Answer:
B) Acculturation
Explanation:
How could a plague result in the decline of one empire and the rise of the new one
Answer:
The Antonine plague affected ancient Roman traditions, also leaving a mark on artistic expression; a renewal of spirituality and religiousness was recorded. These events created the conditions for the spread of monotheistic religions, such as Mithraism and Christianity.
Explanation:
1. What is Vernacular?
2. What was the Prince About? 3. Who was Johann Gutenberg? What did he invent?
Answer:
1.using a language or dialect native to a region or country rather than a literary, cultured, or foreign language.
Or of, relating to, or being a nonstandard language or dialect of a place, region, or country.
2.
3.German craftsman and inventor who originated a method of printing from movable type.
Printing press ink
Explanation: hope this helps
Why was there an American Revolution? Describe events and outcomes. Name key player.
Answer:
There was an American Revolution because the democr a the tried to overturn democracy by working with the British. Some key players are Andrew Jackson, Rita Ora, Cardi B. and Kim West Kardashian, Hillary Clinton.
Explanation:
Dude read your book and study
According to the 2016 Census, Illinois population was 12,801,639 people. If they currently have one
representative per 710,767 people, how many representatives do they have in the House of
Representatives?
Answer:
18
Explanation:
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Which THREE examples BEST demonstrate Locke's views on government?
A:
Answer:
The best demonstration of John Locke's views on government is that Elections should be free and fair for everyone who meets the eligibility requirements. Option D is correct.
According to Locke, before anyone can govern others, the people need to give their consents first.
Also he was in favor of representative government. That is a government with elected officials.
The eligibility requirements he gave were:
Only men with properties and business could be representatives.
Also only adult males that owned properties could vote
Explanation:
Why is it better to vote by secret ballot than to vote publicly, in front of others?
Answer:
privacy
Explanation:
so that people arent inclined to vote for someone they dont support to fit in
in short they dont get pressured by others to vote the same as the rest
Effects of the Silk Road on Classical (Han) China
help me please. where does it go?
Answer:
There you go :)
Who are the most important senate officers, and what are their jobs?
Answer:
The President of the Senate. The president is the main leader of the Senate. The president presides over the daily Senate sessions, preserves order, appoints committee chairs and members, refer bills to committee, signs legislation, writs and warrants, and act as the official spokesman for the Senate.
President pro tem of the Senate. The primary roles assigned to the president pro tem are to preside over the Senate in the president's absence and exercise the powers and duties of the president in his or her absence.
Speaker of the House. The speaker is the principal leader of the House. The speaker presides over the daily sessions of the House, preserves order in the chamber, states parliamentary motions and rules on parliamentary questions. They appoint committee chairs and members, refer bills to the committee, sign legislation, writs, and warrants and act as the official spokesman for the House.
Speaker pro tem. The primary roles assigned to the speaker pro tem are to preside over the House in the speaker's absence, exercise the powers and duties of the speaker in his or her absence and assume other duties as assigned by the speaker.
Majority Leader. The primary functions of a majority leader usually relate to floor duties. The majority leader is the lead speaker for the majority party ( depends on which party is the majority at any given time) during floor debates, develops the calendar, and assists the president or speaker with program development, policy formation, policy decisions.
Majority Caucus Chair. The majority caucus chair develops the majority caucus agenda with the principal leaders and presides over the majority caucus meetings.
Majority Whip. The majority whips' main duties are to assist the floor leader, ensure member attendance, count votes, and communicate the majority position.
Minority Leader. The minority leader is the main leader of the minority caucus. The minority leader is responsible for developing the minority position ( where they stand on bills coming up for a vote), negotiating with the majority party, directing minority caucus activities on the chamber floor, and leading debate for the minority.
Minority Caucus Chair. The minority caucus chair presides over caucus meetings and assists the minority leader with policy development.
Minority Whip. The major responsibility of the minority whip is to assist the minority leader on the floor, count votes, and ensure the attendance of minority party members.
Explanation:
What did it mean if a worker had the
“third shift" at a factory?
A. the worker had a shift that lasted over night
B. the worker was going to be fired
C. the worker was going to have to work three days in a row
D. the worker's shift was going to be reduced by three
hours
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Xã hội phong kiến trung Quốc hình thành vào thời gian nào?
Answer:
nobody can understand you
Explanation:
3. Identify how Hitler's Nazis realized to repudiating Versailles
Answer:
by sending German military forces into the Rhineland, a demilitarized zone along the Rhine River in western Germany. ...
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Answer:its they don't want to pay soldiers in the continental army
Explanation:because i took this in history
define nomadic society
Answer:
Nomadic society have no permanent place of settlement. The people roam from place to place with their luggage on the backs of camels, horses and donkeys in search of fodder and water for their animals and food for themselves. They have no hereditary property. They are more a tribe and have tribal culture..
Nomadism, way of life of peoples who do not live continually in the same place but move cyclically or periodically. ... Nomadic hunters and gatherers are usually organized into small, isolated bands that move through a delimited territory where they know the water holes, the location of plants, and the habits of game..
Explanation:
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Paul Revere's print of the Boston Massacre can
be considered a first-hand account. What kind
of source is this?
A. primary source (witness)
B. secondary source (historian)
C. media source (news reporting)
Answer:
This would be a primary source!
Explanation:
First hand accounts/Primary sources are witness accounts of any event, or even accounting for your day during an event like in your question, the Boston Massacre.
What is one way german culture has been changed or affected by cultural diffusion?
Answer:
Demography. In accordance with modern European patterns of demographic development, Germany's population rose from about 25 million in 1815 to over 60 million in 1914, despite heavy emigration
When do Enlightenment thinkers like John Locke and Jean Jacques
Rousseau say a revolution is justified?
Answer:
I don't know sorry.....
Analysis: What are the advantages of a bicameral [two houses/governing bodies] structure of Congress proposed by the Constitution as opposed to the unicameral [one house/governing body] structure proposed by the Articles of Confederation?
Analysis: The Bill of Rights were intensely debated at the Constitutional Convention. One group, known as the Federalists, felt that they weren’t necessary, because they believed that the Constitution as it stood only limited the government, not the people. The Anti-Federalists claimed the Constitution gave the central government too much power, and without a Bill of Rights the people would be at risk of oppression. Which side do you think was right? Are the Bill of Rights necessary?
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what were the aims of all India Muslim league
Answer:
To get equal treatment from British government and get all kind of constitutional rights and freedom without any partial discrimination. To provide all Muslims with equal political rights as other sections of society and be treated equivalently in terms of status and rights by the government.
Explanation:
How does the language of Louis Lang's speech compare to that of the artide in Harper's
Answer:
What are you doing this time im going to the mall and to may mother haha
Which of the following best explains how Hawaii become a US territory?
Answer:
a. The US annexed Hawaii in 1900 correct edg
Explanation:
What is one reason why it took New Mexico over 60 years to become a state?
A. Conflicts between European settlers and indigenous peoples
made many believe the area was unsafe and unstable.
B. Laws that stated residents had to pratice Catholicism made
many people of other religions feel unwelcome.
C. The high price of farmland made many people feel they wouldn't
be able to afford to live in the state.
D. Lack of water sources made many people feel that the state
would have serious water issues in the future.
answer: C or D
Explanation:
basically C or D because those that make the most sense with the question, put one of the two C or D will get lucky but I think it's the C
According to Archidamus, what kind of per-
son do Spartans consider superior?
Answer: A dedicated Greek warrior, and in particular, their own citizen-warriors. User Avatar.
Explanation:
Although they controlled most of the wealth of the kingdom under the old order, neither the nobles nor the clergy had to pay the__, France’s chief tax.
Answer:
than answer is tallie i think
Explanation:
What city was the first capital of the United States?
Answer:
Philadelphia was the first state of the United States before Washington DC
Explanation:
Name the economic system that increased money in a country's treasury by creating a favorable balance of tradeAnswer in. complete sentences.
Answer:
Mercantillism
Explanation:
Mercantillism was a economic of trade that spanned from the 16th sentury to the 18th sentry. Mercantillism was based on the idea that a nation's weath and power were best served by increasing exports and so involved increasing trade.
How did the Neutrality Acts (1935) fit with ""isolationism""?
The Neutrality Acts of 1935 and Isolationism have something in common which is the avoidance of the United state to join any alliances with other nations.
In the mid 1930s, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Neutrality act into law. This act prevented the involvement of Americans in shipping ammunition to the countries involved in the war.
Isolationism just like the Neutrality act, is a policy which stipulated the avoidance of economic and political entanglements with other Countries, It shows that a nation should stay out of other Nations dispute or crisis.
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Someone help me with this I will make you brain
Answer:
She restored the use of icons after her husband's death
Explanation:
I just had this quiz like two weeks ago, good luck!!
What is the president pro tempore?
Answer:
A constitutionally recognized officer of the Senate who presides over the chamber in the absence of the vice president
Describe manifest destiny, what symbols of American development can be seen in this painting? According to this painting, what/who is being driven away from the American expansion? What does this say about American ideas regarding natural resources and native peoples?
Answer:
Manifest destiny, a term coined in the mid-19th century by John O'Sullivan alludes to the belief that settlers were meant to inhabit the western region of North America and was a widespread ideology used to justify annexation of native territory. John Gast's painting, Manifest Destiny contains symbols meant for people already familiar with the concept of a divine right to territory in the west. In the foreground of the work, one is made to take in the divinity of the woman. She levitates above the settlers and is draped in a vivid celestial-like white robe which hints at her paramountcy. Additionally, she guides the settlers towards the west as she holds a book- typical imagery for education- as well as the telegraph wire she pulls along with her. Her divinity is tied to technological advancement so that onlookers may understand the God given right to the land ahead of her and this acts as a way to emphasize the superiority of the settlers' culture over the natives. The natives flee from the "civilized culture" alongside the Buffalo which pinpoints the belief that they do not belong within what pioneers deem society. The painting emphasizes the biased perception Americans had towards the native population and their low opinion of natural resources. Considering God was supposedly on the side of technological advancements, a contrast to innovation meant inferiority and a disparity from supremacy.