Answer:
A
Explanation: The salt march was led by Mohandas Gandhi against the British rule and the British salt tax
Answer:
a)Britain’s requirement that India could only purchase salt from government sources.
What could be the thesis for "How, why and, when did prehistoric Britain develop?" It's the first time I'm writing a short essay and I have no idea how to start
Answer:
I would write how and why they developed and write about the thing they developed whatever it is
what two ancient cultures influenced the renaissance ?
Answer:
As contributors before me have already pointed out, the two key influences to the Renaissance were Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. However, just as a point of clarification, I would argue that the Middle Ages were not quite as hostile towards Greek and Roman antiquity as some answers here might have suggested.
The two ancient cultures influenced the renaissance is Greece and Rome. The word "renaissance" means "re-birth.
The 15th through 17th centuries roughly make up the Renaissance era in history. The word "renaissance" means "re-birth," and it was during this period that Europe abandoned the dogmatic beliefs of the Middle Ages and gave birth to the first elements of modern times as we know it. The re-discovery of the civilizations of ancient Rome and Greece stimulated interest in classical learning, challenging mediaeval beliefs and conceptions.
As the populace grew wealthier, trade, travel, and the dissemination of new ideas all increased. Additionally, the increase in income sparked interest in education, aided the growth of the arts, and encouraged scientific advancements and new innovations.
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What compromise did Hamilton, Jefferson, and Madison reach regarding repayment of states debts?
Answer;
the federal government assumed state debts.
The capital got moved from NYC to VA.
Called the compromise of 1790
The legislative Bracho of the national government is responsable for which of the following?
A. nulliying laws.
B. vetoing laws.
C. creating treaties.
D. imposing taxes.
Which of the following is an example of a total war practice carried out during World War ? O A. Submarine warfare O B. The use of bombs Rationing D. Extermination camps
Answer:
Rationing
Explanation:
A total war practise is a practise that is done by a country, or state to help cushion the effects of war on her citizens.
One of such total war practises that was done in World War was rationing of food.
Answer:
Rationing
Explanation:
World War II didn't only affect soldiers. Across the world, civilian populations located on the home front actively participated in the conflict. Like World War I, the Second World War was a total war, requiring each nation's resources to work toward victory. This effort included civilians as well, including women and children. Whether they worked in factories, planted gardens, or lived in cities targeted for bombings, civilians were actively involved in and affected by World War II.
Civilians faced devastating bombings and enemy invasions. Food shortages and the rationing of goods impacted every nation involved, as well as the roles of women and even children. World War II also brought to light the most devastating genocides that have ever occurred—the Holocaust.
Which choice below would not be a mission of the United Nations?
promote conflict as a path to properity and healing
uphold international law
give humanitarian aid when needed
keep peace and promote security
ensure human rights are protected
promote and establish economic development and growth
Answer:
Not a mission of UN
Promote conflict as a path to properity and healing.
What is the sugar revolution
Answer:
Its the enertance into the 17th century, and the complextation into the easteren carribean
Explanation:
Which of following areas is best known for its export of cash crops, especially bananas and other fruit?
A.
the Caribbean
B.
Argentina
C.
Central America
D.
Venezuela
Answer:
Central America
Explanation:
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2. How does the first paragraph
contribute to the central idea of the
article?
19
O A The author uses clothing to illustrate
the strength of the North Korean
Answer:
the answer is stream why not by loona
Explanation:
list five symbols in the “tragic prelude” painting and explain what about them
Answer:
tornado. A force of nature representing the gathering. ...
pioneers with oxen and wagon. The steady stream of settlers moving West.
sharps rifle. ...
american flag. ...
john brown with blood on his hands. ...
Union and Confederate soldiers' bodies. ...
bible with alpha and omega. ...
confederate flag (british looking flag
what happens when sherman's troops arrived in savannah
Answer:
On December 10, 1864, Union General William T. Sherman completes his March to the Sea when he arrives in front of Savannah, Georgia. Along the way, Sherman destroyed farms and railroads, burned storehouses, and fed his army off the land.
Explanation:
Answer:
it was more or less razed without mercy.. burned every building.. looted them to.. burned farms to.. and tore up railroads and bent them around trees.. GL
Explanation:
The Roaring Twenties
1. What was the purpose of the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact?
A) to redraw post-WWI national boundaries
B) to support racial integration in Europe
C) to undermine the League of Nations
D) to prevent future wars
Answer
D) to prevent future wars
Answer:
D
Explanation:
to prevent future wars
Who founded a settlement house where immigrants could learn English and job skills?
A)Frances Kellor
B)Jane Addams
C)Eugene Debs
D)Samuel Gompers
Answer:
B. Jane Addams
Explanation:
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discuss what influenced the supreme court decisions?
Answer:
just go over your instincts
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What was the name of the law that determined how states were going to be added in 1787 and beyond?
Answer:
The declaration of independence
Explanation:
daddy jefferson signed it and came on the ppaper
Take a look at these major themes of world history. Which best categorizes “racial and ethnic constructions”?
1. interaction between humans and the environment
2. development and interaction of cultures
3. state-building, expansion, and conflict
4. creation, expansion, and interaction of economic systems
5. development and transformation of social structures
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
E. 5
What was the bear flag revolts cause
Answer:
Explanation:
The Bear Flag Revolt was a direct result of a yearning among United States citizens living in California to have their territory join the United States. The appearance in the territory by American army officer John C. Fremont spurred these citizens to rise up against Mexican rule.
Which of the following correctly describe the goals of NAFTA and GATT? Check all of the boxes that apply.
to cut unskilled labor jobs
to grow the US economy
to decrease US manufacturing jobs
to raise the standard of living
to reduce prices of goods and services
Answer:
B, D, and E
Explanation:
Edge
Which speaker describes an action that occurred during Mexico's fight for independence from Spain?
Speaker 1
Speaker 2
Speaker 3
Speaker 4
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Answer:
C(Speaker 3)
Explanation:
Describe the discoveries and inventions made in Ancient Greece.
Answer:
10. Molino de agua
Aunque en un principio se adscribió a un origen árabe el descubrimiento del molino de agua, gracias a un estudio del investigador británico M.J.T. Lewis ha quedado demostrado que este invento tiene un origen griego.
Su invención en el siglo III antes de Cristo partió de la rueda de Perachora de la que habla el ingeniero griego Filón de Bizancio en su Tratado de Mecánica.
El molino de agua fue un invento revolucionario utilizado no solo para la molienda del grano sino también para las fraguas, batanes o diversos trabajos agrícolas.
9. Odómetro
El odómetro es un instrumento muy utilizado actualmente. Se utilizan para medir la distancia recorrida por vehículos como automóviles o bicicletas. Aunque ahora son digitales en su origen eran mecánicos. Se trata de un instrumento griego descrito por primera vez por Vitruvio en torno al año 27 antes de Cristo.
Su inventor parece que fue Arquímedes de Siracusa en torno a la Primera Guerra Púnica, aunque otros historiadores atribuyen su autoría a Herón de Alejandría.
7. Cartografía
Aristóteles menciona en su obra a Anaximandro como uno de los primeros cartógrafos que creó un mapa del mundo. Nacido a principios del siglo VII antes de Cristo, su mapa apareció en forma de tabletas y allí presentó las regiones habitadas. En él se representaba Jonia en el centro pero también situó las Columnas de Hércules, Etiopia, el río Nilo o el Mar Caspio.
La contribución de Anaximandro en el campo de la Cartografía y la Geografía lo sitúan como fundamental en esta disciplina que consiste en el estudio y la elaboración de mapas.
6. Olimpiadas
Las modernas Olimpiadas, los Juegos Olímpicos, se celebraron en 1896 a partir de la iniciativa del barón Pierre de Coubertin, fundador del Comité Olímpico Internacional. Inspirados en las antiguas Olimpiadas griegas, es el mayor evento deportivo de los época contemporánea.
En Grecia los primeros Juegos Olímpicos se remontan al 776 antes de Cristo. Estaban dedicados a los dioses del Olimpo y se organizaron en las antiguas llanuras de Olimpia cada cuatro años. Todo el pueblo griego se acercaba allí para presenciar este espectáculo inolvidable. Los campeones en cada disciplina recibían coronas de hojas de olivo como premio.
5. Las bases de la Geometría
Si hablamos de Geometría nos estamos refiriendo a una de las ramas más antiguas de las Matemáticas. Los egipcios, babilonios y la civilización del valle del Indo fueron los primeros en incorporar y utilizar técnicas geométricas pero nunca se interesaron en las reglas y axiomas que la rigen.
Con los griegos se cambió la percepción de la Geometría. Ellos fueron los que recalcaron que los datos geométricos deberían ser establecidos a partir del razonamiento deductivo.
4. Las primeras prácticas de la Medicina
Hipócrates de Cos, nacido en el 450 antes de Cristo, fue el médico griego de la Antigüedad más destacado y uno de los padres de la Medicina. Él comenzó a recoger datos y realizar experimentos, demostrando que la enfermedad era un proceso connatural al ser humano y que los signos y síntomas de una enfermedad eran causados por reacciones naturales del cuerpo.
Fundador de la Escuela de Medicina Hipocrática, una de sus grandes contribuciones fue la del llamado juramento hipocrático. Con este documento puso por escrito la primera norma ética que los médicos deberían poner en práctica al realizar su trabajo. Uno de sus conceptos es el de la confidencialidad médico-paciente.
3. Filosofía moderna
Los antiguos griegos desarrollaron la Filosofía como una disciplina que se ocupaba de la forma de entender el mundo que les rodeaba, sin recurrir a la religión, el mito o la magia.
Los primeros filósofos griegos eran también científicos y basándose en la observación y estudio razonado del mundo conocido pusieron los cimientos de uno de los pilares de la civilización.
2. El concepto de Democracia
La Democracia, en sentido estricto, es según la Wikipedia «una forma de organización del Estado en el cual las decisiones colectivas son adoptadas por el pueblo mediante mecanismos de participación directa o indirecta que confieren legitimidad a sus representantes».
En el año 510 antes de Cristo la ciudad-estado de Atenas creó el primer gobierno democrático. Por eso Atenas es considerada la cuna de la Democracia.
1. Descubrimientos de la ciencia moderna
Los antiguos griegos contribuyeron con diversas aportaciones a distintas ramas de la ciencia. Podemos decir que rompieron estereotipos contemporáneos tanto en Astronomía, Biología o Física, y fueron grandes matemáticos.
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Was the exercise easy? Why or why not?
Answer:
It's too easy question
How far is a person traveling if they walk 0.5 miles/hr for 4 hour?
Answer:
2 miles
Explanation:
.5*4=2
Answer:
2 miles
Explanation:
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What are Southern rice fields?
Answer:
The fields of irrigated rice in southern Brazil provide a special habitat for weeds. During some months of the hot season, in addition to temperature and luminosity suitable for plant growth, there is also abundant soil moisture, which favors the development of weeds.
Explanation:
what is the first amendment
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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What is a federalist system of government?
1.two levels of government rule in the same territory
2.there is a national government and state government
2.states delegate power to cities and municipalities
4.a centralized authority delegates power to states
why does sedgwick organize the mr.julius caesar reunion competition ?
Answer:
Sedgwick organize the Mr. Julius Caesar reunion competition is explained below in details.
Explanation:
The midnight after the contestant begins a central view of the history of the manual since it changes Hundert beliefs about humankind. As the experiences from the evening had happened, Hundert came to the understanding of the “value of ideals and character.” implying that he originally discovers the awareness of the “Mr. Julius Caesar” contest to be an appreciated diversion from the stress of his retirement. As the summer signs of progress and the anticipation mounts, Hundert shows that “a particular dread started to develop in his mind”
during which period were the people organized as cheifdoms
Answer:
Mississippian periodExplanation:
People were organized as chiefdoms during the Mississippian period. Chiefdoms were the basis of social structure in the society
WHO WAS INSECT TEXAS AFTER THE FREDONIAN REBELLION?
A. Austin
B. Bustamante
C. Edwards
D. Mier Y Teran
Answer:
Hey, it's Mier Y Teran
Answer:
Edwards
Explanation:
14. During which government program were Chinese dissenters exiled, executed, sent to labor camps, or
imprisoned?
A. The One Child Policy
B. The Cultural Revolution
C. The Great Leap Forward
O D. The Five-Year Plan
Answer: B. The Cultural Revolution
Explanation:
Mao Zedong who was the leading communist in China had been losing support in the Chinese Communist party and so was losing power and influence as well. In response he called for the Cultural Revolution where he told young people that dissenters in the party were trying to restore capitalism.
Chinese youth and urban workers responded to his calls and attacked perceived dissenters, had them exiled, executed, sent to labor camps and imprisoned. It is estimated that millions died but the true figure might never be known.