Answer:
There were numerous restrictions to enforce social control: slaves could not be away from their owner's premises without permission; they could not assemble unless a white person was present; they could not own firearms; they could not be taught to read or write, nor could they transmit or possess “inflammatory”
Question 11 of 17 American authors like James Fenimore Cooper often wrote literature that focused on:
Answer:
American authors like James Fenimore Cooper often wrote literature that focused on romance.
Explanation:
Most -if not all- of his literature is about romance. He wrote back during the time of romanticism and when that became a thing. Also his more popular writings are romances.
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Please please help! Artificial satellites are an advanced technology allows immediate communication
over long distances.
O True
False
Answer:
the awnser to your question os false
Answer:
the answer is true I had the same question
Explanation:
what effects did communism have at home during the cold war
Answer:
The Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union had broad implications on the American homefront. Old fears and prejudices were rekindled and the new, very real, threat of nuclear war impacted public policies as well as the daily lives of people across the country.
Explanation:
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pls help i will fail if i dont do this why did the u.s. loss the Vietnam war give evidence from sorces and in tour own words i will post anthor question and give the rest of my points to whoever gives me something i can use
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Answer:
The expulsion of large numbers of muslims and jews
Which was NOT one of the three main classes of people in the Middle Ages?
serf
nobles
merchants
clergy
Answer:
Merchants is the answer. Merchants is not a class. Hope this helps :).
true or false europeans in the 1400s thought that sailing around Africa was the best way to get to Asia from reading the works of the Arab geographer al-Idrisi.
how did women contribute to African independence movements?
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
because of they helped i many duties they cooked,cleaned and were pivotal to liberation parties
List the ways the Ming and Qing dynasties tried to limit contacts between Europeans and the Chinese people. Why did the British initially accept the restrictions
Answer:
Isolationism
Explanation:
Isolationism is the term used to describe the foreign policies of China during the 17th century. Dynasties in China prevent foreign attractions that threatening their values and culture. European merchants struggled to trade as Chinese people were little interested in European goods. Dynasties like the Ming and Qing's policies discouraged having contact with any other countries. People were not allowed to leave the country. Europeans were forbidden to enter cities and the capital. Foreigners were only allowed to stationed in ports and their factory.
What's the Lord prayer?
Answer:
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Explanation:
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Answer:
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Explanation:
why were the Creek Indians angry when they picture of Chief William McIntosh
Answer:
Whatt
Explanation:
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Match the famous personalities to their contributations during the counterreformation
Answer:
Ignatius Loyola founded the Society of Jesus.
Pope Paul IV published the Index Librorum
Prohibitorum.
Heinrich Kramer and Jacob Sprenger published Malleus Maleficarum.
Pope Paul III established the Roman Inquisition.
Explanation:
What is the reason that countries might engage in a cold war?
A hot war is too costly.
War leaders are usually voted out of office.
The United Nations makes it too easy to work out problems before war.
The North American Treaty Organization makes any type of war illegal.
Answer: C
Explanation:
enchance community quarantine sang ayon at Di sang ayon
Answer:
Sang-ayon. It's for the good naman.
Explanation:
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Choose the statement below that completes the diagram.
Cause
Effect
The Confederacy wins
major battles early in
the Civil War.
?
O A. The Union pulls all of its troops out of Southern lands.
B. President Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation.
C. The border states vote to secede from the United States.
D. The Confederacy launches an invasion of Union territory.
Answer:
The Confederacy launches an invasion of Union territory.
Explanation:
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The most suitable statement to complete the diagram would be the Confederacy launches an invasion of Union territory.
The option (D) is correct.
The cause listed in the diagram is the Confederacy winning major battles early in the Civil War. The most logical effect would be that the Confederacy, emboldened by their early successes, would launch an invasion of Union territory.
This aggressive move can be seen as a direct consequence of the Confederate victories, as they sought to capitalize on their momentum and expand their territorial control. the Emancipation Proclamation, or the border states seceding, are not directly linked to the Confederacy's early victories and do not align as closely with the cause-effect relationship presented in the diagram.
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This question is not complete, Here I am attaching the complete question. Below attaching the diagram:
Choose the statement below that completes the diagram. Cause Effect
The Confederacy wins major battles early in the Civil War?
A. The Union pulls all of its troops out of Southern lands.
B. President Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation.
C. The border states vote to secede from the United States.
D. The Confederacy launches an invasion of Union territory.
Georgia's leading industry continues to be
O entertainment
O manufacturing
O service
O agriculture
Plz no files!
Answer:
manufacturing will be the correct answer
Please help! its 2am and i need help
Answer:
Everything except lignite coal.
Explanation:
In the passage
Answer:
A,B,D,F
Explanation:
¿Que importancia tenía la familia en el antiguo Egipto?
Answer:
La familia en el antiguo Egipto era nuclear y monógama. Se le daba mucha importancia al papel de la mujer, sobre todo en cuanto a guardiana de la honra familiar mediante la sexualidad (virginidad y fertilidad).Mar 8, 2015
La familia en el antiguo Egipto: matrimonios, divorcios e
according to
hijoshttps://historiaeweb.com › Historia del Antiguo Egipto
Explanation:
What were the two key Allied victories in Europe and the Pacific?
a. Waterloo and Marseilles
b. Marathon and Sparta
C. Battle of the Bulge and Battle of the Philippines
d. Battle of Normandy/D-Day and Battle of Midway
Answer:
D battle of Normandy and midway
Explanation:
because these were both key strongpoints so when the allies toke those key points it immediately turned the war in our favor
Submit your completed organizer with information for at least three different careers.
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Answer:
Here's my try at it-
Explanation:
Veteranarian: A job that exams and heals animals of any sort, particularly livestock and household pets.
Firefighter: A job where people go to put out fires, whether in town or in the country. Volunteer firefighters do not get paid.
Tattooist: A person who uses ink to create distinct drawings on the human skin.
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Answer:
1: Babysitter: a person who looks after a child or children while the parents are out.
2:Model: a person who promotes clothes or commercial products.
3:Teacher: a person who teaches mainly in school.
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Why did Mahatma Gandhi believe violence was wrong to use for political or social change?
Control of the Israeli state is mandatory, as set by the United Nations. This did not settle peace within the region. Based on the text, what are some of the current problems we see today?
Answer:
ghandi didn't think violence changes anything
Explanation:
Israel is a whole mess waging war in other countries. so violence is never the answer. I hope this helps
Why does the start of Phillip II reign mark the beginning of the Spanish golden age?
Why did Spain decline?
Article 4 in the Constitution deals with which of the following? A. The Executive Branch B. Relationships between states C. Amending the Constitution D. The Judicial Branch
Answer: Relationship between states
Explanation: (Acellus)
Many immigrants to the U.S. During the last quarter of the twentieth century had escaped by boat from which communist country?
Answer: Vietnam
Explanation:
Vietnam was originally divided into two (North and South Vietnam) in an attempt by the Western powers to weaken communism in the country. This eventually led to the Vietnam War of which the U.S. was heavily involved.
Towards the end of the war and as the U.S. was pulling out, the Communists gained the upper hand and as they began to capture more territory, people began fleeing South Vietnam by boat in order to escape communism. A lot of them eventually resettled in the U.S. in the last quarter of the 20th century.
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Answer:
the answer is A
Explanation:
2. What was life like on the slave ship?
Answer:
It was cruel and unsanitary many black people would die due to sickness
Explanation:
you can wright more that kinda sums it up
Answer:
horrible
Explanation:
Slaves were closely packed together normally at the bottom of the ship, unless of course they were needed to clean and do other chores for their masters. They would be whipped, beaten, and heavily abused all on these long tiring ships. Food was minimal because of how many people had to eat, and slaves got the worse end of the bargain. all in all you can see that life on a slave ship was terrible
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Which of the following countries did not colonize and settle in what would become the United States?
A. Spain
B. France
C. Germany
D. England
Answer:
Germany
Explanation:
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How did the Battle of Vicksburg and Gettysburg change the course of the Civil War?
Answer:
The Battles of Vicksburg and Gettysburg change the course of the Civil War in that it marked the end of the Confederacy it also predicted the end of slavery, and that the Union would win.
Explanation:
it increased the North's will to win the war, and it gave the North a reason to keep fighting and to win the Civil War.
Compare and Contrast Joan Of Arc and Toussaint Louverture
Answer:
Explanation: On 8 May 1429, a 17-year-old French peasant girl sat facing the English army north of Orléans. She was on horseback, in full armour, her hair shorn like a boy’s, and she was the unlikely commander of several thousand men. Around her, the French soldiers were eager to advance but she restrained them. For an hour the armies paused, immobile, outfacing each other in a battle of nerves. Then the English turned in retreat, leaving Joan and her troops in command of the city.
This was the culmination of a miraculous four-day battle in which Joan had effortlessly lifted a six-month siege imposed on Orléans by the usurping English. Driven from her home by heavenly voices, this adolescent, illiterate girl had succeeded in persuading France’s disinherited heir, the Dauphin Charles, to believe that she had been sent by God to save France from its English yoke. Soon she would lead him triumphantly through one English stronghold after another to Reims, where she would preside over his coronation as King Charles VII. A year later, Joan was taken prisoner by the English and burned at the stake as a heretic. Now she is Saint Joan of Arc and has her own national holiday in France.
In telling Joan’s story, Helen Castor has decided to make Joan herself present for only a third of the narrative action. This is a surprising choice but it’s a responsible one because it allows us to see how this bizarre episode was possible, transposing Joan’s story from fairytale to history.
Castor begins her account in 1415 with the battle of Agincourt, when Henry V of England won the decisive victory against the French that eventually led King Charles VI of France to take the unlikely step of disinheriting his own son and naming an English monarch as his heir. She takes us through the 14 long and bloody years of pointless battle that followed, leaving France riven between the competing but hardly compelling claims of the seven-year-old King Henry VI of England and the puny, cowardly Dauphin, known to the French as Charles the ill-advised. Increasingly, Charles’s supporters were too busy murdering one another to focus on the English. While attempting to defend Orléans during the original English siege, they lost a battle for an English provisions train with a French-to-English death toll of 400 to four.
It was into this world that Joan arrived. Charles was now desperate enough that he would have listened to almost anyone. Hoping for a miracle, he was prepared to believe that his courageous visitor was heaven-sent. Having scrupulously investigated both the spiritual credentials and the physical virginity of the girl who titled herself Jeanne la Pucelle (Joan the Maiden), he provided her with an army and some hasty military training.
Charles’s desperate confidence paid off. Despite her piety, Joan turned out to be decidedly bellicose. “The King of Heaven orders and commands you, through me… to abandon your strongholds and go back to your country,” she informed the “men of England who have no right in this kingdom of France. If not, I will make a war cry that will be remembered for ever.” This is just what she did, urging on her soldiers even when severely wounded herself, undeterred by the corpses piling up around her or the anxiety of Charles’s military strategists.
Where did this extraordinary self-confidence come from, if not from St Catherine and St Margaret as Joan claimed? This is a question that Castor leaves unanswered, avoiding in-depth psychological analysis of her heroine in a book that is more a military history of France than a biography of the woman variously described in Shakespeare’s Henry VI Part 1 as “France’s saint”, a witch and a “high-minded strumpet”.
We empathise with France rather than with Joan and sometimes I was left wishing that Castor would speculate more freely about the motivation of the woman she memorably describes as “a roaring girl”. Castor writes about the battles with astonishing beauty, making the complicated politics of the time unusually exciting and imbuing history with page-turning momentum. It must have been tempting to extend the same novelistic reach to her heroine.
But despite the surfeit of third-person accounts of Joan there is a paucity of first-person evidence, so Castor is perhaps right to leave it to the novelists, playwrights and film-makers to try out Joan’s own point of view. Certainly her book will help us make more sense of the strange world portrayed by Shakespeare and George Bernard Shaw, or Robert Bresson and Carl Theodor Dreyer. It offers both a new window on to that strange moment when France was ruled by an English child king and a reminder that the compelling story of Jeanne la Pucelle occupies only 13 months in an atrophying 100-year war. I hope it helps?
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Answer:hoy
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