What key words does the history question explain?

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Pathos element has been used in the following lines from the excerpt - “She tried to explain to them why none of them could go back to the plantation. If a runaway returned, he would turn traitor, the master and the overseer would force him to turn traitor.” The author uses pathos to describe about the Runaways

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b

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So the traffic can be more organized in one central location.

there are 910 years between 2700 BCE and 1790 BCE

all you need to do is subtract them

910 years are between 2700 BCE and 1790 BCE.

What is BCE?

Before the Common Era is another name for the period BCE. After the birth of Jesus, the BCE system was modified. A new moniker, the Common Era, was introduced before Christ BC. In the year of the God, the phrase anno Domini was first used. The abbreviations BC and AD are used to quickly identify the year and period.

The BCE is referred to as the earliest common period. The BCE was therefore measured in 360 days, which included minutes and seconds. When the Common Era began in the 17th century.

The Before Common Era was finding the difference of two years subtracting each other.

= 2700 BCE year and 1790 BCE year

= 2700 BCE—1790 BCE

= 910 years

Hence, the significance of the BCE is aforementioned.

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They dug irrigation canals along the nile River

Answer: C

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I did the test 2020

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Mosque

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A: Slaves

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Slaves were first of all, already poor and not paid at all. So this answer is most likely.

Answer:The Great Compromise solved the problem of representation because it included both equal representation and proportional representation. The large states got the House which was proportional representation and the small states got the Senate which was equal representation

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King George II

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the second Tuesday of September

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The answer is B september 11

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What were the political, social, and economic effects of trade routes? Political: Governments changed to focus around trades, some taxes merchants or controlled the price of goods. Economic: Many countries changed due to silk such as it only being allowed on elites, trade also made many countries change positively.

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A phenomenon known as orographic lifting occurs. Prevailing winds are forced to rise at the mountains. As the air rises it cools. If the temperature reaches the dew point, the moisture in the air condenses and forms clouds and rain or snow may fall over the mountains.

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areas

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Geographers organize areas into regions in order to study their similar characteristics. Option (C) is correct.

A region is a large area of land that is distinct from other areas of land, such as because it is one of the various parts of a country with its own customs and characteristics, or because it has a unique geographical feature.

Geographers organize space similarly to historians who organize time. Geographers are concerned with three important questions about the world in order to help organize space:  Where can I find it? What is its purpose? What are the ramifications of its presence?

Therefore, Option (C) is correct.

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I think the answer is Minao

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To the Line of Fire!: Mexican Texans and World War I, is currently the only book-length study on this topic. Author José A. Ramírez utilized samples of Spanish surnames from draft registration cards in RG 63, Records Relating to Registrants, Records of the Selective Service System, to estimate that of the approximately 36,000 Mexican-origin men who registered for the draft, 5,000 of them served.The draft registration card below from Private Epigmenio G. Garcia of Headquarters Company, 141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Division, illustrates some of the  details of soldiers’ backgrounds available from these primary source documents.

Private Garcia appeared to the local draft board in Cameron County, Texas, on the first registration day for World War I — June 5, 1917. He reported that he was “natural born” in Raymondville, Texas. Garcia was thus not eligible for an exemption in this draft round as he was a U.S. citizen, reported no dependents, and did not have any disqualifying disabilities. His job  as a “Traveling Salesman,” for the “Great [sic] State Patrolmen’s Association,” suggests literacy in reading and writing. Indeed, Pvt. Garcia signs his own name (other conscripts could only place a mark [x] for their names), and his signature also matches that of his well-written account only four months later about the battlegrounds of France.

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Draft Registration Card of Epigmenio G. Garcia. RG 63, Records Relating to Registrants, Records of the Selective Service System

The U.S. military posthumously recognized David Barkley with its highest distinction, the Medal of Honor. He was the only soldier of Mexican origin from the Great War to receive such an honor. While he was serving, however, David Barkley did not mention his mother’s Mexican heritage or surname (Cantú) to avoid discrimination. One of Barkley’s descendents revealed in 1989 that his mother was Mexican. While some brief histories of Hispanic veterans mention the few who received awards from the U.S. and France, this essay focuses on showcasing documents illuminating the everyday and virtually unknown soldiers and few noncommissioned officers who fought on the front lines and trenches in France. They were gassed, wounded, shell-shocked, and killed alongside over one million U.S. soldiers who served abroad, one-fifth of whom were foreign-born. Their stories merit inclusion in the narratives of World War I history.

We have constructed Towards a history of Mexican American participation in World War I in two parts. In Part One, we draw from the almost two dozen written accounts signed with Spanish surnames, and confirmed as Mexican Texan origin through other sources, to reveal how linking them with census, draft registration cards, transport ship passenger lists and other federal records from the National Archives can flesh out richer profiles of these doughboys.

“Over the Top”  Experiences of Texan Mexicans in the Trenches

When  President Woodrow Wilson declared war in 1917, the U.S. military force barely numbered 100,000 men – mostly concentrated in the state-level National Guard Units. Among the hundreds of thousands of men who registered for the first round of the draft that year were immigrants from all corners of the world, particularly Europe.  Historian Nancy Ford recounts how the War Department was “shocked” to discover that approximately one-fourth of the draftees were either illiterate in their native language and/or functionally illiterate in English. War Department rules required volunteers or conscripts to read or write English in order to serve. In response, the War Department created the Foreign-speaking Soldier Subsection (FSS) in January of 1918 to quickly devise a means to  teach recruits basic English and engage in Americanization programs. In Americans All!:  Foreign-born Soldiers in World War I, Ford details how a successful  English language curriculum developed at Fort Gordon, Georgia was exported to several camps as “the Gordon Plan.”   Most soldiers only received three months of training, resulting in many achieving only functional literacy. An indication that the brief training was insufficient is evident in the personal account of Private Pablo Cortez, Company M, 141st Infantry, which combines broken Spanish and some phonetic English.

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Answer: life in a royal court

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A. LIFE IN A ROYAL COURT

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James Oglethorpe

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3-daring

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Henry spelman at the age of 13 went to the new Vi.rginia colony at Jamestown as a  boy-lab-orer.

Henry spelman was a daring boy who da-red to live with Powhatan Indians first where he saw many hos-tile  enco-unters between the Powhatan Indians and English and da-red to live there even after witnessing the worst situation. Later he returned to England to go back to Jamestown, his native place.

He did not ran from the situation rather he faced the horrific events between the Po-whatan Indians and English and still survived.

Hence, the correct answer is "3-daring".

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3

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I think D

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Option B- Reagan’s purpose was to remind Americans of their freedoms and to encourage Soviets to allow more individual freedom.

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Reagan's objective in giving the speech to both American and Soviet audiences was to remind Americans of their freedoms, while encouraging the Soviets to grant more individual freedom.

The full name of the Regan is the Ronald Wilson Reagan. He was the 40th President of America, presiding from 1981 to 1989.

He was the Republican Party's 33rd governor of California from 1967 to 1975, following a background as a Movie star and labor organizer.

Reagan's goal in speaking to both American and Soviet audiences was to remind Americans of their freedoms, while pressing the Soviets to allow more individual liberty.

Therefore, Both Americans and Soviet citizens listened to President Reagan's Address at Moscow State University.

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B. Allowed people to live in permanent settlements.

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Before the Neolithic Revolution, humans were hunter-gatherers, therefore they were nomadic and had to move around so that they could find food. Once people started settling in agricultural communities, they were able to grow their food and keep animals that could also be used for food/tools. They  no longer needed to move around and they were able to settle in a permanent spot.

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General George Washington

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The Continental Army was supplemented by local militias and volunteer troops that remained under control of the individual states or were otherwise independent. General George Washington was the commander-in-chief of the army throughout the war.

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English and Latin are both members of the Indo European language family, with English belonging to the Germanic branch and Latin belonging to the Italic branch

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English and Latin are both members of the Indo European language family, with English belonging to the Germanic Branch and Latin belonging to the Italic Branch.

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l think C or D one is the answer

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Cultural changes was one of the ways the Roman Empire changed over time. Culture changes included religious views. Christianity was introduced which went from prosecuting Christians to making it an official religion.

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