Answer:
If you want the answer then you must attach the diagram.......so that one can help you
no diagram = no help
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Which of the following did NOT lead to the end of medieval Europe?
A. Black Death
B. Hundred Years’ War
C. Crusades
D. Barbarian invasions
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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How did technologies like the dhow, the lateen sail, and mapping the monsoon winds influence Swahili culture in East Africa?
a. better navigation allow them to create colonies in the Indian ocean
b. silk road trade helped them build a massive empire
c. travel brought Christian missionaries to the region
d. Arab traders mingled with the native population, creating a new afro-arab language and people
Answer:
Option: d. Arab traders mingled with the native population, creating a new afro-arab language and people.
Explanation:
Africa is a diverse continent with a variety of ethnic groups. Arabs settle in Africa through conducting trades. The Swahili ethnic group grew in the region of the East coast of Africa when Arab traders began to settle there for trade as they gain wealth form it.
The dhow with two lateen sail to navigate in the Indian Ocean with sailors from the Arabian Peninsula, East Africa, India, and China.
Read the passage, then answer the questions to determine the central idea. Why does the speaker say, “I shall not decay”? When was the spell likely used? What is the central idea of the passage?
Tbh I got these answers online but you didn't even provide the passge so hopefully they're right:
Why does the speaker say, “I shall not decay”?
> The person has been embalmed.
When was the spell likely used?
> at a burial
What is the central idea of the passage?
> It is important to pray for eternal life.
Answer:
Why does the speaker say, “I shall not decay”?
> The person has been embalmed.
When was the spell likely used?
> at a burial
Explanation:
2. MAKE TWO PREDICTIONS DETAILING HOW THE
TERRAIN LIKELY AFFECTED THE LIVES OF EARLY
ARABIANS (ANSWER BELOW).
1.
2.
Answer:
Terrain being mostly desert with some mountains and underground auqifers I would say that their llives would be focused on finding water and would be hidding under shelters in the hot day and getting water from wells that reach the auqifers.
Explanation:
The American value of government by elected representatives of the people was first demonstrated by the __________.
A.
Massachusetts Body of Liberties
B.
House of Burgesses in Jamestown
C.
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
D.
Mayflower Compact of Plymouth Colony
Answer:
d
Explanation:
Answer:
D
Explanation:
How many years did it take for Florence to recover the population lost during the plague? How many did it take Sienna? I
What term is applied to a legislator who introduces a bill
Answer:
I'm not sure. Maybe try Google-ing it...
Explanation:
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Answer:
The Republican Party, also referred to as the GOP, is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, along with its main historic rival, the Democratic Party
Explanation: im not sure if thats what it means?
HELP The Aztecs Omen were recorded in which codex book?
a
Broken Land
b
Tenoch
c
Popol Vuh
d
Broken Spears
Answer:
A
Explanation:
give me a little poem for the letters ( D.E.A.T.H ) about what you learned about death in the civil war .
Answer:
deranged people who wanted a war
these people should have not fought and have fun in the shore
Explanation:
Before a bill makes it to the floor of Congress, it must first pass through __________ and smaller __________ that look at the bill in detail.
A.
committees . . . subcommittees
B.
subcommittees . . . committees
C.
councils . . . committees
D.
panels . . . councils
Answer:
Before a bill makes it to the floor of Congress, it must first pass through the Committee and smaller subcommittee that look at the bill in detail.
Explanation:
hope this helps
Answer:
the answer is A committees subcommittees
Explanation:
i got it right on edg
12] Which items might appear in a section in a textbook about medieval church power (2 answers) [A] Due process of the law [B] holy shrines [C] interdict [D] papal supremacy [E] pilgrimage [F] rule of law
Answer:
C and D
Explanation:
Got this from a good source on the internet, sorry if I am wrong but the answer seems legit. Took this is 7th grade and sounds familiar.
Texas is the only state to enter the United States that was admitted by a treated over annexation. Why did Texas seek to gain independence from Mexico?
I think I've answered this question before...here's the correct answer!
C) Texas sought to gain independence from Mexico, due to Mexico's government changing from a democracy to a dictatorship.
Hope this helped you! Have a great weekend and I hope you have a nice Thanksgiving!
Hernan Cortes built ___
ships which he loaded with treasure and sent to Spain.
a. 10
b. 18
c. 13
d. 25
How might language have affected trade along the Silk Route? kids answer
Answer:
The main reason is to expand trade, if you are better educated on others languages it'll be easier to communicate
Explanation:
What Roman developments are used in society today? Check all that apply.
Answer:
Pls take or show a picture can we can help you
Explanation:
Architecture, sewage systems, Roman aqueducts, Roman numerals, and concrete are Roman developments that are still used in society today. Thus, option (a), (b), (d), (e) and (f) are correct.
What is architecture?Architecture is the art and science of designing and constructing buildings, structures, and other physical environments that are functional, safe, aesthetically pleasing, and responsive to the needs of individuals and society.
Architecture can be applied to various types of structures, including residential homes, commercial buildings, public spaces, and infrastructure such as bridges and roads. It can also encompass a range of styles, from traditional to modern and postmodern.
The Roman developments that are still used in society today are architecture, sewage systems, Roman aqueducts, Roman numerals, and concrete. Thus, option (a), (b), (d), (e) and (f) are correct.
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The complete question might be:
What Roman developments are used in society today? Check all that apply.
architecture
sewage systems
catapults
Roman aqueducts
Roman numerals
concrete
What is it called when something is in accordance with constitution
Answer:
Constitutionality is the condition to act in accordance.
HELPPP Why did the Aztecs have to continuously repair or rebuild their temples and buildings?
a
To update the buildings.
b
Because they were badly constructed.
c
None of the choices.
d
Because the city was built on swamp land and the buildings would sink.
Aztec Temples
Aztec temples were called, by the Mexica people of the empire, Teocalli - god houses. The priests of the Aztec religion went to these temples to worship and pray, and make offerings to the gods to keep them strong and in balance.
Identifying the Aztec temples has been a tricky job at times. It's been easy to simply assume that large, monumental structures such as pyramids are all either palaces or temples, but that may not be the case. Still, we do have a good understanding of what happened in the religious areas and how the many of the buildings looked hundreds of years ago.
Often a whole area of a city would be dedicated to religious activities. Some monuments would be made to specific gods. Some were built for specific celebrations. The buildings you probably associate with the Aztec religion are the great pyramids. These were four sided, stable structures that can withstand the earthquakes that are common in the area. These would have stairs up one side, and a flat top, often with a shrine on the top. Let's take a look at some of the Aztec temples specifically:
Templo Mayor
Height: 60m/197ft
The gods: Huitzilopochtli and Tlaloc
Distinctives: A double temple
Completed: 1497
Materials: Built of stone and covered with stucco and polychrome paint
Templo Mayor was a part of the sacred area of the city of Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City. It was only one of perhaps 75-80 buildings which included other pyramids, ornamental walls, gathering places, shops and, of course, bathrooms. Since the city was build on swampy ground, the temples would often sink and needed to be repaired and built up over the years.
The temple itself was the main religious building of the capitol city, and it had two shrines on the top - one to Huitzilopochtli and one to Tlaloc. Huitzilopochtli (Hummingbird of the South) was the patron god of the Mexica people, the one who led them to Tenochtitlan in the first place. He was the god of the sun and war. Tlaloc was the god of rain and fertility. Both gods required constant human sacrifice. During the final phase of construction, thousands were sacrificed.
Many, many rituals were done at the temple - human sacrifice, of course, is the most well known. But there were many more, such as the private ritual blood-letting, burning of copal (a tree resin), and the music of worship. This Aztec temple represented the Hill of Coatepec, where the Mexicas believed Huitzilopochtli was born.
What beliefs are shared by most Christians? Check all that apply.
How much of the Great Wall was built by the Qin empire?
A. 200 miles
B. 1,500 miles
C. 4,500 miles
D. 7,000 miles
How did the youth culture change in the 1920's?
A. Both men and women were working outside the home, so youth were expected to shoulder greater responsibility.
B. Youth were able to stay in school longer and interacted more with their peers, so they began to act differently and not rely on their parents traditions.
C. Youth would live at home with their parents well into their 30s
Answer:
my best option is probably B
In 1775, 48.7% of the American Colonial
population was of
A. African descent
B. English descent
C. Spain descent
What was the difference between long staple
and short staple cotton?
Answer: A cotton plant produces boll's and each cotton boll contains upwards of 250,000 individual fibers. A short staple fiber is up to 1 1/8" long. A long staple fiber is between 1 1/8" and 1 1/4" long. An extra-long staple fiber is between 1 3/8"and 2" long.
Which of the following founding fathers,
buried at Granary, was a key member of the
Sons of Liberty? This person planned meetings
and organized the Boston Tea Party.
A: Ben franklin
B: John Handcock
C: Paul Revere
D: Samuel Adams
Answer:
samuel adams
Explanation:
Fun facts about Prince Edward Island
Answer:
Prince Edwards was the first royal figure to pull down his pants during a speech in Mereyside.
Explanation:
Answer:Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province both in population and in land size.
The province of Prince Edward Island
PEI is Canada's only province with no land boundary.
PEI is located 125 miles north of Halifax, Nova Scotia and 373 miles east of Quebec City.
Explanation:
6th grade history I mark as brainliest
The youngest was; Tutankhamun
He was between 8-9 year old when he became pharaoh.
Unlike many other religions that originated in the Fertile Crescent,
Judaism is the belief in only one God, or
. The first
five books of the Bible, called the
tell how Judaism
began. These books describe how God told the Israelites to practice right
behavior, or
The Torah tells that God made a
with Abraham, whom Jews consider to be the
founder of their religion. According to the Bible, the Israelites ended up in
Egypt, where they became slaves. Moses became their leader and helped
them in an escape from slavery called the
The Bible
describes how God told Moses to give the Israelites a series of ten
to teach them how to act toward God and other
peopel.
Answer:
Explanation:
The Torah tells that God made a
with Abraham, whom Jews consider to be the
founder of their religion. According to the Bible, the Israelites ended up in
Egypt, where they became slaves
Why did Jose de San Martin Switch sides to lead a revolution against the spaniards which he served for 20 years.
Answer:
jose de san martin didnt like to be pushed around losing all the time
Explanation:
Answer:
He switched sides because he wanted to fight for indepencence.
Explanation:
How did the British justify raising import taxes?
A- The British said the money was needed to repair bridges and roads in Great Britain
B- The British argued that they needed the money to fund more wars
C- The British argued it was to pay for the French and Indian War and for protecting the colonists
D- The British said the money would go towards infrastructure in the colonies
Answer:
C
Explanation:
They needed money to continue funding there army after the war to control America.
which of the following was not one of Ónate's goals ?
a. to find silver for Spain
b. to find the Pacific ocean
c. to find the seven cities of gold
d. to gain Catholic converts
