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Answer: Okaaaaaaaay I do thiz (smh.. I love reading ancient kind of books like 'bout Rome, I should have gotten this homework)

Explanation:

1. In the olden days, Caesarion was often believed to have received a diadem from Antony. A propaganda war followed the war between Octavian and Antony, claiming the latter was against the Republic. In addition to his claim that Caesarion had a stronger grip on the Roman empire than the senate did, Caesarion stated that Rome's power was greater than that of the senate.

2. Gods- Neptune- (Poseidon), Minerva- (Athena), Mars- (Ares), Venus- (Aphrodite), Apollo- (Apollo), Diana- (Artemis), Jupiter- (Zeus).

Goddesses- Juno- (Queen of Goddesses) Minerva- (Goddess of Wisdom), Flora- (Goddess of Flowers and Spring), Vesta- (Virgin Goddess of Family Home, and Hearth), Venus- (Goddess of Love, Desire, Sex, and Prosperity), Ceres- (Goddess of Agriculture and Motherly Relationships), Diana- (Goddess of the Hunt and the Moon), Salacia- (Goddess of Salt Water.)

3. The weapons they used initially were modeled on Greek and Etruscan designs. They adapted Celtic equipment to make new varieties of equipment after meeting the Celts. To defeat the Carthaginians, the Romans built a completely new fleet following the model of Carthage. Once a weapon became standard, it had become part of society.

4. The groma is a Roman instrument used for surveying.

5. A variety of materials were used by Roman road builders for durability and flatness, and their design was always multiple layers. Workers dug shallow trenches of three feet deep and built small retaining walls either side of the proposed route.

6. Hypocausts in buildings are spaces below the floor that are heated by gases from a fire or furnace below and allow hot air to flow into nearby rooms. Ancient Roman villa with hypocaust ruins beneath the floor.

7. During the Roman Empire, fresh water was transported through aqueducts to areas with a high population density. Aqueducts were remarkable engineering feats for the era in which they were constructed.

8. It was evident that Rome's public interest was declining, and its institutions were almost untrustworthy. A lack of patriotism and a contrast between rich and poor were the hallmarks of empires, and their subjects were distrusting of them. A decrease in population was also caused by disease  and famine.

What factors led up to the great depression

In what ways did the Ottoman Empire gain wealth and power.

Who would have written this Autobiography?

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

CHAPTER 1
My life as a sailor and captain in the Union Navy...........................5

CHAPTER 2
I had to be brave and courageous………23

CHAPTER 3
My time in the U.S. House of Representatives…36

Group of answer choices

Frederick Douglass

Harriet Tubman

Clara Barton

Robert Smalls

:3 Somebody help me, please! It's only 2 questions!
I will give brainliest for all answers and brainliest answer!

Why does Ben change his mind about whitewashing the fence?

In three to five sentences, examine how the arms race during the Cold War increased tensions.

How did Julius Caesar rise to power in Rome? Give 3 reasons
Ch. 11/L-3 pg. 3-4
simple sentences plz
will give brainlest

Q5.
Which of the following is a service?
A. Doctor consultation
B. Tablet
C. Laptop
D. Microwave

Two Years in the Forbidden City

My first day with Her Majesty was very trying. I did not know just what she wanted or how she wanted things done, and no one seemed willing to tell me, but by watching very closely I was soon able to grasp the situation. After I had finished putting the things in the boxes I did not know whether to take them back to the jewel room or not, or whether to wait until Her Majesty ordered me. Again I was puzzled. I saw she was talking to my mother, so I waited a little time. Finally I made up my mind I would risk it and take them back, which I did. As I was returning, I met Her Majesty in the big courtyard. When Her Majesty saw me, she asked me, "Where have you been?" I told her that I had just been putting her jewels away. Then she said, "Has anyone told you to put them away as soon as I am finished with them? I forgot to tell you this morning, although I had meant to."

I said that no one had told me anything. I said that I was afraid to have the servants taking such valuable things here and there. I said that I was sure that she did not want to use them any more, so I thought it would be safer to put them away in the jewel room again. Her Majesty looked at me and said, "l can see that these girls don't tell you anything. I am very glad to see that you have done just the right thing. That is why I thought someone must have told you what to do. Anything you want to know you can ask me." I could see from this that there must be some jealousy among them and decided that I was well able to find my own way. I knew Her Majesty liked me and would help me out.

Why does the writer say that the servants are jealous of each other?
A.
Because the servants tell her how to do her job incorrectly
B.
Because no one offers to tell her how to do her job
C.
Because some servants treat her better than others

Which of the following is an example of an infrastructure problem in Mexico City?

A. urban overcrowding
B. insufficient transportation systems
C. income inequality
D. air pollution from vehicle emissions

How did freedmen become a part of United States politics?

Answer this questions please due in 5 min

Ulysses S. Grant was the—
Group of answer choices

general of the Union army that defeated Lee

skilled Southern general who led Confederate troops at the first Battle of Bull Run

president of the United States during the Civil War

person who crafted the Compromise of 1850

What is an example of how the government under apartheid limited people’s rights and an example of how rights expanded after the apartheid ended?

What are a few ways that Brian’s Hatchet has been useful to him throughout Chapter 1,2,3,4, and 5?

Pretend you are a detective gathering clues to answer this question: What was life like in this settlement? Find details, or “evidence,” that will help answer the question. For example, the crucifix is evidence that Christianity was practiced in this settlement. What other pieces of evidence can you find?

Which claim is most effective for an argumentative essay about the Columbian Exchange?

The Columbian Exchange involved bringing goods to and from two different continents.
The Columbian Exchange involved the exchange of foods, diseases, livestock, and ideas.
The Columbian Exchange was harmful to indigenous peoples because it resulted in disease and death.
The Columbian Exchange is a sad event in history that affected indigenous peoples and should be studied.

Write a paragraph explaining what is meant by the Buddhist concept "Compassion is the cornerstone of existence."

Whom do we honor on Memorial Day? Also, list 3 new facts you learned about this holiday from Flocabulary.

simple sentences plzz

Read the quote below and respond to the corresponding prompts in 1-2 well-written paragraphs. (Use Text support (Learn about it notes) and citations where necessary)

"Every human being is born with certain basic needs . . . In connection with each of these basic needs, every human being is subjected to the teaching of his culture . . . Culture represents man’s response to his basic needs.”

- Ashley Montagu, Anthropologist

Prompts:

According to the quote, what is the purpose of culture?
Using Native American cultures in the United States as an example, if humans have the same basic needs, why are there different cultures?

Create a peace agreement to end either WWI or WWII. This agreement should address the concerns of all of the nations involved and can not be exactly the same as the actual agreement that ended the war.

Who created the American Red Cross?
Group of answer choices

Clara Barton

Frederick Douglass

Abraham Lincoln

Susan B. Anthony

Goods are.....
A. Intangible products that you pay a fee for
B. Physical products produced to meet needs and wants.
C. Things that we like

In what ways have high-speed rail services transformed travel in East Asia?

FREEDMEN'S VILLAGE, 1866. - The freedman's settlement at Trent River, North Carolina. Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1866.
WHICH AMENDMENT IS SHOWN HERE?

Black Voters 1867: African-American men voting in a state election in the south during reconstruction in an 1867 illustration from Harper's Weekly. That year in the reconstruction states 703,000 Blacks and 627,000 Whites voted.
WHICH AMENDMENT IS SHOWN HERE?

In May 2019, midterm elections will be held in the Philippines. The city you are living in is in need of a new breed of government officials who are honest, dedicated, and genuinely interested in improving the lives of the people.

As a respected community leader, who had been actively involved in the community, you are persuaded to run for the position of town mayor. Your want people to vote for you based on your progressive and relevant programs.

Your goal is to make a campaign speech that contains your name, your qualifications, and your platforms or proposed programs. The speech must be informative, including issues or problems you want to address once elected.

Make an essay about 300-500 long

Even though the Han Dynastic period is not considered a Golden Age by historians, it is seen as very important to the Chinese people. In fact, some Chinese people today refer to the themselves as “Sons of the Han.” Why do you think this might be so?

PLS ANSWER NO LINK

Answer this, please. I swear if I get a link I will report because I fricking hate it because it deletes my questions along with the answer. This is a test and it is worth a grade so please someone answers this asap.

In three to five sentences, explain President Lyndon Johnson’s support of social programs to improve the country.