To what extent were young people impacted by mao zedong’s cultural revolution

Answer: The Cultural Revolution, unlike the Great Leap Forward, was primarily a political upheaval and did not produce major changes in official economic policies or the basic economic model. Nonetheless, its influence was felt throughout urban society, and it profoundly affected the modern sector of the economy.

The end of the Cold War changed the way the United States conducts foreign policy by creating tension and miscommunication. true or false

Section 1. All persons born or
naturalized in the United States
and subject to the jurisdiction
thereof, are citizens of the
United States and of the State
wherein they reside...nor deny
to any person.. the equal
protection of the laws.
Section. 5. The Congress shall
have power to enforce this
article by appropriate legislation.

Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation declared that
A.
slaves throughout the world were free.
B.
slaves in Confederate states were free.
C.
slaves in the Union states were free.
D.
slaves in all U.S. territories were free.

What are two ways each Native America adaptation to the Environment? Include Eastern woodlands, Southeastern, Southwest, Plains, and Northwest.

true or false both zachary and lewis cass ignoed the issue of slavery during the 1848 presedential election

What were achievements of the Olmec civilization? Choose three correct answers,
They invented telescopes to study the stars.
They developed their own writing and calendar systems.
They built temples, palaces, mounds, pyramids, and aqueducts.
They carved colossal stone heads and other sculptures from stone.
They made art and jewelry from metals such as gold, silver, and bronze.

Which of these statements about the Cuban Revolution are true? Check all that apply.

Cubans wanted independence from Spain.

Spain brutally ended the rebellion.

War in Cuba was hurting American businesses.

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How did women contribute to America’s war effort on world war 1

The Constitutional principle of checks and balances is exemplified by
A. term limits.
B. presidential veto.
C. trial by jury
D. separation of church and state.

which of these definitions best describes the word
reform.
A. Improving what is wrong with a country by creating new laws that benefit the
most people.
B. Attacking the upper class, for the crime of taking land away from the Roman
Plebeians.
C. Allowing one person to become a dictator to prevent a rebellion from forming

Which of the following is not a characteristic of Egyptian art

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In the 1800s, the introduction of mass production led to
a) conflict among workers in labor unions.
b) equality between workers and the wealthy.
c) a decrease in the need for skilled workers.
d) a decrease in the use of child labor.

According to the passage, who is being hurt by Guatemala’s reforms?

Honduras and El Salvador
upper classes and foreign businesses
the population of Central America
the workers and peasants

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Who led a violent raid of abolitionists against slavery in Kansas and Virginia?

Group of answer choices

A.John Brown

B.Roger Taney

C.Nat Turner

D.David Wilmot

Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition

The economic doctrine of the Physiocrats and Adam Smith is best summarized by the concept of...

philosophies
deism
laissez-faire
separation of powers

How was the 1996 presidential campaign unique in modern politics?
A. It focused on the economy rather than candidates' character.
B. It featured a relatively successful third-party candidate.
C. It was ultimately decided by the Supreme Court.
D. It resulted in a Democrat defeating a Republican president
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What does Hannah Johnson want Lincoln to do?

prevent Southern soldiers from working in state prisons

prevent Southern soldiers from selling captured African American soldiers

prevent African American soldiers from going to prison

Who do you think "won" the Space Race? Explain why

• The political power of the wealthy, elite Proprietors was decreased.
• Backcountry settlements were opened and many Scotch-Irish and German settlers caused the population to grow on the
frontier
• The English government began to import naval stores from South Carolina and allowed merchants to sell rice directly to
other countries.
• Tensions between the Lowcountry and Backcountry increased over the issue of representation
This list of notes would be MOST useful to a student writing a research paper titled
A)
"South Carolina's Transition from Proprietary Rule to a Royal Colony."
B)
"South Carolina's Transition from a Royal Colony to Proprietary Rule."
C)
"Reasons for the Division of the Colony into North and South Carolina."
D)
"Factors Leading to the Rise of the Regulator Movement in South Carolina."

Where did the Gullah come from?
O A. Africa
B. Europe
O c. Massachusetts
O D. Rhode Island​

"Millions for defense, but not one cent for trubute" was in reference to what? The Americans' revolt against Spain's continued threats of colonization. The U.S. refusal to pay for treaty discussions with France. The Americans' rallying cry against the Alien and Sedition Acts. The British requirement of money paid to maintain peace in the West.

One effect of the Haitian Revolution was
a)the end of slavery and independence of Haiti from French
b)the beginning of the Civil War
c)the decrease in the price of sugar
d)the overthrow of the French monarchy

The Gettysburg Address shows Lincoln's determination to have a unified country once more. What sentence
from the speech best supports this conclusion?​

Humanism is an intellectual
movement that
A emphasizes prayer and the Bible.
B leads to happier lives.
C encourages people to learn Latin
and Greek.
D focuses on the potential of
humans to achieve.

6. How does a driver determine an appropriate gap in traffic?
A. Determine the rate of speed of the other vehicles
B. Judge the size of the opening in traffic
D. All of the above
C. Consider their timing when starting to move from a
completely stopped position

Which of the following is true regarding a juvenile’s name and photograph when he/she is taken into custody?
A. Names must be published weekly in a local newspaper.
B. Names can be made public, but photographs cannot.
C. Names and photographs do not have to be made public.
D. Photographs are never taken for juveniles.

“So was I speaking and weeping in the most bitter contrition [state of repenting or
making up for bad deeds) of my heart, when lo! I heard from a neighboring house a
voice, as of boy or girl, I know not, chanting and oft (often) repeating, 'Take up (take
an interest] and read; Take up and read.' Instantly, my countenance [physical state,
attitude) altered changed], I began to think most intently [with great focus], whether
children were wont [likely] in any kind of play to sing such words; nor could I
remember ever to have heard the like. So checking the torrent (steady flow] of my
tears, I arose; interpreting (determining) it to be no other than a command from God,
to open the book, and read the first chapter I should find. ... Instantly at the end of
[the first] sentence, by a light as it were of serenity [peace) infused [filled) into my
heart, all the darkness of doubt vanished away."
-Augustine, The Confessions of St. Augustine
According to the excerpt, why did the words of the child so deeply affect
Augustine and inspire him?

Why do you think Richard Nixon's campaign appealed to voters?

What medical center, located in Houston, Texas, does NASA work with to create new medical technology?
Select one:
Texas Medical Center
Herman Memorical Hospital
Austin Medical Center
Texas Children's Hospital