Answer:
what other sources say about the event
Explanation:
A thought that a historian thinks about when analyzing a primary source is, “What do other sources say about the event?" Therefore, option B is the correct option.
What is a primary source?A primary source is a source of information which gives the reader or listener the first-hand and original knowledge about something or the given topic and subject. The purpose of primary sources is to help their users with research and gain some first-hand and authentic knowledge. A few examples of primary sources are videos, photographs, autobiographies, research papers, results of experiments, memoirs, and so on.
Thus, when examining a primary source, a historian may consider: "What do other sources say about the event?" As a result, choice B is the best one.
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who served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court for most of the first 35 years of the 19th century
Answer:
John Marshall
Explanation:
John Marshall was an American politician and lawyer who served as the fourth Chief Justice of the United States from 1801 to 1835
Climate differences in the United States ultimately led to what conflict? *
The Revolution
The Civil War
The French-Indian War
Answer:
The revolution
Explanation:
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How did the literature of the 12th century support the code of Chivalry?
Answer:
It downplayed the brutality of knighthood and idealized castle life, and glorified knighthood and chivalry. It also praised those who fought and died in battle protecting their lord. ... Songs and poems about a knight's undying love for a lady.
Explanation:
What happened after Henry Tunstall was murdered? How did Billy The Kid react to the Violence?
Answer:
the Kid and several other former employees organized themselves into a vigilante group called “The Regulators” and swore revenge.
Explanation:
Answer:
In retaliation for the murder of Tunstall, McSween’s posse, the Regulators, killed Sheriff William Brady. Then a posse of the Sheriff’s men and federal troops pursued McSween and his men. The battle between the McSween’s 41 men and the Sherrif’s 15 men was a stalemate for 3 days until soldiers from Fort Stanton joined in. On day 5 of the stalemate they set McSween’s house on fire and shot people as they fled. McSween was shot, but Billy the Kid escaped with Susan McSween. From that time on, Billy the Kid stole and killed with a vengeance.
In colonial governments, what did the royal governor do?
Answer:
British rule in the colonies was enforced by the colonial governor. He was usually appointed by the King and he served as the chief law enforcement officer in the colony. The governor seemed all powerful. But the royal governors often met determined resistance from colonial assemblies.
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British rule in the colonies was enforced by the colonial governor. He was usually appointed by the King and he served as the chief law enforcement officer in the colony. The governor seemed all powerful. But the royal governors often met determined resistance from colonial assemblies.
What were two ways Napoleon helped spread Napoleon as he conquered most of
Europe?
Answer:
Napoleon's conquests spread the new ideas and new institutions of the French Revolution throughout Europe.
Explanation:
landowners did not see entrepreneurs as equals until the late 1880s (true or false)
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The advent of the Industrial revolution brought both positive and negative effects on the land of Britain. On the one hand, the production of the goods was abundant, while on the another hand, there arose a tension between the class division of society. The landowners were the wealthiest in the social structure but with the growth in the Industrial Revolution, another class of wealthy people saw its progression. The merchants, factory owners, and industrialists grew wealthier and it was only in the late 1800s that the landowners started to consider the entrepreneurs as equals.
What was the difference in British colonization and that of France and Spain
Answer:
France and Spain, for instance, were governed by autocratic sovereigns whose rule was absolute; their colonists went to America as servants of the Crown. The English colonists, on the other hand, enjoyed far more freedom and were able to govern themselves as long as they followed English law and were loyal to the king.
what WAR brought peoples awareness to the plight of the jews?
Answer:
World War II
Explanation:
All but two countries in Latin
America gained their
independence within how
many years?
Answer:
Between 1808 and 1826
Explanation:all of Latin America except the Spanish colonies of Cuba and Puerto Rico slipped out of the hands of the Iberian powers who had ruled the region since the conquest.
True of False: 60 out of 500 English settlers survived the "Starving Time" by eating dogs.
rats, and human corpses
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Yeah they did eat those things, they were in a time of hunger so they didnt know what else to resort to.
the art of science of plotting determining or directing the course of travel is called ____
Answer: Astroblade
Explanation:
Answer:
navigation
Explanation:
Why was the South a good place for growing crops?
Answer:
The South had mild winters, and long, hot, humid summers.
Explanation:
Answer: Because it has a good climate
Explanation: They have really good warm weather all year long.
2. What is one geographical feature all three colonial regions have in common
The 13 original colonies of what would become the United States were divided into three geographical regions--the New England colonies, the Middle colonies and the Southern colonies. Within each region, the colonies exhibited similar climates, agricultural products, religious practices, manufacturing products and natural resources. The geographic characteristics of the colonies within each region shared many...
Slavery quickly became a key component of this region's economy: a. New England b. Middle c. Southern
all living things are made of cells, except bacteria
Answer: bacteria ARE cells
Explanation:
How did the Dawes Act of 1887 affect American
Indians' lives?
Carefully observe thepainting called The House by the Railroad then read the poem Edward Hopper and the House by the Railroad, The poet describes the house in its older, dilapidated stage. Your task is to
witte a narrative story that describes the house in the past?
Answer:
me hsuwuwuse eheudve right here in my room and you know I have a acc card and a couple bucks a day for a
Why do you feel that half of the minorities in the USA lived in poverty in the 1950's?
Answer:
Minorities were denied employment, education, and resources that white people had from the beginning. Hence why minorities were in poverty.
Explanation:
The 10th amendment states the rights not granted to the federal government are held by
Which of the following was not an achievement made during the Hellenistic period?
Answer:
b
Explanation:
In a capitalist economy greater competition directly benefits?
Answer:
The direct competition among firms benefits customers
Explanation:
In simple words, Capitalism refers to the capitalist structure focused on the corporate control and use of the resources of development for profits. Capitalism is encouraging preference.
It encourages people's right to determine whatever they choose to purchase, how much they want to purchase, where individuals want to go, wherever they intend to function, and so on. There are few options for socialism.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
consumers
Explain how residential schools took away the identity of First Nations children.
Answer:
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The history of residential schools has been identified as having long lasting and intergenerational effects on the physical and mental well-being of Indigenous populations in Canada.
Explanation:
In Paleolithic societies, males were primarily?
They were primarily hunters
The Gospel of Wealth was a philosophy that wealthy Americans had a responsibility to
what is cultural diffusion
Answer:
Cultural diffusion describes the spread of one culture's practices, beliefs, and/or items, like food, music, or tools. ... Cultural diffusion is why many cultures around the world share similarities.
Explanation:
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Andrew Carnegie would most likely have justified his business because they enabled him to:
A. Resist corruption and thereby remake the image of the robber baron.
B. Achieve economic success and thereby support civic philanthropy.
C. Restrict laissez-faire capitalism and thereby empower labor unions.
D. Overturn corporate personhood and thereby promote workers’ rights.
What is independence
Answer:
Independence is a condition of a person, nation, country, or state in which its residents and population, or some portion thereof, exercise self-government, and usually sovereignty, over the territory. The opposite of independence is the status of a dependent territory.
Explanation:
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How are poetry and short stories different? How are they similar?
Answer: sort stories are a little longer than poetry, also poetry is made up of versus, or stanzas, and don't have a specific grammatical order
short stories, are in a order for better understanding, it doesn't have stanzas, and the imagery isn't as common
Explanation: they both are stating the main idea right away, They both have a point that is trying to be stated
In your opinion, what were the Anti-Federalists’ strongest arguments? Put yourself in the Federalists’ shoes—how would you respond? Write a paragraph in response to the Anti-Federalists.
Answer:
George Mason and Patrik Henry of Virginia, Melancton Smith of New York and James Winthrop of Massachusetts were three main anti federalists.
The anti federalists believed that the Constitution made the central government too much powerful and without the in the absence of Bill of Rights the central government could encroach upon the power of states and people.
They thought bill of rights was necessary to safeguard peoples liberty. While the federalists considered that there was no need for a bill of rights because the states and people had the powers which were not given to the federal government.
The bill of rights was adopted due to the efforts of Anti federalists. The issues that were brought in light by them were :
The national government had excessive powers at the expense of the state government
The president had disguised monarchic powers
Suspicion about the federal court system
Fear that Congress can gain too much power under the necessary and proper clause
Fear that the republican government was unsuitable in a country like USA due to its size
There was no bill of rights to protect the individual liberty