Answer:
Slaves
Explanation:
That went on for a long time
Answer:
Well slaves.
Explanation:
they were taken from their homes and forced to become slaves.
did the british have Mostly Catholics then the french colonies
Answer:
ya i think so
Explanation:
How did the English Bill of Rights limit the power of the monarch?
Answer:
The Bill limits the power of the monarchy by creating a separation of powers, therefore enhancing and protecting the rights of citizens. After the Glorious Revolution, William and Mary had to agree to accept the Bill of Rights before they were able to be sworn in as king and queen in February 1689.
Explanation:
Answer:The Bill limits the power of the monarchy by creating a separation of powers, therefore enhancing and protecting the rights of citizens. After the Glorious Revolution, William and Mary had to agree to accept the Bill of Rights before they were able to be sworn in as king and queen in February 1689.
Why was France seen as the center of European culture?
What is one thing that the American government does that limits "freedom of the press"?
Answer:First Amendment
The First Amendment
Explanation:
The First Amendment prohibits the federal government from passing laws restricting freedom of speech and abridging freedom of the press. Of all the clauses in the Bill of Rights, this is the one most deeply ingrained as an overall part of American culture, regardless of its impact on the law.
Answer:
monitors public airwaves and revokes a station's licenses if certain rules aren't followed
Explanation:
Radio and television are broadcast using public airwaves, making them subject to certain rules enforced by the Federal Communications Commission.
What does the phrase “In order to form a more perfect union”mean
Answer:
The phrase "to form a more perfect Union" has been construed as referring to the shift to the Constitution from the Articles of Confederation
did England once have a unlimited government
What is the relationship between Spain and the Catholic church
Relationship Between Catholic Church and The Spanish Monarchy. The relationship between the Catholic Church and the Spanish Monarchy, the influence and the sentiment for the religion grew. What today we know as Spain and Portugal or the Iberian peninsula was conquered by the Muslims. The northern part of the peninsula was under the Spanish Monarchs, they had a clear vision for Spain and the peninsula of a unified countries unified by the Catholic faith.
Answer:
The Catholic Church in Spain has a long history, starting in the 1st century. It is the largest religion in Spain, with 71% of Spaniards identifying as Catholic.
Who old is the white house?
Answer:
228
Explanation:
if your asking how old is the white house 228 is the answer if not im sorry
He set aside everything and focused on what his reason sai true. He is known as the father of
rationalism.
xAn arrangement of events in the order in which they took place is called _____.
Answer:
An arrangement of events in the order in which they took place is called chronology.
Explanation:
Accepted cultural patterns practiced by the majority of people in a particular group are best defined as __________.
A.
a subculture
B.
a local culture
C.
popular culture
D.
the universal culture
Answer:
C. popular culture
Explanation:
the answer is
C. popular culture
Answer:
C. popular culture
Explanation:
How did settlement of the southern colonies differ from settlement of the New England and middle colonies? A)Unlike the New England and the middle colonies, the main reason people settled the Southern Colonies was to gain religious freedom. B)Unlike the New England and the middle colonies, the main reason people settled the southern colonies was to make money. C)Settlers had many reasons for coming to southern colonies, whereas people settled in the New England and middle colonies only to have religious freedom. D)Settlers had many reasons for coming to southern colonies, whereas people settled in the New England and middle colonies only to make money.
Answer:B
Explanation:
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The colonization of the southern colonies was distinct from that of New England and the middle colonies, individuals settled in the southern colonies primarily to gain money. Thus, option (B) is correct.
What is colonies?A colony is a region dominated by powerful nations in order to rule and carry out commercial operations while profiting greatly. Colonists were state-sponsored immigrants who relocated to a new territory. They are also known as settlers in the new territory.
The major differentiation between the colonies were because of the economic ventures and availability of resources which the southern colonies had in bulk quantity whereas New England colonies were religious reformers and separatists.
Therefore, it can be concluded that option (B) is correct.
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the last man on the moon
Answer:
The last man on the moon was Eugene Cernan
Paleo-Indians found an abundance of wildlife in Oklahoma to support their needs. Which of the following factors led to large populations of wildlife in Oklahoma during the time of the Paleo-Indians?
Answer:C
Explanation: I got it correct on the quiz
Who was the Persian emperor who put down
the first lonian revolt?
Answer:
King Darius the Great :)
A) Identify ONE way that the two state systems discussed in the passages were similar. B) Identify ONE way that the two state systems discussed in the passages were different. C) Identify ONE way the descriptions of state building in the two excerpts reveal that the authors have different evaluations of the civilizations.
Answer: A. the two state systems were similar, because they both sacrificed people their armies had brought them and were powerful leaders.
B. the two state systems were different, because the leader of the Inca's had created laws, imposed taxes, and handled execution for judges for pleasure which caused him to be feared while the leader of the Aztec's burned their sacrifices night and day which caused them hatred from the dwellers in the mountains surrounding Mexico valley.
C. The authors have different evaluations, because in Source 1 William Hickling describes state building as a sovereign country having everything flow through one man. In Source 2 Kirk Munroe describes State building as a democracy, the Aztecs army a were regarded with fear and hatred by many.
Explanation:
What is the MOST likely reason the author included
information about protests in 1992 and 1997?
А
to compare the results of protests against
police brutality before and after the rise of
Black Lives Matter
B
to describe the events that led to the creation
of the Black Lives Matter movement
с
to illustrate that Americans have been
speaking out against police brutality for a long
time
D
to show that police brutality was not a major
problem until the last ten years
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Answer:
B . to describe the events that led to the creation of the Black Lives Matter movement
Explanation:
Information about protests in 1992 and 1997 in the U.S. were included to describe the events that led to the creation of the Black Lives Matter movement.
The protest of 1992 was against the police brutality where four white police officers were recorded, beating of black motorist Rodney King and the protest of 1997, Million Woman March was against the racial discrimination between African American women and White American women in the society.
Both the events shows the discrimination between black and white Americans from a very long time that led to the creation of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Hence, the correct option is "B".
Why did the French and Spanish help the Americans
At the start of the war, France helped by providing supplies to the Continental Army such as gunpowder, cannons, clothing, and shoes. French soldiers helped to reinforce the continental army at the final battle of Yorktown in 1781. The Spanish. The Spanish also sent supplies to the colonies during the Revolutionary War
Which law passed by Parliament was designed to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party, increasing the conflict between England and the American colonies?
Answer:
The coercive Acts I hope this helps
A small scale map shows
Answer:
everything smaller
Explanation:
If the map is small, the map will show everything on a smaller scale.
The letter E on the map identifies the
what is historical context like
Answer:
It refers to thehistorical religious economical and political conditions that exted during the certain time
7. What role did geographic location play in the history of Byzantium? What were its advantages and disadvantages?
what happened in 911?
explain in details please ..
Answer:
On september 11, 2001 a terrorist group named Al Queda based in afgahnistan hijacked 3 sets of commercial planes, one directed at the twin towers, one at the pentagon, and one at the white House. So when the first plane hit, in the twin towers everyone was shocked and didnt know how to react then people realized that this was a terroist attack and many died. Once news broke out, the passangers on the other planes fought the terrorists in an attempt to steer the plane away from hitting the pentagon. Once these events were over, the Us lead a search party for the group responsibles leader Osama Bin Laden and executed him. They also enforced strong airline laws and the war on terrorism also occured.
The American Continent is named after the italian explorer Amerigo ____________________.
Answer:
Amerigo Vespucci
Explanation:
The continent called america is named after amerigo Vespucci, he was an Italian from a republic called florence. A merchant and also an explorer. He participated in the voyage of age of discovery between the years of 1497 and 1504. At year 1502, he was the one who discovered that christopher columbus was wrong. The Americas were named after him
Most men in the American Indian cultures of the Northeast
A. cared for infants and grew food.
B. cared for the elderly and fished.
C. held councils and built shelters.
D. grew food and hunted.
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As a precursor to the articles of confederation, hat political rights does jefferson declare that the united states possesses that are similar to other independent nations at the time
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
As a precursor to the articles of confederation, the political rights that Jefferson declared that the United States possessed that are similar to other independent nations at the time were the right to express with freedom, the right of choosing a religion, the right of association, and the right to choose their own form of government.
Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman, the founding fathers who drafted the Declaration of Independence promulgated on July 4, 1776, were very explicit in declaring the British government aggravations and the desire of the 13 colonies to be independent. Then, the Articles of Confederation were the first form of Constitution in America. A good intent for the 13 colonies to form a nation.
England’s legislative body is called
First African American elected to public office in America. Fought in the Battle of Saratoga during the Revolutionary War. Rode with Paul Revere to Portsmouth, New Hampshire to warn the town that the British were coming.
Answer:
Wentworth Cheswell
Explanation:
Wentworth Cheswell was the first African American to hold public office in America. His father was black and his mother white. In 1774, as was elected as town messenger, where he rode with Paul Revere to alert Portsmouth residents, New Hampshire about two British ships. As the war broke out between the colonists and British in America, he joined the army and served as a private in Colonel John Langdon’s company and fought at the Battle of Saratoga.
name three factors that contribute to the fall of the roman republic
1 – Internal Strife
In ‘The History of Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire’, Edward Gibbon had a controversial theory. He claimed the rise of Christianity contributed to the fall of Rome as it bred a ‘turn the other cheek’ mentality. He also claimed the religion valued idle and unproductive people and also led to internal divisions. Gibbon wrote this in the 18th century, and modern historians tend to disagree with his analysis.
Gibbon’s claim that Rome was subject to moral decay probably holds more water. In the 2nd Century BC, Polybius wrote of a decline in moral virtue that led to the fall of the Republic. The same affliction appeared to damage the empire. The original ideals, values, and traditions upon which Rome was founded declined and were replaced by a notion that life was cheap and depravity, gluttony, and cruelty were the norm.
The Senate acted as an advisory body, but corrupt and power-hungry rulers routinely ignored this advice. Angry senators would plot against the leader and decisions were never made for the good of the empire. The Praetorian Guard were the personal bodyguards of the emperor, but they too became drunk on power. Eventually, they decided who would be emperor and would routinely murder the person on the throne.
The Third Century Crisis almost destroyed the Empire and paved the way for its eventual downfall. From 235-284 AD, there were at least 26 emperors and all, but a handful was murdered. Rome’s traditional trade network collapsed during this period so by the time Diocletian brought an end to the Crisis; the Empire was on its last legs.
2 Economic Deterioration
As is the case with all great empires, Rome was founded on a strong economic foundation. By its peak in 117 AD, the empire spanned approximately 1.5 million square kilometers and was inhabited by around 130 million people. Trade was crucial to the growth of the Roman economy and its outstanding transport system allowed a huge variety of goods to be imported across its borders. However, governing the empire was an expensive task with enormous military, administrative and logistical costs. A combination of several factors resulted in hyperinflation, heavy taxes, a localization of trade and ultimately, a crippling financial crisis.
The denarius was the main coin used in the first 200+ years of the empire. When it was created, each coin contained 4.5 grams of pure silver and was the equivalent of a day’s wages for the average craftsman/skilled laborer.
Nero was one of the first emperors to devalue the denarius, and by the time Gallienus took the throne in 253 AD, the coins contained approximately 5% silver and consisted of a bronze core with a thin layer of silver. By 265 AD, the denarius contained 0.5% silver; the result was inflation of up to 1,000% across the empire. By this time, Rome had no more enemies to steal from so taxation was raised. The resulting mess completely paralyzed trade. By the end of the 3rd Century AD, the vast majority of trade was localized with barter methods used instead of the exchange of currency. To make matters worse, the empire faced an intense labor deficit. For centuries, the empire relied on slaves to work as craftsmen and till the fields. In the latter part of the Republic and the first 150 or so years of the Empire, constant conquest meant there was a steady supply of slaves. By the 2nd Century AD, Roman expansion had practically ground to a halt, so the supply of slaves dried up along with the accompanying plunder. Later on, there was a growing humanitarian sentiment within the empire (when Christianity became the main religion) as Romans began to realize that slavery was wrong. A significant proportion of slaves were freed; this exacerbated the labor problem.
3 – The Split Empire
When Diocletian became emperor in 284 AD, he realized that it was no longer possible for one man to rule the vast empire. He made Maximian his co-emperor sometime in 285 AD with Empire split into east and west; Nicomedia was the original capital although it was changed to Constantinople in 330 AD. From this point onwards, the Senate would be ignored. In the past, it had advised the emperor on matters of state. The power of the empire was supposed to be based on an active military which became a problem when the empire’s military strength waned.
Some of the later emperors never even set foot in Rome and while the division offered an initial boost in strength, it ultimately made the Western Empire more vulnerable to attack. Rome had been having issues with Germanic tribes for centuries but was usually able to repel them or buy them off with land, an invitation to join the army or citizenship. The split became permanent in 330 AD.
Both halves of the empire prospered equally until the defeat of Eastern Emperor Valens at Adrianople in 378 AD. East and West effectively broke apart due to internal and external problems during the reign of Theodosius the West.