How does the tenth amendment relate to mcculloh v Maryland?

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Here is what is different in this map compared to today.

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Henry Johnson, decorated virtually head to toe in French military honors, returned to a country that considered him both hero and a second-class citizen. ... such reports of his bravery too

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D

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Population density increased as newcomers settled in urban areas.

Newcomers frequently choose to reside in, especially in the same communities, as their previous countrymen are correct about what happened in cities. Thus, option D is correct.

Cities can be defined as well-organized centers of people. A populated area that is larger, more important, or both than a metropolis 

As there were people who were coming to the US, there were people who were formerly living in that part of the country, and these people would further inform their own countrymen about how to be an immigrant.

The people who would come to the cities and live in the place where their former country people would live and get employment as well as education and increase the status of their well-being. Therefore, option D is the correct option.

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Economics in the colonies

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Economics in the colonies: Colonial economies developed based on each colony's environment. The New England colonies had rocky soil, which was not suited to plantation farming, so the New England colonies depended on fishing, lumbering, and subsistence farming.

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The Gulf of Mexico

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Unailienable rights are the rights given to us by our creator. In simple terms , they are natural rights.

The correct answer is B) "were non-agricultural and traveled in bands to follow game."

Because the Rio Grande Valley had poor soil quality compared to other regions of Texas, Coahuiltecans "were non-agricultural and traveled in bands to follow game."

Early Coahuiltecans lived in the region of southern Texas and the northeast part of México, modern-day states of Coahuila, Nuevo León, and Tamaulipas, México. As the soil had poor quality and was not fertile to grow crops, this tribe wandered around following animal herds to hunt them and feed their families. They hunted armadillos, rabbits, snakes, deer, and Bison.

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The creation of a bureaucracy in the Old Kingdom was a key factor in the inception of the Egyptian civilization. ... Next to him, the most powerful officer in the hierarchy was the vizier, the executive head of the bureaucracy. The position of vizier was filled by a prince or a person of exceptional ability.

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What was the role of bureaucracy during Egypt’s Old Kingdom?

What was the role of bureaucracy during Egypt’s Old Kingdom?

The creation of a bureaucracy in the Old Kingdom was a key factor in the inception of the Egyptian civilization

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I won’t call him a good manager or bad manager because he trick his friend to help him to do his punishment and they also learn from him how to do chores because they left the house early in the morning to go play but when they get to tom house they help him after getting trick tom also like to be in control His plan is to trick them by acting like he is having a good time whitewashing the fence.  

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probibly gold

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Big Bend

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big bend is the smallest region and it also doesn't get much rainfall

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big ben

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Big Ben is the sammlest region in texas and it also doesn't get much rainfall.

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Maritime trade is when you trade by sea and boat. They had ports that people sailed in and out of. The other civilizations used these ports as well, in the Afro Eurasian zone. The concept of having ports has carried into the modern age as well.

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Where is the Amazon River located?

:the northern part of South America

Why did the Inca hold ceremonies in temples and practice mummification?

:The ceremonies and mummification were both expressions of their religious beliefs.

Who was the supreme leader of the Inca empire?

:the Sapa Inca

Which letter on the map identifies the Mexican Plateau?

:A

How did the Maya use water to support their civilization?

:They built canals to bring fresh water to their farms.

What practice did Mesoamerican people use to farm in dense forests?

:slash-and-burn agriculture

Which statement best describes how the Inca developed and improved methods of agriculture?

:They made terraces in the mountains to create more farmable land.

According to map, which two resources were found in the highlands?

:obsidian and jade

What kind of climate is found north of the Brazilian Highlands?

:tropical

What Incan ruler built a strong central government and organized the empire into four quarters?

:Pachacuti

Which groups within Mayan society were part of the upper class?

:kings, priests, and warriors

What did the Maya believe about the world?

:It is cyclical

Why did the Aztec settle in the Valley of Mexico?

:The area had fertile land for farming.

Study the image showing a piece of Aztec artisanship.

A thin, narrow piece of metal made into a circle and decorated with engraved images.(snake ring)

What type of Aztec craft is shown in this image?

:a piece of metal jewelry

Which group of people belonged to the common class in Aztec society?

:artisans

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B

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this law targeted newly free african americans but typically made it illegal to be unemployed and homeless

In the 1860s, those who traveled from one location to another without a fixed residence or a job were subject to vagrancy laws. Hence, Option B is correct.

In the past, it was against the law for someone to stray from one location to another without obvious support. In essence, these rules made being unemployed and homeless illegal. Vagrancy laws were an important component of the Black Codes.

States criminalized men who were unemployed or who did not have a job that white people recognized. Vagrancy may also be considered a violation of other laws or a failure to pay a specific tax. In 1865–1866, nine Southern states revised their vagrancy laws.

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A.

heretic

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Just took the test D.Reformer is incorrect

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I can confirm it is a on edge

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Manchester

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Its C

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Gibraltar.

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Gibraltar was considered as a shield which is present between English colonies and Spanish land because this place is the last territory on which the Britain were occupied. First this area is the part of Spanish land but in 1713 Spain give it to the Britain after the war. This region is present between the boundary line of Spanish land and British colony which act as a shield. Now, it is a free state and have its own parliament.

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543 BC came before AD

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The Revolutionary War (1775-83), also known as the American Revolution, arose from growing tensions between residents of Great Britain's 13 North American colonies and the colonial government, which represented the British crown.

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The appropriate solution to the following question will be the "role of humanism".

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The role of humanism

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The Great Depression was name was given to the long economic downturn that began with the stock market crash of 1929. The appropriate response is option C.

The biggest economic downturn to ever affect the industrialized world, the Great Depression, lasted from 1929 to 1939. After the 1929 stock market catastrophe, which paralyzed Wall Street and destroyed millions of investors, it started.

The 1929 stock market crash, the collapse of international trade brought on by the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, government policies, bank failures and panics, and the collapse of the money supply are a few of the explanations cited for the Great Depression.

It was characterized by high rises in the rates of poverty and homelessness as well as sharp drops in industrial production and price levels (deflation), widespread unemployment, and banking panics.

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The answer is below

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Following the aftermath of the French and Indian War often referred to as the Seven years war, in which Great Britain had won, albeit with great debts in financing the war.

Main Claim: The British government imposed various imperial policies that revolve around the heavy taxation and suppression of the colonists.  Some of these policies include Sugar Acts, Stamp Acts, Currency Acts, Tea Acts, etc.

Sub claim:  The British government, imposed the aforementioned policies on the colonist because they attempt to recoup the money for the war and maintain the vast territory gained after the war.

However, this recent stringent enforcement of various policies of Great Britain among the colonists, caused colonists to seek independence. This started with an increase in colonists' resistance to British governance and their agitation to republican merits and virtues.

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In 1840, the United States had

✔ less than half

as many miles of track as it did in 1850.

Explanation: It's B,

In 1840, the United States had less than half as many miles of track as it did in 1850.

On January 19, 1840, Captain Charles Wilkes circumnavigates Antarctica and claims it for the United States. Martin Van Buren loses to William Henry Harrison in the 1840 presidential election. The border between the United States and Canada is formally defined by the Webster-Ashburton Treaty, which was signed on August 9, 1842.

But the 63-year reign of Queen Victoria, known as the Victorian Era, also saw the death of rural life as cities including slums expanded quickly, long and regimented work hours for many employees, the violent Jack the Ripper case, and the even bloodier Crimean War.

The Mexican War, the Gold Rush, and the Decade of the Telegraph. A notable moment from the 1840s is the California Gold Rush, which had a significant impact on American history.

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This could be done by focusing on the fact that, despite him being the 3rd US president, he also, was a slave owner and trader. Tearing down every monument and statute dedicated to Thomas Jefferson should be as a result of him acquiring slaves by inheritance and not doing much to end slave ownership and its trading.

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Bias can negatively affect the source material in below-mentioned ways:

Bias has the following negative affects on source material.

This leads to the downfall of the research and the lack of valuable information about the same. The quality of the research falls and hampers the academics.

Original, authoritative, or foundational documents used in research, such as diaries or manuscripts, are referred to as source material.

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a, b, c, e,

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The Revolution began in 1775 and lasted until 1783. The British policies caused disagreement. In 1756, King George III used an old navigation law to make the colonists pay taxes for goods owned by the governments. So, the colonists smuggled the goods. Soon the British won the French Indian war, which lasted from 1754-1763. This put the Britts in huge debt, in which they taxed the colonies for defending them in war.

Writs of Assistance, which was another old law, made search warrants legal. This let Britts search your house. This angered the colonists, which caused protest.

The proclamation of 1763 was an act in which the king said no to settling west of the Appalachian mountains. The colonists did it anyway. By 1763 the colonists had their freedom.

The Sugar Act of 1764 lowered taxes from the molasses act, but was a lot more strict, the Stamp Act of 1765 placed taxes on any articles written on paper. This included pamphlets, newspapers, literally anything with ink on it. The quartering act of 1765 made colonists provide salaries, housing, and supplies for the British Soldiers.

The Townshend act of 1767 placed taxes on glass, lead, paint, and tea and was used to pay salaries of colonial officers. In 1768, the British were sent to Boston which led to the Boston Massacre. It occurred on March 5th, 1770, and happened when tension built up between the colonists and redcoats. Colonists had almost nothing to defend themselves. The British had guns and cannons. So, the colonists threw wood and stones to defend themselves.

Crispus was the first to die in battle. The British were put on trial, defended by John Adams. The British were set free, which angered the colonists.

The Committee of Correspondence: Founded by Samuel Adams, James Warren, and Mercy Otis Warren in 1772. They wrote letters to colonists to stir hatred of the British. Mercy drafted the first American History of the Revolution.

The tea act of 1773 was passed by parliament so that British tea Companies could sell tea cheaper than the price of smuggled tea. This ignited the Boston Tea Party. The Boston Tea Party occurred on December 16th, 1773, when Sam Adams led a group of patriots disguised as Indians on a raid of British Ships. They dumped all the tea overboard.

The Intolerable Act of 1774 punished the colonists for the Boston Tea Party, Self government was denied in Massachusetts, and the quartering act was reinforced.

Continental Congress: September 5 to October 26, 1774. In Philadelphia, 55 men met up- The political body- and represented the colonies.  They discussed patriotism.

Massachusetts-Sam and John Adams

New York-John Jay

Virginia- Patrick Henry and George Washington

Sons of Liberty were constructed, liberty poles. They were led by Sam Adams and John Hancock.

The Battles of Lexington and Concord: The British planned to capture John Hancock and Sam Adams and destroy their military supplies. It was the first battle of the war.

The Declaration of Independence 1776: The main authors were Jefferson and Lafayette. It was signed on July 4th, 1776. It declared Life, Liberty, and Happiness.

Battles: Battle of Long Island, Battle of Monmouth, Battle of Fort Ticonderoga, Battle of King's Mountain, Battle of the White Plains, and the last Battle that ended it all; The Battle of Yorktown.

Some Important figures in the war; Alexander Hamilton, Hercules Mulligan, Lafayette, George Washington, Ulysses Grant, and John Laurens.

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When William Clark and Meriwether Lewis’ famous expedition reached the Great Plains in 1806, the crew couldn’t believe their eyes. There, ranging across the prairies in groups that moved up to 30 miles per hour, were gigantic herds of buffalo so large they waylaid the travelers for hours on end. “The moving multitude…darkened the whole plains,” they wrote.

Seventy years later, buffalo—and the Native American tribes the explorers encountered—would be almost eliminated on the Great Plains thanks to another revered American, William Tecumseh Sherman.  

The general is best known for his for his bloody march across Georgia, stealing livestock and intimidating civilians in one of the most famous campaigns of the Civil War. But after the war, he didn’t retire. Instead, he took his scorched-earth tactics to another war—one against Native Americans. Sherman’s leadership led not just to the extermination and relocation of thousands of indigenous people, but the annihilation of nearly all of the United States’ wild buffalo.

Major General William Tecumseh Sherman taken in 1864, in the trench before Sherman's March across Georgia.

The Civil War might not seem related to the fate of buffalo or Native Americans, but in reality they were closely intertwined. Almost as soon as the Civil War ended, the United States turned its attention westward. A country that couldn’t agree on slavery rallied around the idea that American should push west.

There was just one problem: The land was already settled by Native Americans, many of whom put up armed resistance to American incursions. “Northerners and Southerners agreed on little at the time except that the Army should pacify Western tribes,” write historians Boyd Cothran and Ari Kelman.

In the eyes of the government and the public, there was one man perfectly suited for the job: Sherman. Now the most senior member of the U.S. Army, Sherman was known for using psychological warfare to bring the South to its knees. By sending Sherman west, officials hoped, the United States could gain even more land and secure space for an ambitious westward expansion.

Buffalo were a critical part of that plan. Sherman’s job was to use the U.S. Army to protect the transcontinental railroad and secure mining interests in territory traditionally owned and settled by Native Americans. The plan was to force Native Americans onto reservations, seize their land and protect the settlers who moved there. In a series of campaigns now known as the western Indian Wars, the military clashed with tribes intent on protecting their lands and their way of life.

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