Explanation:
The British attempted to tax the colonist without their consent is the answer.
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How were Asian Americans treated in WWI?
Asian Americans were still considered underclass citizens, as many other American minorities were. Many believed that by fighting for America, they could gain the respect of the white citizens that oppressed them.
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Item 4
In three to five sentences, explain how British taxes influenced the actions of the colonists and led to the
American Revolution. (4 points)
Item 5
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Answer:
ok
Explanation:
so you will read it and find out what its saying write your opinion of what you think it is and do research to find some details.
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Answer:
ok
Explanation:
so you havr to see what the text is talking about or what is it talking Bout and you jave to keep reading it so you can think of what your gonna say.
What role did york play in the Lewis And Clark expedition?
York handled firearms, killed game and helped to navigate trails and waterways.
what is plebiscite ?
What's the definition of seceded?
Answer:
withdraw formally from membership of a federal union, an alliance, or a political or religious organization.
Explanation:
Why was Edith Cavell used in anti-German propaganda posters?
She was executed by Germany for treason.
She was a victim in the bombing of the Lusitania.
She developed propaganda against Allied nations.
She was a spy for the German government.
The answer is A) She was executed by Germany for treason
I took the test
Answer:
A
Explanation:
How are key details about El Dorado the same in both passages? Add the similarity to the chart.
The two passages show that El Dorado was a city that did not exist, but was desired by many people.
We can arrive at this answer because:
The two texts show how there were people who believed that El Dorado was a city with many riches.This caused many people to go on expeditions in search of this city, which was never found.That's because this city doesn't exist in real life and was just a folkloric legend among many explorers.Both texts reinforce this idea and show how the explorers faithfully believed in it.
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Which phrase describes what the "push and pull theory was about?
А.
American Indians in the West
B.
nativism
C. immigrants coming to America
D. political machines in cities
The underground movement that worked to undermine tax collection.
Answer:
The Sons of Liberty
Explanation:
The sons of liberty was a well organized group around 1765 who worked to undermine British rule in colonial America.
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Who were the three main Allied forces that invaded Normandy on D-Day?
China, Soviet Union, Japan
Italy, Belarus, Spain
Australia, Ethiopia, France
United States, Great Britain, Canada
Answer:
On June 6, 1944 the Allied Forces of Britain, America, Canada, and France attacked German forces on the coast of Normandy, France. With a huge force of over 150,000 soldiers, the Allies attacked and gained a victory that became the turning point for World War II in Europe.
Answer:
D. the United States, Great Britain, and Canada.
Explanation:
What later would cause problems between the American colonies and England?
Answer:tax
Explanation:
Who created common law
Answer:
Judges
Explanation:
In law, common law (also known as judicial precedent or judge-made law, or case law) is the body of law created by judges and similar quasi-judicial tribunals by virtue of being stated in written opinions. The defining characteristic of “common law” is that it arises as precedent.
It’s civic help please
Answer:
diplomatic is the correct answer.
Plzzz, can one of you guys help me find the message of this cartoon
Answer: I am assuming this cartoon is about the Prohibition from 1920-1933.
Explanation: In the prohibition the 18th amendment became law which banned manufacturing, transporting, importing and selling alcoholic liquors in the United States. The people who did sell it were called Bootleggers and they had to transport the liquor in cars that were modified so that they could get away from the law quickly. They also used cow shoes when transporting liquor so that they would not leave footprints that could be detected by the law.
how did free african americans cope with discrimination and work to end slavery in mid 1800’s
Northern racism grew directly out of slavery and the ideas used to justify the institution. The concepts of "black" and "white" did not arrive with the first Europeans and Africans, but grew on American soil. During Andrew Jackson's administration, racist ideas took on new meaning. Jackson brought in the "Age of the Common Man." Under his administration, working class people gained rights they had not before possessed, particularly the right to vote. But the only people who benefited were white men. Blacks, Indians, and women were not included.
Many Americans faced crippling poverty, hunger, and homelessness during the Great Depression. In the activity below, match the appropriate
term with its definition to better understand the particular impacts felt by Americans across the economic spectrum.
bank runs
Hoovervilles
breadlines and soup lines
foreclosure
the reclaiming of a home or business by a bank after
homeowner or business owner fails to pay their debts
shanty towns of newly homeless workers, consisting
of poorly built structures prone to fire and collapse
groups of impoverished Americans waiting for publicly
provided food
a rush on financial institutions, draining cash reserves
and causing them to collapse
Answer:
Hooverviles-Shanty towns of newly homeless workers, consisting
of poorly built structures prone to fire and collapse
Foreclosure-A rush on financial institutions, draining cash reserves
and causing them to collapse
Bank Runs-The reclaiming of a home or business by a bank after
a homeowner or business owner fails to pay their debts
Breadlines and soup lines-Groups of impoverished Americans waiting for publicly provided food
Answer:
Hooverviles-Shanty towns of newly homeless workers, consisting
of poorly built structures prone to fire and collapse
Foreclosure-A rush on financial institutions, draining cash reserves
and causing them to collapse
Bank Runs-The reclaiming of a home or business by a bank after
a homeowner or business owner fails to pay their debts
Breadlines and soup lines-Groups of impoverished Americans waiting for publicly provided food
Explanation:
showing the initiative process at the state level
Answer:
The ballot initiative process gives California citizens a way to propose laws and constitutional amendments without the support of the Governor or the Legislature. ... Active Measures are proposed initiatives. Inactive Measures are withdrawn or failed proposals.
Do you think guerilla warfare would have been successful in Oklahoma during the Civil War?
Why or why not? Write your answer in about 50–75 words
Answer: Yes
Explanation: Guerilla warfare would have been successful in Oklahoma during the Civil War. Oklahoma was home to many Native American tribes who were familiar with the landscape and terrain.
What can be inferred about Allied prisoners of war
from this passage?
Many were forced to fight for Japan.
Most were quickly turned over to US forces.
Most were forced to leave the Philippines.
O Many were killed by Japanese soldiers.
Answer:
The answer would be D, Many were killed by Japanese soldiers.
Explanation:
It was not long until the advancing soldiers started beating us. Any Japanese who could reach an American hit him with a fist, elbow, or rifle butt. Their blows were strong; some broke jaws and bloodied noses. . . . Throughout the ordeal, I stayed as inconspicuous as possible. . . .
. . . Conditions on the march were very tough. So many factors worked against us. The hot tropical sun drained precious energy from the men. . . .
As time wore on and prisoners began straggling more and more, the guards' tempers worsened, and the beatings increased. . . .
. . . I stumbled along like a dazed zombie. I was thoroughly exhausted, barely able to put one foot in front of the other. Yet with each mile that I survived, I grew tougher and vowed to carry on
. . . . Above all, I fought to live.
–Bataan: A Survivor’s Story,
Eugene Boyt
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in muslim how many prophet did muslim have A. 25
B. 20
C. 15
Answer:
A.25
Explanation:
Answer:
A. 25
Explanation:
there are 25 prophets in Muslim
Why are borders important to nations?
in January of 1861, several Southern states responded to the recent presidential election by
sending delegates to protest the inaugural address.
petitioning to remove the new president from office.
firing on a federal military fort in South Carolina.
uniting under a new Confederate government.
Answer:
sending delegates to protest the inaugural address.
Explanation:
Answer:
its A
Explanation:
why did Colonel Roosevelt say the US should take action?
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Answer:
He wanted to make sure that the other countries knew that they were not to go unpunished.
Explanation:
TRUE OR FALSE:
Archaeologists call the first migrants Paleo-Indians; they traveled to North America in small bands looking for wildlife to hunt.
Answer: Paleoindian Period 12,000-10,000 BC. The Paleoindian Period refers to a time approximately 12,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age when humans first appeared in the archeological record in North America. One of the original groups to enter what is now Canada and the United States was the Clovis culture. TRUE
Are laws the most important factor in overcoming discrimination
what 3 events triggered the seizure of the american hostages in iran
Answer:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4768322/seizure-us-embassy-iran
Explanation:
This 3 minute video should hopefully answer your question.
what were some reasons why economic inequality increased during the second industrial revolution?
Answer:Pre-industrial merchant-capitalist growth, Van Zanden argued, caused the price of capital to rise, while the (real) price of labor declined. The result was the growth of inequality during phases of “early modern” and “modern” economic growth alike, until excess labor supplies disappeared around the beginning of the twentieth century.
Explanation:
