Do you think Britain in the 1940s and 1950s was a very tolerant place, why?
A perpendicular bisector runs
through the middle of a line
segment and splits it into
A. two unequal pieces
B. two congruent pieces
C. three congruent pieces
Answer:
I think it's B as the answer
As compared to all of the Roman rulers, Romulus Agustulus was the __________. a. first c. last b. strongest d. weakest Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:
I think it is C.Last.
Explanation:
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It is c. He was the last roman emperor.
Explanation:
I know because I am a teacher. Here is a quoting from encyclopedia britannica is you don't believe me.
"Romulus Augustulus, in full Flavius Momyllus Romulus Augustulus, known to history as the last of the Western Roman emperors (475–476)."
what battle showed that the continental army could win the American Revolution?
a: Saratoga
b: Lexington
c: Yorktown
d: Duquesne
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The battle of Lexington was a small battle fought against the Hessians in New Jersey. Lexington wasn't really against the British army. It was a victory, but not a turning point.
Yorktown was the end of the revolution, so it's not a turning point.
Duquesne wasn't during the revolution but it was during the French and Indian war. It was a fort in present day Pittsburgh.
The Battle of Saratoga was the U.S.'s first defeat of the British army by themselves. This was very empowering and gave them more hope in the revolution.
Therefore, the answer is A) Saratoga.
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other than an increase in population, identify an effect that a surplus of food might have on a society.
(the increase in population is due to the Agricultural Revolution of Great Britain)
Answer:
Explanation:
Food surpluses affect people and populations because if you have a food surplus, you can have more children. You could also focus on other jobs. What resources were necessary for villages to grow into cities. Heating, glass, iron, people, stores, roads, were all necessary resources for villages to grow.
An item or resource that has more than is currently being used is said to have a surplus. A surplus can relate to a wide range of things, including money, goods, capital, and profits.
How did a food excess alter society?Denser populations could be supported by more food sources, and farming bound them to their land. Small communities expanded into towns, and those towns expanded into cities. Agriculture supplied enough food to free people from worrying about their daily meals and allow them to pursue other hobbies.
Food waste and loss occur as a result of food surplus, which causes either edible food and other products to go unsold in supermarkets or restaurants or to accumulate in farms and storage facilities. Food surplus is a stand-in for food waste rather than the latter itself.
The effects of the agricultural revolution on people varied. It has been connected to a wide range of issues, including social inequity brought on by people greater reliance on the environment and worries about scarcity, a deterioration in nutrition, and an increase in contagious diseases brought on by domesticated animals.
Surplus food is saved from becoming food waste when it is redistributed from the commercial supply chain to people who can eat it.
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PLEASE HELP Think about the first eight lines and the tone of the rest of the poem. Based on the poem, how do you think William Blake felt about child labor in London during the Industrial Revolution? Use at least three pieces of evidence from the poem to support your response. Your answer should be three to four sentences long.
Answer:
Blacke felt uncomfortable and sad about child labor.
Explanation:
The poem shows a sad situation for children who are exploited because of work. The poet shows a melancholy reality that tries to make the reader understand that the work these children are subjected to is something very uncomfortable and extremely sad.
On the lines "¨Could scarcely cry ¨Weep! Weep! Weep! Weep! ¨ So your chimneys I sweep, and in soot I sleep." the author shows how unhappy these children were and shows all their discontent with this reality.
In the lines "That thousands of sweepers, D, Joe, Ned, and Jack, Were all of them locked up in coffins of black," he shows how these children were doomed to die and missed a lifetime of opportunity.
4. On page 26, the author writes, "So if these teams bring in so much money, why
don't the players get any of it?" What literary device is she using?
O A. symbolism
O B. rhetorical question
O C. irony
O D. hyperbole
Answer:
Rhetorical question
Explanation:
the quote is asking a question to think about rather than to answer, making it a rhetorical question.
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How did the Seneca Convention further the rights of women suffrage
Answer:
the Seneca Falls Convention was the first women's rights convention in the United States. Held in July 1848 in Seneca Falls, New York, the meeting launched the women's suffrage movement, which more than seven decades later ensured women the right to vote.
who found microsoft, amazon, and netflix?
Answer:
Microsoft - Bill Gates and Paul Allen
Amazon - Jeff Bezos
Netflix - Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph
Why were the Portuguese able to conquer and control coastal cities?
Answer Portuguese wanted to use Africa as a place for the Slave trade and a Trade post. These two were some of the main factors that leads the Portuguese to conquer East Africa. The Portuguese conquest did not leave a significant impression on the Kenya, Somalia and Tanzania coast.
Explanation:
Why do you think the King and Queen of Spain would take a gamble and finance Christopher Columbus' voyage of exploration?
Answer:
Number one, they sort of wanted him to shut up after his constant begging. But number two, This was a period of discovery and excitement from trading spices. This rise in globalization caused global leaders to encourage new trade routes or exploration.
Explanation: Hope this answered your question!
At the end of the middle ages which of the following people brought new ideas and opportunities to Europe? A.The Indian people B.the Chinese people C.The Muslim people D.the Japanese people
C. Muslim people
Muslim golden age happened around that time like the Baghdad "House of Wisdom"
The __________ River was a major aid to trade for the kingdoms of Ghana and Mali. A) Nile B) Amazon C) Niger
Answer:
The answer is C
Explanation:
the nile river was a major aid to trade for the kingdom's of Ghana and mali.❤
What is one major problem that has resulted from globalization in the 20th and 21th centuries?
Answer: The corona-virus is a major problem for globalization in the world because it is stopping jobs and many money-making businesses too.
Who was Sunni Ali?
(A) He was a great Soninke warrior.
(B) He was a great leader of Songhai.
(C) He was a great leader of Mali.
(D) He went on a pilgrimage to Mecca.
Answer:
I think option (b)
not sure
Answer:
B. He was a great leader of Songhai
Explanation:
I just took the test and this answer was correct. Hope this helps!
A man can have good conduct and still not be A.loyal B.filial C.independent D.religous
I think the answer is A.loyal.
Answer:
It's D
Explanation:
i got it right on my quiz :)
Which of the following areas was not conquered by Alexander the Great?
Answer:
are there any answer options?
Answer:
I think it's B
Explanation:
The leader of the nonviolent movement that secured India's freedom was _____. Mahatma Ganges Suptra Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi Asoka Ganges
Answer:
Mahatma Gandhi
Explanation:
The leader of the nonviolent movement that secured India's freedom was Mohandas Gandhi which was known as Mahatma Gandhi. Ghandi was an Indian lawyer, anti-colonial nationalist, and political ethicist. He led a nonviolent resistance in order to gain India's Independence from British Rule. This movement was so powerful and successful that it in turn inspired various civil rights and freedom movements all over the world.
Answer:
Mahatama Ghandi
Explanation:
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A store or outpost set up in a remote or unpopulated area where locals and other groups come to exchange goods is a
a. trading post
b. mission
C. colony
d border
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Ο Α
ОВ
ОС
OD
Answer:
a. trading post
Explanation:
Answer:
A. trading post
Explanation:
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How did Imperialism contribute to World War I?
- It created jealousy and mistrust among the European nations
- It prompted European nations to form alliances
- It resulted in German submarine warfare on neutral shipping
Answer:
- It created jealousy and mistrust among the European nations
Explanation:
During the nineteenth century, and the first years of the twentieth century, shortly before World War I, Several European powers such as Britain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Germany, had colonial possessions all over the world: in the Americas, in Africa, in Asia, and in Oceania.
In some of these areas, for example, in Africa, European Powers had bordering colonies, and this created the tensions and mistrust that finally led to the start of World War I.
What did Roman engineers build to resolve the lack of water in cities?
I think they built aqueducts.
2. List at least 4 bad things that have happened in Somalia under anarchy.
Answer:
Somalia is a country that is not under the control of a single country since 26th January 1991.
Explanation:
Somalia is the topmost dangerous country in the world. It is under the control of many countries. Many reason are there in Somalia that make this country, most dangerous and suffering more.
The food and climate are the central themes of the suffering of this country.
The normal rainfall pattern is the main cause of the livelihood of Somalia people.
Drought plays a vital role in a severe impact on poverty.
The role of al Shabaab
To mitigate the draught and preventing feminine
After the legislature passes a law, what is the role of the president?
The president must enforce those laws.
The president can change the laws that person doesn't like.
The president sends the laws to the states for approval.
Laws passed by the legislature do not have to go to the president for approval.
I believe that the president sends the laws to the states for approval.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
This is because after the law is been made by the legislature(Parliament), it is the responsibility of the executive(president) to sign it as an approval and the judiciary(supreme court) to interpret the law
In 1689 he accompanied Alonso De León in the successful search for René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle's Fort St. Louis, and the next year he assisted in the establishment of San Francisco de los Tejas mission. Who was this person? a. St. Francisco b. the viceroy of New Spain c. Damián Massanet d. Governor Terán
Answer:
c. Damián Massanet
Explanation:
He was a Franciscan priest. He founded the first Spanish mission in East Texas. He accompanied Alonso De León in the successful search for René Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle's Fort St. Louis.
He wa also involved in assisting in the establishment of San Francisco de los Tejas mission.
Answer: C. Damián Massanet
Explanation:
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Which correctly describes the 10 amendments
Why is the pilot only able to fix his plane when the little prince isn't there
Answer:
On his fifth day in the desert, the little prince wonders if his new sheep will eat both bushes and flowers. The pilot, who is trying to repair his plane, replies that sheep will eat anything, and the little prince asks him what use a flower’s thorns are if they don’t protect the flower. The pilot, frustrated with his engine and worried by his lack of food and water, yells that he is too busy with “serious matters” to answer the prince’s questions. Furious, the little prince accuses the pilot of acting like a grown-up instead of seeing what’s really important. The little prince argues that if a truly unique flower exists on a person’s planet, nothing is more important than wondering if a sheep will eat that flower. He then bursts into tears. Suddenly realizing that his new friend’s happiness is the most serious matter of all, the narrator cradles the little prince in his arms and comforts him by assuring the little prince that his flower will be fine. He offers to draw a muzzle for the sheep.
Summary: Chapter VIII
The prince tells the narrator all about his flower. One day, the prince notices a mysterious new plant sprouting on his planet. Worried that it might be a new type of baobab, he watches it cautiously at first. The sprout soon grows into a rose, a beautiful but vain creature who constantly demands that the little prince take care of her. The little prince loves the rose very much and is happy to satisfy her requests. He waters her, covers her with a glass globe at night, and puts up a screen to protect her from the wind. One day, however, the little prince catches the rose on the verge of making a minor lie. The rose says to the prince, “Where I come from,” even though she grew from a seed on the little prince’s planet and therefore does not “come from” anywhere. The rose’s lie makes the prince doubt the sincerity of her love. He grows so unhappy and lonely that he decides to leave his planet. The prince tells the pilot that he would not have left if he had looked at the rose’s deeds instead of her words. He realizes that the rose actually loves him, but he knows he is too young and inexperienced to know how to love her.
Summary: Chapter IX
On the day of the little prince’s departure from his planet, he cleans out all three of his volcanoes, even the dormant one, and he uproots all the baobab shoots he can find. He waters his rose a final time. As he is about to place the glass globe over the rose’s head, he feels like crying. He says good-bye to the rose. At first, she refuses to reply, but then she apologizes, assures the little prince that she loves him, and says she no longer needs him to set the globe over her. She says she will be fine without him to take care of her. Urging the little prince to leave, the rose turns away so he will not see her cry.
Analysis: Chapters VII–IX
When the pilot stops repairing his engine to listen to the story of the little prince and his rose, he affirms the little prince’s statement that love and relationships are the most “serious matters” of all. The literary critic Joy Marie Robinson writes that the rose “is best understood, perhaps, in the old literary tradition of the Roman de la rose [a thirteenth-century French poem], as an allegorical image of the loved one.” Robinson argues that the rose is a general symbol of the beloved and that the rose’s relationship with the prince offers a general, simple, and direct presentation of the power—and pain—of love.
The nature of the relationship between the rose and the prince is mysterious. They do not directly express their love for each other until their painful farewell. Before that, the flower coquettishly hints at her love, but she never actually states her feelings for the prince until he comes to say good-bye. Nor is it clear at this point in the story why the prince feels such love for the rose, who is a vain, foolish, frail, and naïve creature. However, the prince also shows himself to be a bit foolish. He isn’t able to understand the rose’s strange behavior, and he makes the irrevocable, stubborn decision to leave, which leaves him in tears.
Many critics and biographers consider the rose to be a representation of Saint-Exupéry’s wife, Consuelo. Antoine and Consuelo Saint-Exupéry’s marriage was colorful, passionate, and often troubled. In Saint-Exupéry’s mind, Consuelo appeared vain and difficult to care for, and the rose’s frequent coughing is reminiscent of Consuelo’s asthma. Saint-Exupéry was occasionally unfaithful to his wife, and the prince’s departure could be seen as an allegory for Saint-Exupéry’s infidelity. In fact, The Little Prince, written at a rocky point in the Saint-Exupérys’ marriage, could be read as an elaborate, introspective love-letter from Antoine to Consuelo in which he demonstrates his love for her and attempts to explain the unrequited wanderlust and penchant for adultery that so often led him to stray from their marriage vows.
Explanation:
why did the final paragraph of the constitution state " Done in convention by the unanimous consent of the states present ?
Answer:
The debates and compromises that went into creating the U.S. Constitution were done at a constitutional convention to which Rhode Island refused to send delegates.
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What are some short and long term effects of the scientific revolution?
Answer:
Scientific progress became associated with optimistic ideas about the inevitability of progress and the attainments of a generalized happiness for all mankind.
What was the Platt Amendment? A. a measure that allowed the U.S. government to intervene in Cuban affairs B. Roosevelt's first action in controlling relations with Cuba C. a provision that reduced tariffs to strengthen international trade D. a secret alliance between Cuba and the U.S. promising to back each other in World War II
A. A measure that allowed the U.S. government to intervene in Cuban affairs.
Explanation:
The Platt Amendment was made in 1901 and had it so all treaties that were brought to Cuba had to be approved by the United States.
The United States could now intervene in Cuban affairs whenever they wanted, they wanted to protect certain interests that were on Cuba and protect the Cuban independence. The United States could also now lease or even buy certain parts of Cuban land for naval bases or even coaling stations to power certain things.
Many Cubans actually approved of the Platt Amendment, as many felt more protected and safer.
As you've seen, Romanticism was very much a reaction against the emphasis on reason that was so important to the Enlightenment. It was also a reaction against the Industrial Revolution with its factories and pollution and overcrowded living conditions that, as you'll see in a later lesson, was starting to spread across Europe. Why might Romanticism have been at odds with such developments?
Answer:
Romanticism emphasized sentiment, freedom, and imagination as a critical authority.
Explanation:
Having emerged in the context of the French Revolution, it embraced ideals against the aristocracy of the Enlightenment and the scientific rationalization of nature.
The opposition to the Industrial Revolution emerged from a need to express people´s desire to escape from the negative effects of industrialism.