1. The federal government spent money to build ______ in Washington during the cold war.
2. Computing and information technology grew in Washington as a result of?
the state’s favorable climate and West Coast location.
government spending on technology during the cold war.
the state’s excellent hospitals and healthcare system.
government spending on highways during the cold war.
3. During World War II, which of these became a major industry in Washington?
entertainment
shipbuilding
coal mining
petroleum
4. Some Washington neighborhoods placed _____ restrictions on owning or renting homes, which prevented all citizens from sharing equally in postwar prosperity.
5. One purpose of the World’s Fair, held in Seattle in 1962, was to
celebrate the victory over Germany in World War II.
highlight the many cultural groups living in Washington.
celebrate the end of the cold war with the Soviet Union.
showcase technological advances developed in Washington.
6. Which best describes an example of discrimination?
being turned away from a restaurant because of race
being laid off from work during an economic slow down
being stopped by a police officer for driving too fast
being arrested for failing to pay parking ticket fines
7. Which best describes the impact of the civil rights movement on the state of Washington?
The civil rights movement had no impact on Washington.
Many groups in Washington began to demand equal rights.
The civil rights movement ended all discrimination in Washington.
Washington’s educators decided to segregate the public schools.
8. After World War II, which had the most direct impact on the growth of Washington’s suburbs?
highways
television
airports
computers
9. The graph shows population growth in Seattle in the decades after World War II.

The growth of new industries and technologies in Washington
mostly impacted Seattle, not its suburbs.
had no effect on the changes in Seattle’s population.
contributed to Seattle’s population loss.
mostly impacted Seattle’s suburbs, not the city.
10. How did the civil rights movement affect Washington’s Indian tribes in 1989?
They received official state recognition of their rights.
They agreed to close down their reservations.
They decided to leave the state and move to Canada.
They promised not to discriminate against other citizens.

1 - there is no option?

2-government spending on technology during the cold war.

3-shipbuilding

4-should be "home"

5-showcase technological advances developed in Washington.

6-being turned away from a restaurant because of race

7-Many groups in Washington began to demand equal rights.

8-television

9-mostly impacted Seattle’s suburbs, not the city.
10-They received official state recognition of their rights.

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1. Key Terms Write two paragraphs in which you use all of the following terms: tribute, neutral rights, impressment, embargo, WarHawks, nationalism (please anserw properly someone spammed and i wasted my points)

what impact did the assassination of lincoln have on reconstruction?

The Supreme Court has placed limits on the freedom of the press. Answer the following questions about libel, slander, and prior restraint. a. A statement of libel is not protected by the First Amendment. What are the three questions you can ask to determine whether a statement is libel?

What law legally forced Native Americans to move west?

PLEASE HELP!!! NO LINKS OR USING ME FOR POINTS!!! How do you think the actions during the Washington and Adams administrations contributed to the lack of acceptance from other nations?

After Reconstruction, the South is going to be controlled by the _____________ Party.

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I hear America singing


Compare this poem with your vision of America today. Using supporting evidence, answer this question: How has America changed over time?

Read the popular slogan from the late 1960's found below:

OLD ENOUGH TO FIGHT, OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE!!

Which public policy perspective reflects the views of those who used this slogan??

youth literacy

youth suffrage

youth education

youth employment

Hello! What is the cause and effect of world war l?

The newspaper headline below describes a community problem.

CITY BANS PROTESTS NEAR HOMES

What problem was the ordinance meant to address?

concerns about local businesses

threats to public education

concerns about parking

threats to public safety

whar was one of chinas most important acheivements during the post classical era was?

What in your opinion is the most cruel thing that has happen the world?ASAP FOR SCHOOL

50 POINT IF BRANLYST
In a 200 word essay explain why people 2,000 years ago and still today "revere" the famous?

Why do you think our fascination with celebrities is different from the Roman's worshiping Gods, what similarities are there?

Is there any danger in our culture, what were the dangers back then?

The main goal of the South was ____.Immersive Reader

A: to defend its territory and become an independent nation

B: to crush the North

C: to carry out the Anaconda plan

D: to protect its ability to trade with Britain and France

E: None of these

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Match each Constitutional amendment with its goal.
1. Thirteenth Amendment
2. Fourteenth Amendment
3. Fifteenth Amendment

A. Guarantee all men of the United States the right to vote
B.Abolish slavery in the United States
C.Guarantee citizenship to anyone born in the United States

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Read the text from the following website: www.growingnation.org

A Growing Nation

After the American Revolution, the newly formed United States realized that it lacked room to grow. The states created in the Declaration of Independence in 1776 were limited in size. As the population increased, more people were competing for the same amount of land. Consequently, land became more expensive, and overcrowding became an issue. The thirteen states were bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the territories of other nations. If the United States was going to have a future, it needed to increase its territory.

President Thomas Jefferson believed that for Americans to be virtuous and free, they needed to farm land. He wanted to expand westward to create more farmland. Jefferson also wanted to obtain the Port of New Orleans at the mouth of the Mississippi River so farmers could easily transport their goods. He facilitated the purchase of New Orleans and the rest of the French territory from France in 1803 for $15 million. This new land was called the Louisiana Territory and stretched partway across the continent. It was the first step in expanding the United States.

USA is shown and different areas are highlighted. The east coast region is highlighted first and shows 1776, the middle east is highlighted next and shows 1803, the mid north and all of the east is highlighted third and 1821 is highlighted. Then all of the middle and east areas are highlighted and 1845 is shown. Next the north west area is highlighted and 1846 is shown. Then the south west area is highlighted and 1848 is shown. Last, the south part of Arizona is highlighted and shows 1853.

The purchase of the Louisiana Territory led to a pattern of westward expansion through payment, negotiations, and conflict. The United States purchased Florida from Spain with the Florida Purchase Treaty of 1821. Instead of paying Spain a set amount, the United States would pay the $5 million Americans claimed were owed to them by Spain. After Texas declared independence from Mexico, it was annexed by the United States and became an official state in 1845. Another land controversy occurred between Great Britain and the United States, as both countries claimed the Oregon region. The dispute was settled in the 1846 Oregon Treaty, which separated the countries by the line of the 49th parallel. Mexico refused to let the United States buy California and New Mexico, so the two countries eventually went to war. Because the Americans won the war, the United States was able to buy lands in the Southwest in 1848. The United States paid Mexico $10 million for an area of land in the Southwest in the 1853 Gadsden Purchase, stretching its borders from sea to sea.

(the map is the text feature btw)

According to information in the text feature, in what year did the United States officially obtain land with access to the Pacific Ocean?

a
1821

b
1845

c
1846

d
1848

What are two of the Old Testament images that Peter applies to Gentile Christians?
(Religion Homework)

which equation best represents the relationship between x and y in the graph?
please show the steps I need help

High traffic volume to and from boomtown cities ruined many dirt roads that were originally built for rural towns. A direct result of this was -

a return to horseback travel.

railroads built connecting many towns in Texas.

the growth of the Eisenhower Interstate System.

man-made canals to connect Texas cities by water.

The headline below describes an event in U.S. history.

TRUMAN WIPES OUT SEGREGATION IN ARMED FORCES

Source: Library of Congress

Which public policy view is reflected in the headline?Immersive Reader

racial discrimination

racial prejudice

racial tolerance

racial equality

Describe a good American citizen.

Why did egyptian farmers group together to create larger communities?
A. To maintain irrigation networks.
B. To improve trade networks.
C. To grow a variety of crops.
D. To raise more livestock​

Which of the following statements was true by the end of the war?
A: Some 900,000 Rebles had fought.

B: Some 2.1 million Yankees had fought.

C: Almost 10,000 Mexicans and 200,000 African Americans had fought.

D: All of these are true

E: None of these are true

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What is the Intellect of Asia: Tang, Song, Mongols and Ming?

What event does the headline describe?
A.the Vietnamese independence movement
B.the battle to remove the Japanese from Vietnam
C.the Great Leap Forward
D.the Vietnam War

Henry Clay's 'American System' was focused on all of the following except -

Improving transportation infrastructure

Strengthening American businesses

Improving military technology

Strengthening American self-sufficiency

What was the Berlin blockade and airlift?

What argument does Senator James Henry Hammond make?

A: That he wanted to end slavery because it was "brutal and unfair".

B: That African Americans were an inferior race suited only for life's menial tasks, and that they are better off under the care of white people.

C: That reparations (payments) need to be made to African slaves for their unfair treatment.

D: That slaves were violent in nature and needed to be dominated by force.