BRAINLYEST + 25 POINTS | Why did the fallout from the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 cause Southerners to be angry?

A. Northerners stopped supporting safe houses.

B. Northern states disregarded the law and helped people fleeing from enslavement.

C. Northern lawmakers pushed for a constitutional amendment to end enslavement.

D. Northerners refused to allow enslaved people who were running away to enter their states.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

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Answer:

B. Northern states disregarded the law and helped people fleeing from enslavement.

Explanation:

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Read the passage, then use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.

The [first second third fourth] rule says to use the results of experiments to understand the world.
The [first second third fourth] rule says not to give more causes than are needed to explain things.
The [first second third fourth] rule says to draw theories from inferences.
The [first second third fourth] rule says to give the same causes to the same effects.

find 5 major events that occurred in italy and 5 major events in europe during the renaissance and place the timelines below. What the heck

PLZ HELP!
Summarize the French alliance, the other help received from Europe, and how Americans financed the war.

Which statement best summarizes the claim of the passage?
Great Britain must not elect officials who would abandon any part of the empire.
Great Britain should allow South Africa home rule.
Great Britain should dread threats to its security from the barbarism in the colonies.
Great Britain must begin decolonization immediately.

Match the following vocabulary words with the correct definitions.

1. to bargain with another party to reach an agreement

2. an economy based on large-scale industries and production of goods

3. interference in the affairs of one country by another

negotiate

industrialism

intervention

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Which statement best describes the spread of Hinduism?

A) Hinduism did not spread outside of its homeland in India.
B) The spread of Hinduism had stopped by the beginning of the Vedic period.
C) Hinduism spread throughout India and Nepal, and into Southeast Asia.
D) Beliefs of Hinduism changed greatly when it spread into the Middle East.

Which tactic did Genghis Khan use to build his empire?

surprising enemies with attacks, spying, and tricks
killing the leaders of conquered nations
attacking coastal areas with ships and cannons
paying other nations to give up their territory

The revolution in Haiti was the first time that (1 point)


Napoleon Bonaparte fought the British

a French territory was lost during a conflict

a slave revolt led to the formation of a new nation

Toussaint L'Ouverture fought against slaves

Which industry was the one of the most unionized in Washington in the early 1900s?

timber
farming
government
medical

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What poem by William Blake claimed that the Industrial Revolution had replaced England’s “green and pleasant land” with “Satanic mills?”

“Liberty Leading the People”

“The Sorrows of Young Werther”

“I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud”

“Jerusalem”

Research and write a paragraph each(2 different paragraphs) about 2 influential women in society.

What are the consequences of the British Policies ?

what were the economic, social, and political problems that led to the rise of fascism in Europe?

Which of the following nations helped in the liberation of Nazi concentration camps?
United States
Spain
Russia
Britain

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help me with history. kinda stuck

6. In an effort to rally the nation in the midst of war, and attract popular support for
itself, Congress addressed the inhabitants of the United States, reminding them
of the cruelties they had suffered at the hands of the British, and warning them
that more such treatment would result from a reunion with Britain. Because
people regularly gathered at places of Worship, Congress distributed the address
to "churches and chapels and other places of religious worship" with the request
that ministers read it aloud to their congregation immediately after divine service.
Written by Congressman Gouverneur Morris, the address was sent throughout
the states, and 50 copies were given to General Washington, to disperse
throughout the army. -Library of Congress, American Memory Collection
Why did Congress feel the need to boost American morale by releasing this
address in early 1778?

Write four teachings from the Bible concerning ethnicity.

BRAINLIEST TO FIRST *CORRECT* AWNSER..

Which Tyrannical Act of King George III is the worst???
Pick 1 Tyrannical Act of King George III and write it in it's entirety. (p 138-139)
Number these like this:

1. Explain why you think it is the worst.

2. Write what right is being taken away by this act.
PLEASE ANSWER AND DON'T USE WEB.

What was a characteristic of Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction?

Question 1 options:

Southerners who refused to take an oath of loyalty would be pardoned and have land returned to them.


Ten percent of a state's voters were required to pledge loyalty to the federal government before the state was allowed to form a new government.


Voter registration requirements were revised


Black codes were required to be placed in all new southern state constitutions

A basic purpose of the Florida government is
A.
encourage people to buy products.
B.
establish order and safety.
C.
ensure everyone thinks the same thing.
D.
decide what houses people live in.

In the early 1800's who laid claim to the Oregon territory?

Will someone be willing to read this whole paragraph and answer this question in their own words, the question is this Define the culture that emerged during the classical period of the 10th and 11th centuries, including the type of poetry that emerged starting around the year 900? and paragraph the info should be in is this.

The Japanese classics: 10th - 11th century


The Heian period, with the Japanese capital at Kyoto, is distinguished by literature as elegant and subtle as the style of the court itself. As in China, poetry is here considered an essential element of civilized life. The competitive writing of verses is a social pastime. A good poet can expect preferment at court. Messages from a lover to his mistress are welcome in poetic form, preferably attached to an arrangement of flowers.


In905 the emperor commissions an anthology of poems, in the tradition of the Manyoshu of earlier times. The new collection, the Kokinshu, consists almost entirely of short tanka. It is more artificial than its predecessor - and more restricting in its subsequent influence.


The greatest glory of this classical period works in prose, many of them by women. One important strand is the journals of court life. The earliest to survive, written in 974-7 by a noblewoman, is Kagero Nikki (translated into English with the title 'The Gossamer Years'). But by far the best known is the Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon.


Sei Shonagon serves as a lady-in-waiting to the empress during the 990s. Her delightful text is more like a commonplace book than a journal. It consists of unlinked passages recording her impressions and thoughts. Many are vivid tone poems, conveying the visual impact of a scene with a Brightness and clarity which seems to prefigure the Japanese color print.


The most distinguished writer of the Heian period, and indeed in the whole of Japanese literature, is another lady of the court. Known only by her pseudonym, Murasaki Shikibu, she is widowed in 1001 and is in the retinue of the empress from 1005. Her name would live in literature if she had written nothing other than the diary which she keeps of court life in the years from 1007 to 1010. But she also writes the extremely ambitious Genji Monogatari ('The Tale of Genji').


This chronicle of court life, focussing with rich characterization and psychological subtlety on the various women loved by Prince Genji, has a good claim to be considered the world's first novel.

Which characteristics best describe Congo Square? Check all that apply.

It was a place where free people of color and enslaved people would gather.
Music and dance from the northern colonies were celebrated in the square.
The tradition of celebrating culture that occurred in the square has not continued.
People would set up markets, sing, dance, and play music.
The musical sounds can still be heard in New Orleans jazz funerals.

which factor led to large numbers of Asian people immigrating to the United States in the 1800s?

Why did Truman decide to use the atomic bomb to end the war?


to show the world a new superweapon


to quickly end the war without an invasion


to keep the Russians from entering the war


to test the effects of an atomic bomb on a city
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1. How did the invention of the cotton gin affect slavery in the United States? Questions to answer to get 3-5 GOOD sentences: (When was it made? What was the purpose of the cotton gin-how did it work? How did it change the cotton industry? Why did it impact slavery? How did it impact slavery?)

2. What was the Underground Railroad? Your response needs to include and explain the terms conductor, lines, station, and freight. Questions to answer to get 3-5 GOOD sentences (What was the Underground railroad, why did it exist? Correctly use each of the 4 terms in your response. See the interactive slide on page 3 of the lesson)

3. How did each of the following participate in the abolitionist movement? (hint what did they do specifically to work towards ending slavery?) ONE COMPLETE sentence for each (See the interactive slide on page 3 of the lesson HINT- make sure to discuss each individually as well as what they had in common This response should have a minimum of 4 sentences! One or more sentences about each person AND one or more sentences about what they have in common
William Lloyd Garrison:
Reverend Lovejoy
Frederick Douglas