Answer:
it is True
Explanation:
"...Argue that the government of dictator Saddam Hussein had ties with al-Qaeda terrorists, and that Saddam had chemical and possibly biological weapons, and the potential for developing a nuclear bomb. That plan led to the invasion of Iraq." - USA TODAY
* What Enlightenment ideas are reflected in the Declaration of Independence? * Reasons why separation from Britain was necessary? * What does the Declaration of Independence say about the values of the American people?
dose john locke think people should be trusted to govern
Answer:
no
Explanation:
Jazz incorporated elements of
a.
work songs
c.
African rhythms
b.
gospel music and spirituals
d.
all of the above
Answer:
Improvisation in music is not new, as there are traditions of improvisation in India, AFRICA, and Asia
Explanation:
Which European national group had the largest representation the land that was to become the United States?
I NEED HELP PLEASE!!!WILL MARK BRAINLIEST WHO HELPS!! Was the Brooks-Sumner incident a direct result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act and Bleeding Kansas or did it more accurately reflect the sectionalist and cultural division between the northern and southern United States? Provide examples to support your claim.
Answer:
Was the Brooks-Sumner incident a direct result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act and Bleeding Kansas or did it more accurately reflect the sectionalist and cultural division between the northern and southern United States In his speech, Sumner used graphic depictions of violence, calling the situation in Kansas the r.a.p.e of a virgin territory and slavery in Kansas the hideous offspring of the crime. However, Sumner did not limit himself to attacking the South or slavery, he made his attack personal. First, he went after Stephen Douglas of Illinois, calling him a ''squat and nameless animal'' for his role in leading the Senate's Democrats.
Explanation:
Why were the Pawnee unwilling to help du Tisné travel farther west?
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Answer:
B.) They didn’t want du Tisné to trade with the Apache, their enemies.
Explanation:
If you were in the year 200 AD and were predicting something 100 years later, what year would
you be thinking about?
I
Answer:
I would be thinking about my future family. I would think about how much my future great, great, great, great, etc, grand children looked, and acted like me. I would be thinking about how they act in society, and what they do as a career.
Explanation:
Why did Canada declare Independence from Britain?
Answer:
Canadians were not consulted or invited to participate in the confederation.) As a British dominion, the united provinces were no longer a colony, and Canada was free to act like its own country with its own laws and parliament. It also gained financial independence and the responsibility to defend itself.
Explanation:
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a Describe how the atmosphere at a Nazi rally
was built up.
b. What effect did this atmosphere have on the
audience?
Ć What does William Shirer think of the
meeting? How can you tell?
d If his evidence is biased, does that mean it is
no use to a historian? Explain your answer.
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what year did the pilgrims leave england
Answer:
1620
Explanation:
July 1620 September 6
Answer: 1620
Explanation:
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Timelines can show BOTH absolute and relative chronology.
False
True
Answer:True
Explanation:
1. How do we view our founding fathers that is vastly inaccurate or over exaggerated?
2. How did the founding fathers view themselves?
3. Name three reasons for George Washington's immense popularity.
4. How was creating a new constitution an illegal act?
Answer and Explanation:
1. How do we view our founding fathers that is vastly inaccurate or over exaggerated? We see them as incorruptible men endowed with immense and unreachable wisdom, totally committed against any kind of injustice and totally correct. This is inaccurate and exaggerated because no human being can achieve this standard of perfection. Furthermore, we know that the founding fathers stopped supporting very important causes, which shows us that they were not as vigilant as we think. For example, they did not fight for the cause of natives, blacks and women.
2. How did the founding fathers view themselves? They saw themselves as intellectuals, as honorable men and with an intellect sufficiently trained to the point of being able to organize and manage the construction of a nation.
3. Name three reasons for George Washington's immense popularity: He was a very rational and peaceful person, he was very responsible with the political causes he supported, and he was extremely intelligent and well educated. These characteristics made people see him as a great leader and a person capable of governing the country with honesty, responsibility and without abusing or being contrasted by power.
4. How was creating a new constitution an illegal act? The articles of the confederation were established as a legal document and specified that nothing in them could be changed unless all representatives of all states agreed to the change. The new constitution was not supported by all states, but it was nevertheless ratified, providing changes to the articles of the confederation, that is, the constitution was ratified illegally.
Who led the rebellion against Spain in the early 1800s?
a. Antonio Guzmán Blanco
b. Juan Aguerrevere Páez
c. Juan Vicente Gómez
d. Francisco de Miranda
What is the origin of British common law?
The English common law originated in the early Middle Ages in the King's Court (Curia Regis), a single royal court set up for most of the country at Westminster, near London. ... The common law of England was largely created in the period after the Norman Conquest of 1066.
Why is it important to be familiar with the terms AD and BC?
They are required on all time lines.
They are found on some time lines.
They represent the events on time lines.
They show the overall span of some time lines.
Answer:
They are found on some timelines.
Explanation:
I took the test analyzing time lines and it said it was the correct answer.
Answer:
They are found sometimes on timelines.
Explanation:
The concept of one God originated with who
Answer:
Jesus of Nazareth (jesus christ)
Explanation:
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4. What universal theme is depicted in the three pieces of art found here?
O war
O marriage
O passage of time
O justice
Answer: it’s war
Explanation:
Answer:
The Answer Is War
Explanation:
Which of the following describes the main economic activity of the southern colonies? A. Coastal towns harvesting fish B. Large plantations raising one cash crop C. Port cities trading overseas and building ships D. Large farms growing a variety of crops and livestock
Answer:
D. Large farms growing a variety of crops and livestock
The civilization that developed in the Tigris and Euphrates River valley c. 3000 BCE was...
Where did them Bubonic plague occur?
Answer:
It was a gobal epidemic that struck Eupre and Asia in the mid 1300s. It originted Asia.
Explanation:
HURRY DUE TOMORROW WROTH 50 POINTS!
Answer:
Explanation:
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List and explain at least 2 of Cardinal Richelieu’s 4 points and explain their importance to France? (Site 2)
Answer:
Explanation:
Bounded by the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, the Alps and the Pyrenees, France has long provided a geographic, economic, and linguistic bridge joining northern and southern Europe. It is Europe's most important agricultural producer and one of the world's leading industrial powers
Answer:
Bounded by the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, the Alps and the Pyrenees, France has long provided a geographic, economic, and linguistic bridge joining northern and southern Europe. It is Europe's most important agricultural producer and one of the world's leading industrial powers
Explanation:
What was an architectural achievement of the Middle Kingdom?
the construction of the Great Sphinx
the building of the capital of Memphis
the formation of the Pyramids of Giza
the canal between the Red Sea and Nile River
Answer: the canal between the Red Sea and Nile River
Explanation: I just took the quiz
Yup. For edgenuit the correct answer is the 4th one that says "the canal between the Red Sea and Nile River"
What do you believe that protests in the West over Islamization and protests in the Middle East over Westernization stem from? Is it fear?
Answer:
Of course, it is fear that it stems from. For example, the west believes that, islamization of the region would draw them back to centuries and application of archaic laws based on the teachings of the Koran. Like women covering their hairs, not driving and not having their own opinion in public space.
On the other hand, the Middle East believes that, the westernization of their region would lead to them losing their culture, traditions and values which has been on the teachings of their religion and the Koran applications.
Explanation:
Hi I’m in year 8 (don’t know what grade that is) and when I’m older I want to be a history teacher. Can anyone give me any tips/advice?
Answer:
year 8 means Grade 8.
Well do well in history exams, and do courses online about history!
Answer:
well the first thing is do well in history exam and and you must love to read history book and graduate in history course
Explanation:
actually grade eight
How do people today remember 9/11? What do they say?
Answer:
People remember 9/11 today by holding special ceremonies to honor those that died and to remember their courage and bravery. We also remember 9/11 everyday by abiding by airport rules and regulations such as the TSA.
Explanation:
Der Sturmer was the official publication of the nazi party. True or false
Answer: False, It was privately published so the paper didn't contain the Nazi Party swastika in its logo.
Answer:
B: False
Explanation:
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Read the passage. In Mayan cities, the most important buildings were constructed around a plaza, or open area, in the center of the city. Common people, or workers and farmers, had their homes on the edges of the city. The most important and valued people, such as priests, government leaders, and skilled workers, lived in the center. Also in the center of the city were the buildings that citizens needed access to, such as places of worship and governmental buildings. Some places of worship were also built near the center of the city. What is the central idea of the passage? Temples in ancient Mayan cities were open to all people. A central plaza was the most important place in Mayan cities. Government buildings were the largest structures in Mayan cities. Homes for Mayan workers were located near the city’s plaza.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Answer: The answer is A.
Explanation: Temples in ancient Mayan cities were open to all people.
Could y’all help me
In addition to the stated constitutional powers of the president, which of the following roles does the president take on? Choose TWO!!
A. Making treaties
B. Giving a state of the union address
C. Granting pardons
D. The acting head of the political party
Answer:
B Giving a state of the union address
Answer:
D and A
Explanation:
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Answer:
Natural rights/rights given to every human that shall not be infringed upon such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happines.
Common sense A manifesto published by Thomas Paine in 1776 advocating for independent for the 13 colonies
Different authorities given to different branches of government or levels of government to prevent tyranical rule. Also the separation of citizen controlled, federal controlled, and state control domains.
John Locke was an English philosopher and physician who is considered one of the most prominent minds of the Enlightenment age he is also the Mind behind natural rights
I social contract is an understanding between 2 parties such as a government and its people one that is not necessarily written down but is just simply a great upon
The English bill of rights landmark Act in the constitutional law of England that sets out certain basic civil rights and clarifies who would be next to inherit the Crown.
Magna carta An official bill signed by king John of England and 1215 to limit the power of the French monarchy. Also considered to be the 1st constitution ever drafted in england
A limited government A governing administration bound by the will of its citizens or by a constitution or outline of operation
The Mayflower compact is the 1st example of a social contract drawn up by puritan settlers traveling to the colonies. The compact laid out though governing basis of what would grow to be the United States constitution many years later.
A plan or outline of how a government should be run
A self governmentIs where they citizens maintain cup total control of all attributions of societee from criminal Justice to basic natural duties of a citizen
Thomas Paine was an English-born political philosopher and revolutionary also the author of the famous revolutionary pamphlet common sense