Answer:
Land Grants
Explanation:
Austin founded a colony in Texas that pushed for independence from Mexico.
Explain how immigration was connected to child labor in the U.S.
Answer:
The most sweeping federal law that restricts the employment and abuse of child workers is the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (FLSA). Child labor provisions under FLSA are designed to protect the educational opportunities of youth and prohibit their employment in jobs that are detrimental to their health and safety.
Explanation:
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!!
Which was NOT a reason for the decline in support for President Bush's policies during his second term?
10 important things about the Paleolithic era
Answer:
Stone-tipped spears, Bow & arrows, Harpoons, and hand axes.
Dogs, for example, are thought to have been domesticated during the Paleolithic period. During the Upper Paleolithic Age, man was able to follow animal movement for hunting reasons because to the usage of calendars.
Explanation:
I only know 5 hope you can get the ither half now.
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
What did Republicans object to?
a. Burning the flag
b. Creating an army and navy
C. Electing president Washington
d. French rumors
Answer:
A
Explanation:
that's what most countries do
what was the red scare ?
Answer:
The Red Scare, a period of anti-Communist fervor in the United States, featured controversial groups like the Hollywood 10, the HUAC
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. ...
Do you think you'll support the same political party as your family?
Answer:
I support not just one side of politics, I support the individual that I believe is suited for the job and who wouldn't screw us over.
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:
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Answer:
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the first female u.s. senator was from what state?
Answer:
georgia
Explanation:
How did conquistadors treat the indigenous
people of the Americas?
Answer:
Some Native Americans were forced to convert to Christianity; some were enslaved; some died of diseases acquired from Europeans.
Explanation:
The conquistadors were frankly merely mercenary pillagers operating on commission, like the English privateers supported by the Crown to prey on Spanish ships and settlements. The accompanying padres were a mixed bag, with some enabling the commanders but more trying to protect and convert the natives.
Note that the anti-Spanish Anglophiles were the founders of the USA, wrote the histories (in English, for the good guys, of course), created public schools in order to marginalize the Catholics (whose educational systems were far superior in their day) and perpetuated the official formal institutional anti-Catholic bigotry the Great Britain. It’s hard to find anyone not a real historian who will credit the good done by the Spanish clergy.
Reading any academic historical experts will show that a remarkable number of Spanish governors were tried and convicted of abuses against the Amerindians because of the fairly constant (but not universal) priestly objections against the depredations of the military mercenary conquerors. Vast amounts were spent by the Spanish Crown on the education and (supposed) welfare of the natives.
Long story short, it is not as black and white as revisionists would prefer: there were certainly abuses, but the authorities in Spain were a LOT more sensitive to Amerindian rights than Anglophiles would admit. Priests in the New World were extremely protective of native welfare, active in filing bold rebukes and pivotal in supplying testimony leading to actual imprisonments of ruthless governors.
In that, the Spanish were far better than were the British or French. Don’t recall reading of any of their colonial governors who was ever recalled for misconduct or punished for mistreatment of the natives.
Resource Used:
https://www.quora.com/How-did-the-Spanish-conquistadors-treat-the-Native-Americans
I hope this helps you in any shape or form.
One of the main factors contributing to the establishment of feudalism in Western
Europe was the -
will to establish religious uniformity
O inability of kings to effectively defend their lands
need to centralize political power
desire to maintain an educated citizenry
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Sorry no can speak english
Answer:
need to centralize political power
Explanation:
The political turmoil and constant warfare led to the rise of European feudalism, which, as you read in Chapter 2, is a political and economic system based on land ownership and personal loyalty. From about 800 to 1000, invasions destroyed the Carolingian Empire.
The invasions by Vikings, Magyars, and Muslims caused widespread disorder and suffering. Most western Europeans lived in constant danger. Kings could not effectively defend their lands from invasion. As a result, people no longer looked to a central ruler for security. Instead, many turned to local rulers who had their own armies. Any leader who could fight the invaders gained followers and political strength.
Resource Used: Feudalism in Europe
file:///C:/Users/HHJ/Pictures/Feudalism%20in%20Europe.pdf
I hope this helps you in any shape or form.
These excerpts are probably referring to a
A. populist
B. robber barren
C. entrepreneur
D. capitalist
Answer:
D. capitalist
Explanation:
the conflict between the plebeians and the patricians was known as the
Answer:
Conflict or Struggle of the Orders
Why do you think some states to found ways to intimidate blacks to keep them from voting even though the 15th amendment have been ratified
I think it is because allthough the 15th amendment was ratified racism wasnt ratified so people still didnt want blacks voting
Explanation:
What was stamp acts perspective on Boston massacre.
I need an explanation do not copy and paste
Answer:
the answer
Explanation: i'm not exactly sure what you mean by the "stamp acts"
but if you are talking about the british passed the intolerable acts in 1774
Give 3 examples as to how humans specialized labor
How did Jews and Catholics Battle religious prejudice?
Answer: The changes in their society alarmed Germans, who believed that their traditional culture, status, and livelihoods . It became fashionable to blame Jews for the changes in German society that were upsetting their lives. For some Germans, "Jewish striving and Jewish achievement, real or imagined, were viewed as the behavior of a foreign and hostile minority group moving collectively to exploit and conquer the majority," according to historian Saul Friedländer.
Wilhelm Marr, a German journalist, was one of many who saw the progress made by Jews as a threat. In 1878, he wrote “The Victory of Judaism over Germandom,” a pamphlet.
Explanation: Hope this helped!
What does vita activa mean?
Answer:
With the term vita activa, I propose to designate three fundamental human activities: labor, work, and action. They are fundamental because each corresponds to one of the basic conditions under which life on earth has been given to man.
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:
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Answer:
d
Explanation:
he is best known for strong defence of icons
Where was the The Boston Tea
Answer:
The Boston Tea Party was an American political and mercantile protest by the Sons of Liberty in Boston, Massachusetts
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
HELP PLEASE
Create a list of three changes that were the result of European colonization that significantly
impacted Native Americans.
Explain the impact of each change on the Native American population.
Post your list of three changes and your explanation regarding the impact of each change from
Step One and Step Two in the Discussion area
Hi Dryfry,
1-infectious diseases (smallpox and influenza) that Europeans brought which killed almost 90% American Native population
2. Territory - the colonists took their land and forced relocation policies - the colonists forced them to stay out of their way.
3)coexistence reasoning - the differences between colonist and Native beliefs /traditions/customs
Have a nice day!
The list of three changes and your explanation regarding the impact of each change are: Land Displacement, Disease Epidemics and Cultural Erosion.
Land Displacement: European colonization led to widespread land seizure, displacing Native Americans from ancestral territories. This caused a loss of resources, cultural disruption, and conflicts over territory.Disease Epidemics: The introduction of new diseases by Europeans, such as smallpox, caused devastating epidemics among Native populations due to a lack of immunity, decimating communities and weakening their ability to resist colonization.Cultural Erosion: European influences led to cultural assimilation and loss of traditions among Native Americans. Missionaries, education, and societal changes eroded indigenous languages, beliefs, and social structures, impacting their identity and cohesion.Learn more about Native Americans:
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Western Europe went into a long, deep sleep. Learning was found only in the
religious orders. Roads and bridges fell into disrepair. Fear and chaos reigned."
Answer:
Umm... this isnt a question. Maybe you can rephrase? Post in comments your question if you still need help :)
Explanation:
Answer:
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Explanation:
Effects of the Silk Road on Classical (Han) China
How did the introduction of these new practices most benefit u.s. business
Answer:
how did the introduction of these new practices most benefit the united states business industry? it increased production efficiency.
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What impact did the cotton gin have on the state's slave population? *
1 point
No longer a need for large plantations.
Cut cotton production in half, no longer needing slave labor.
Banned slave labor was not affected by the invintion.
Increase the slave population due to the large profit farmers were making off of the
crop.
Answer: While it was true that the cotton gin reduced the labor of removing seeds, it did not reduce the need for slaves to grow and pick the cotton. In fact, the opposite occurred. Cotton growing became so profitable for the planters that it greatly increased their demand for both land and slave labor.
Explanation: