a
He was a ruthless conquistador who massacred thousands of people.
b
He severed off the heads of twenty-three slave conspirators and placed them on spikes.
c
He sentenced six leaders of the revolt to execution before a firing squad.
d
He was prone to nose bleeds when he would get angry.
Question 10 (1 point)
Why did Governor Unzaga marry the daughter of a wealthy Creole trader?
a
So he could send the money back to Spain.
b
This would allow them to eliminate French bloodlines and customs.
c
This would assist in blending their cultures and acceptance with the colonists.
d
This would encourage the wealthiest French families to return to France.
Question 11 (1 point)
It what way did Gálvez aid the American colonists in the American Revolution?
a
He led Continental troops in battle.
b
He set up hospitals for wounded soldiers.
c
He built Spanish forts along the coast of the thirteen colonies.
d
He allowed the Continental Army to buy supplies at the port of New Orleans.
Question 12 (1 point)
Which Spanish governor established more tolerant slave laws?
a
Unzaga
b
Miro
c
Gálvez
d
Carondelet
Question 13 (1 point)
The French and Indian War began in and ended in 1763.
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Question 14 (1 point)
The British allied with the Iroquois Confederacy, which was led by a Native American named Tanaghrisson, who held the title of .
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Question 15 (1 point)
was the war in which the American colonists fought for their independence from Britain.
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Question 16 (1 point)
means noninterference by the government in economic affairs.
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Question 17 (1 point)
Thousands of were expelled from eastern Canada in 1755.
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Question 18 (1 point)
The American colonists declared their independence on .
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Question 19 (1 point)
Nearly 80 percent of New Orleans’s buildings were destroyed in 1788 by a devastating .
Blank 1:
Answer:
B
Explanation:
because it was caused by the french and Indian war it has french right there
Argue for or against the death penalty. Do you think the threat of the death
penalty is successful or unsuccessful in discouraging people from committing
murder? Why or why not? Do you think the death penalty is an acceptable
punishment or that it is unconstitutional?
Answer:
In my opinion the death penalty may be successful in discouraging people from committing crimes such as murder, it is unconstitutional and unethical. People who murder other people should have to live with that for the rest of their lives in solitary confinement in some prison somewhere. They don’t deserve to be put out of their misery.
Explanation:
Answer:
In my opinion the death penalty may be successful in discouraging people
Explanation:
from committing crimes such as murder, it is unconstitutional and unethical. People who murder other people should have to live with that for the rest of their lives in solitary confinement in some prison somewhere. They don’t deserve to be put out of their misery.
43) How did Charlemagne improve the learning of his people?
A) He promoted reading and writing among the peasants.
B) He required all able-bodied men to serve as knights,
C) He required church members to learn to read and write.
D) He required all of his kingdom to study ancient Greek and Roman texts.
Answer:
A) He promoted reading and writing among the peasants.
Explanation:
Charlemagne was illiterate, but he understood the importance of education and the success of a well-educated people. For this reason, he invested heavily in education throughout his kingdom. Initially he established schools throughout the theine and insisted that not only members of royalty and nobility learn to read, but even the peasants. In addition, he encouraged reading and writing to be carried out across the kingdom, between men and women.
what are things our society now has in common with ancient egypt ?
Answer:
The Ancient Egyptians created paper and writing which contribute daily to helping our world function. The Ancient Egyptians built massive temples, monuments, and pyramids. Some of the architecture skills used by the Egyptians are still used today.
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Explanation:
When you avoid eating kaware3 while you have never tried it before because you are afraid that you won't like it is an example of
Answer:
This is an example of prejudice.
Explanation:
Prejudice is a judgment made by an individual before knowing something or someone who is the target of the judgment. This judgment creates often negative opinions that prevent the interaction between the judge and the target, and that interaction could be positive, if the pre-judgment had not been carried out. These negative ideas are called prejudice and can be seen, when a person avoids trying a new food, because he judged it as bad, for exemple.
A representative in the U.S. government is someone who
Votes to choose government officials.
Is elected President.
O Makes laws based on wishes of a Community.
Decides important court cases,
Which document was written first?
Patrick Henry’s Call to Arms
The Mayflower Compact
The Declaration of Independence
The Constitution
Answer:
The Mayflower Compact
Answer:
Mayflower compact was written first
Explanation:
Mayflower compact: 1620
Patrick Henry's Call to Arms: 1775
The Declaration of Independence: 1776
The Constitution: 1789
What is human-environment interaction?
Answer:
Human Environmental Interactions can be defined as interactions between the human social system and (the “rest” of) the ecosystem. ... Adaptive because they have feedback structures that promote survival in a constantly changing environment.
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Answer:
Its simply the social interactions between the environment and the human race! Like how humans cut down trees and make land to grow food, or drilling for oil.
Explanation:
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How to build democracy?
Answer:
The construction of democracy is based on the recognition of the equitable participation of women and men, as a fundamental requirement to guarantee the economic, political and cultural development of society.
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Which of the following people would most likely vote for a member of the
Federalist Party?
A slave from Georgia
O A farmer from South Carolina
The owner of a factory in New York
O A member of Congress who wants more power for individual states.
Answer:
probably farmer from South Carolina
How to build democracy?
Answer:
By allowing people to vote for who they want in power.
Explanation:
The opposite of this would be communism or dictatorship as a leader is being chosen by the government
Which process transfers pollen from the male reproductive structures to the female reproductive structures?
Answer:
The transfer of pollen from the male reproductive structure to the female reproductive structure is called pollination.
Explanation:
Describe the term isolationism and its relationship to ww11?
Answer:
Isolationists advocated non-involvement in European and Asian conflicts and non-entanglement in international politics. Although the United States took measures to avoid political and military conflicts across the oceans, it continued to expand economically and protect its interests in Latin America.
Explanation:
look it up.
Emperor Ashoka expanded the Mauryan Empire before
a) giving up violence
b) moving to china
c) surrendering to chandragupta
d) lEaRNiNg To REaD
Answer:
Correct answer is a) giving up violence .
Explanation:
Correct answer is A because before converting to Buddhism he led many campaigns that spread the boundaries of his country.
B is not correct as he never moved to China.
C is not correct as Chandragupta was his predecessor.
D is not correct as he learned how to read much before this event.
Who was Travis writing to
in his letter, and why do
you think he addressed it
this way?
Answer:
He was writing to the people of Texas
Explanation:
Why did Abraham Lincoln seemingly blame Harriet Beecher Stowe for the Civil War?
Answer:
Bring the dark side of slavery to public awareness
Explanation:
Harriet Beecher Stowe was an author of a book Called Uncle Tom's Cabin. This book highlight the gruesome reality of slavery that the public at that time never been aware of.
This book became extremely popular and caused a massive increase in the amount of support for the Abolitionist movement. This wave eventually what lead to the civil war between North and Southern States.
Abraham Lincoln never really "Blame" Harriet for the war. But when he happened to meet her, he said something to her :
“So this is the little lady who made this big war.”
Many of the people who were present at that time hyperbolize this casual remark and make Abraham Lincoln seemingly blame Harriet for the war.
“All religion is equal”. Justify it
Answer:
All religons believe in a certain God. It may be a animal it may be God itself it may be Jesus the point is every religon believes in a God.Explanation:
Answer:
yep
Explanation:
What is Maximus Aurelius most famous for?
prohibited slavery north of a specific boundary established by the government
Answer:
the Mason-Dixon line
Explanation:
In the past, United States were divided into 2 regions:
- Slave states.
The states where slavery was considered to be legal. (mostly located on Southern part of United States)
- Free States
The states where slavery was considered to be illegal (mostly located on Northern Part of United States)
The Mason-Dixon line was the name of the boundaries that separated these two regions. The line spread across the northern border of Missouri, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Every states above this line was considered to be free states while the states below the line was considered as Slave states.
what kindom grew wealthy on salt and gold trade
Answer:
the ghana kingdom
Explanation:
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A public service announcement is created to encourage people to briefly stop using their wireless devices. Which is a justification for this announcement?
decreases the number of people attending local events
encourages more states to ban texting while driving
has families participating in community-sponsored activities
allocates more time to spotting people who are driving while on the phone
Answer:
you didn't give the prompt but I'd say C
