Answer:
They wealthy got their clothes from china because of the huge silk output they had, which was considered luxury. most poor people had little clothes which were either made by hand or made in a textile mill
Explanation:
Answer:
1. The rich got the luxury clothing from China. But the poor people had very little clothing so they had to make some with their hands.
Explanation:
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Which of the following sets does not contain any irrational numbers?
A: -5.12, pie, 30
B: square root of 80, 10, 6.56
C: 9/2, square root of 100, 5.123
D: 5.123..., 1/2, -65
PLEASE ANSWER!
Answer:
d
Explanation:
From 1924 to 1929 the Weimar Republic was much stronger than it had been just after the war. Led by Stresemann in the Reichstag, the different parties managed to work together. The extreme parties such as the Nazis gained fewer seats in the elections. The German people were better off and more content. Life had significantly improved for the average German, which included freedom of speech and expression. The Weimar Republic looked safe.
From – Weimar Germany, by E Wimlott in 1997.
Do you agree or disagree with Wimlott’s view of Weimar Germany?
explain fully, using the sentence below.
P - I agree/disagree with Wimlott’s view
E - Wimlott states that… and gives a positive/negative view about the strengths of the Weimar Republic.
E - I agree/disagree with this because
Answer:
Explanation:
It is 1929 and the misery that had aided the efforts of Weimar’s enemies in the early 20s has been relieved by five years of economic growth and rising incomes. Germany has been admitted to the League of Nations and is once more an accepted member of the international community. Certainly the bitterness at Germany's defeat in the World War I and the humiliation of the Treaty of Versailles had not been forgotten but most Germans appeared to have come to terms with the new Republic and its leaders.
Gustav Stresemann has just died. Germany has, in part, as a result of his efforts become a respected member of the international community again. Stresemann often spoke before the League of Nations. With his French and American counterparts Auguste Briand and Frank Kellog, he had helped negotiate the Paris Peace pact which bore the name of his fellow diplomats Kellog-Briand. Once again Gustav Stresemann had decided to take on the arduous job of leading a battle for a policy he felt was in his nation’s vital interest even though he was tired and ill and knew that the opposition would be stubborn and vitriolic. Stresemann was the major force in negotiating and guiding the Young Plan through a plebiscite. This plan although opposed by those on the right-wing won majority approval and further reduced Germany’s reparations payments.
In the move The Patriot What happens to the Rebels being treated at the Martin's farm?
Answer:
it was destroyed bc they were harboring enemies
What effect will desertification have on the people living in a region that is experiencing it? A Agriculture would decline. Soil quality would improve C.Rural housing would expand. D Animal populations would increase
How does the author support his claim that the New Deal was effective in improving
America's economy? Cite evidence in your answer
Answer:The New Deal helped the failing banking system, restored people's hope in the future, provided assistance to farmers and those in need of housing, and provided people with jobs.
Explanation:The FDIC: boosted confidence in banks; the CCC:provided aid for unemployment and helped the environment.
Any trace of an ancient organism preserved in rock is called a
Answer:
Fossil. This word describes the remains or traces of ancient life preserved in rock. Fossils can be animal body parts, like bones or teeth. They can also be ancient footprints or the impression of a leaf left in stone.
Explanation:
Answer:
A fossil
Explanation:
Definiton: Fossils are the preserved remains, or traces of remains, of ancient organisms. Fossils are not the remains of the organism itself! They are rocks.
Sorry if I'm wrong.
Soviet society was:
A) egalitarian
B) run by nobility
C) run by wealthy industrialists.
D) run by communist party official.
Answer:
d
Explanation:
The Spartans fought with a navy while the Athenians fought on land with foot soldiers
True or false
Answer:
True
Explanation:
List the countries in the two major alliances in Europe in 1914.
Triple Alliance Triple Entente
_____________ _____________
_____________ _____________
_____________ _____________
Answer:
Britain France and Russia formed the Triple Entente
Germany Austria-Hungary and Italy joined in the Triple Alliance
Explanation:
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In a phase change, substance's appearance changes due to the freedom of movement of molecules.
True or False
How did farmers in the Dust Bowl respond to the terrible droughts and dust storms?
Answer:
Most moved away. Many ended up in California.
Explanation:
Place the events in the correct order by matching it to the appropriate number.
Battle of new orleans
Burning of the white house
star spangled banner
battle of tippecanoe
Treaty of ghent
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
According to the historical records, the following events occurred one after the other in the following manner:
1. Battle of Tippecanoe - this event occurred in November 1811
2. Burning of the White House - this event occurred in August 1814
3. Star-spangled banner - this event occurred in September 1814
4. Treaty of Ghent - this event occurred in December 1814
5. Battle of Orleans - this event occurred in January 1815
Which of the following is a true statement about the partitioning of Africa by European imperialist nations during the 1800s?
Answer:
Um can you uplaod a screenshot so i can see the answers?
Explanation:
why did some Americans support Spanish control of Cuba what other sympathized with the rebels
Answer:
Why did some Americans support spanish control of cuba, while others sympathized with the rebels? ... Theysupported the uprising because theywere fighting against the US.
Question 3
When was the battle fought?
A. September 1812
B. December 1813
C. September 1813
D. November 1814
Answer:
C. September 1813
Explanation:
The battle of Lake Erie happened that day.
Which word best describes China under the Tang Dynasty?
A.fragmented
B.isolated
C.peaceful
D.properous
Answer:
D. Prosperous
Explanation:
The Tang Dynasty was one of the most prosperous dynasties in Chinese history, it was the golden age for poetry and art.
What led directly to the formation of the Republican Party?
passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
the outcome of the Mexican-American War
Stephen Douglas’s failed run for US Senate
Answer: It's A) Passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Explanation: I just got it right on Edge :)
What was discovered in Georgia that became the impetus for the violation of the Worcester v Georgia treaty?
a. Silver
b. Gold
c. An abundant food supply
d. Precious Furs
Answer:
b. Gold
Explanation:
Georgia was under a law that prohibited non-Native Americans from remaining on Indian reservations unless they had authorization from the state governor. Meanwhile, Georgia allowed white missionaries to remain on Indian reservations. This practice was mainly due to the discovery of gold in these territories, which caused a great uproar in Georgia.
Which of the following is NOT a necessary characteristic of a civilization?
Religion
Education
Government
Writing
HELP ASAP❗❗❗❗How was the U.S. population changing in the early 1800s? A. The slave population was shrinking. O B. It was becoming much older. C. The immigrant population was growing. D. Families were having fewer children
Answer:
It's actually, families were having more children's
Explanation:
I say d but if it has more than fewer than choose it because that's my answers and it right.
In the early 1800s, in the U.S. the immigrant population was growing. Thus, option (c) is correct.
What is population?
The word “population” refers to individuals, social groups, and the global population. Finite, Existent, Infinite, and Hypothetical populations are the four subgroups of the population.
Birth rates, immigration, and the creation of new territory in the United States all contributed to the population's fast growth in the early 1800s. Every year, more people immigrated into the population.
Therefore, option (c) is correct.
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What was the main role of peasants in the European feudal system in the Middle Ages?
A. To protect a manor from attack
B. To grow food that would be given to nobles C. To give away land in exchange for service
D. To serve as professional military leaders
Answer:B to grow food to give to nobles
Explanation:
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Describe how life in cities at the turn of the century differed for wealthy and working class people.
Answer:
Wealthy people lives luxurious whereas working class people lives hard and tough life.
Explanation:
The life of wealthy people is different than the life of working class people in cities because the wealthy people become more richer and lives a luxurious life while on the other hand, working class people works very hard to fulfill their basic needs. Both man and woman of working class works together in order to better their economic condition and gives better life to their children.
True or false: ancient atheists is an example of a direct democracy
Answer:
false
Explanation:
How was cotton production in Texas affected by the Civil War?
A. Cotton production was unaffected by the war.
B. Cotton production steadily increased each decade in the late 1800s.
C. Cotton production declined during the war, but increased sharply in the decades that
followed the war.
Answer:
I think its B. but im not sure
Explanation:
How did the Great Compromise address the concerns of the small and large states?
50 POINTS
Use the Internet to find a blank world map.
Label the map with the different exploratory routes and the locations that were colonized by Europeans from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century. Be sure to label all the countries on your map from this time period.
You will need to identify and label the routes for the Portuguese, Dutch, Spanish, English, and French.
Your map should include a title, key, and compass rose which provides a guide on how to read your map.
Answer:
Spain: Had explored Mexico, Cuba, The Florida Peninsula, and more or less southern half of the Western United States, including modern day California, Southern Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
France: French fur traders where great early explorers in North America. They mostly settled in Quebec, alongside the Saint Lawrence River, and explored surrounding region. They also explored the Midwest, following the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, from the Great Lakes, to New Orleans, a city which the French founded.
England: the english settlers and explorers mostly concentrated on the Eastern United States and modern-day Ontario
Answer
Explanation:
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Which of the following were types of literature in the medieval period?
A.legal
B.religious
C.entertainment
D.all of the above
What does primary source mean?
original source A direct source of information or research
Primary source. In the study of history as an academic discipline, a Primary Source (also called an original source or evidence) is an artifact, document, diary, manuscript, autobiography, recording, or any other source of information that was created at the time under study. It serves as an original source of information about the topic.
Answer:
first hand you saw it or pictures from that day
Explanation:
In what ways did America fulfill the American Dream for Immigrants? In what ways did it fall short?
Answer:
For immigrants in New York, the American Dream did come true and they were able to get work and change their lives. For refugees, the American Dream came true when they were able to avoid the issues of their homelands and get a fresh start. The criticism that reality falls short of the American Dream is at least as old as the idea itself.
Explanation:
The types of trade goods moving between Europe, Africa and the Americas as well as the political relationship between these places best represents which economic system c. 1450 to c. 1750?
Answer:
The past five years have seen the European Union (EU) and its former colonies in the African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) group locking horns in potentially far-reaching trade and development negotiations. Called “Economic Partnership Agreements” (EPAs), these are ordered in a series of regional processes with the EU playing “hub” to six ACP regional “spokes”, four of which are in Africa. EPAs are intended to replace longstanding EU tariff preferences for the ACP with reciprocal trade agreements.
The clock stands at five minutes to midnight: the waiver expires at the end of 2007. So by January 2008, EPAs must be in place or the current preferential access regime, known as the Cotonou Partnership Agreement, will be vulnerable to more challenges. This is of great consequence for Africa, reliant as it is on exports of various commodities to the EU under the Cotonou Agreement. It is particularly urgent for African states that are not least-developed countries (LDC) to conclude EPAs. The programme for LDCs - the EU’s “Everything but Arms” (EBA) preference arrangement – is permitted under WTO rules as it discriminates on the basis of an accepted development category.
Many African policy-makers, civil society representatives, and western development-focused NGOs argue that the EPA agenda is too broad and intrusive for African countries. Some go further in arguing that the trade liberalisation implicit in it would be harmful to African development. I am in favour of a broad and liberalising agenda under certain conditions. The economics at play convincingly point to the need for it. These consist of well-known African development challenges on which there is a consensus in development circles. Broadly, they can be categorised into two agendas: supply-side constraints, and trade constraints.
Unfortunately there is no guarantee that FDI will flow to Africa if these conditions are met, because markets are small; they are necessary, if not sufficient. Furthermore, the economics and content issues must be related to the capacity of African states both to negotiate EPAs but more importantly to implement negotiated outcomes. This should determine the overall scope of negotiations and commitments, and the manner in which they are sequenced. Unfortunately, the continent suffers from a generalised political and technical crisis of the state. This, and the continent’s aid-dependency means that substantial “aid for trade”, targeted at adoption of regulations and supporting institutions, will be necessary for a long time to come. Efforts to promote greater efficacy of aid disbursements must continue, albeit with the long-term objective of phasing out aid flows altogether.
So it is scarcely surprising that Africa is embracing China with such enthusiasm. The Chinese state does not lecture African leaders on their development priorities. It does not lecture them (nor could it) on democracy and good governance (and unfortunately may promote the reverse). It provides pots of money freely and quickly, albeit opaquely. And its state-owned companies have netted a treasure trove of African resources as they venture where Europeans fear to tread. Last year’s China-Africa summit in Beijing, in which African leaders literally queued up to greet Chinese President Hu Jintao in a nauseating display of fealty, rammed the message home to Europe’s political elite.
So at the end of this year, notwithstanding Mr. Mugabe’s likely baleful presence, Europe will host African leaders in the first Euro-Africa summit in several years. Clearly Europe’s diplomatic leadership has recognised the threat China poses to their long-established dominance of African commodity supplies. If they wish to match this on the trade and aid fronts, they would be well-advised to pay closer attention to the EPA negotiations.
Unfortunately there does not seem to be a political consensus in the European Union to pursue this path.8 Rather, the Commission seems to prefer maintaining pressure on its African partners in order to secure its ambitious agenda. Hopefully EU mercantilism will not stand in the way of an outcome supportive to African development needs.
Explanation:
