Answer:
ruth
Explanation:
staying in the own country wont allow you to expand
False, they journey to the country of Moab.
the superintendent testified he had talked with Mr. Scopes the day before the latter's arrest. "I told him he had violated the law but he said...the law was
nconstitutional anyway"-Scopes Trial Excerpt
What major social movements came into conflict during the 1925 trial of John Scopes in Tennessee?
A. Prohibition versus organized crime
B. Isolation versus international
C. Belief in modernism versus fundamentalism
D. Evolution versus technological innovation
Answer:
C. Belief in modernism versus fundamentalism
Explanation:
Fundamentalism refers to a principle that make a person being attached to a certain traditional way of thinking.
Modernism is the opposite. It's a principle that make a person keep renewing their thinking based on the latest knowledge and technology that's developed in the world.
During the Scope trial, John Thomas Scopes was brought to court because he's teaching the theory of evolution to the students. At that time, the state of Tennessee was extremely religious and prohibited the teachers to teach evolutionary theory. They wanted the students to be thought the biblical theory of evolution.
“Less than a generation back the origin of Greek civilization, and with it the sources of all great culture that has ever been, were wrapped in an impenetrable mist. . . . One man had faith, accompanied by works, and in Dr. Schliemann the science of classical antiquity found its Columbus. Armed with the spade, he brought to light from beneath the mounds of the ages a real Troy; at Tiryns and Mycenae he laid bare the palace and the tombs and treasures of Homeric Kings. A new world opened to investigation, and the discoveries of its first explorer were followed up successfully by Dr. Tsountas and others on Greek soil. The eyes of observers were opened, and the traces of this prehistoric civilization began to make their appearance far beyond the limits of Greece itself.”
—Sir Arthur Evans, archaeologist,
as quoted in The Discoverers
What discoverer is Dr. Schliemann compared to?
a.
Homer
c.
King Priam
b.
Columbus
d.
Magellan
The discoverer that Dr. Schliemann is compared to is b. Columbus.
Who was Dr. Heinrich Schliemann?According to the story, Dr. Heinrich Schliemann, who was an amateur German archaeologist, dedicated his life to the excavation of nine levels of archaeological remains.
The excavations were based on his obsession with the stories of Homer and ancient Mediterranean civilizations, and he utilized crude methods in the excavations.
The story did not compare Dr. Schliemann to Homer, King Priam, or Magellan but to Columbus.
Thus, the discoverer that Dr. Schliemann is compared to is b. Columbus.
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Pleaseee helpp questions 6-10
Answer:
6. The three main components of the American System plan are a national bank, road and canal improvements (internal), and a protective tax or tariff scheme.
7. Madison, Clay, and Calhoun wanted to reinforce the economy and unifying the country's citizens.
8. The bettering of roads and canals were for connecting the North to the South, and both to the West, to increase economic expansion through trade and travel.
9. Using the Eerie Canal, Western farmers were able to transport their crops to the shipping ports of New York and then on to the rest of the world from the Great Lakes. At first, the construction of the Canal was very expensive, and took a long time to pay off, but the canal was able to be used to transport goods, which heightened the economy later, making the Erie Canal a practical investment.
10. The protective tariff was needed for paying of war debt from the War of 1812, and with the tax on foreign goods, the Northerners knew that the Southerners relied on those goods, heightening their taxes but not their own. Because the North and the South's relationship was already strained, the North's indirect tax on the South made them spend more.
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The federal government tells the state of Wyoming that they
must adopt new standards into their high school classrooms.
Wyoming's Department of Education says, "No, the states are in
charge of setting their education standards." Which amendment
would Wyoming cite? Why?
The 10th amendment states:
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people"
So basically the constitution lays out a list of powers that the federal government has (eg: the power to mint money). Any power not listed in the constitution is then given to the states, as long as that rule doesn't violate a power granted to the federal government.
Nowhere in the constitution does it mention anything about education standards, so it is up to the states to decide what schools should cover, and by what time schedule. And this power to the states is granted explicitly in the 10th amendment of the constitution.
Who in Egyptian society was Mummified?
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Answer:
pharaohs
Explanation:
because they were royalty
Which method did rulers in Qin China and Mauryan India use to maintain control of
their empires?
Which method did rulers in Qin China and Mauryan India use to maintain control of
their empires?
A) imposing a common written Language
B) Dividing the empire into smaller independent states
C) Establishing a centralized bureaucracy
D) Forcing subjects to convert to a single religion
Answer:
C) Establishing a centralized bureaucracy
Explanation:
The rulers in Qin China and Mauryan India used the method of a centralized bureaucracy to maintain control of their empires.
They were able to achieve this by implementing one single system of weight and measurement and also by establishing the use of a single written language.
The factor that contributed most significantly to the differences among Texas American Indian cultures is the — ability to develop specialized tools and weapons ability to develop specialized tools and weapons religious beliefs of each tribal member religious beliefs of each tribal member way they chose leaders of local tribal councils way they chose leaders of local tribal councils geography of the region in which they lived geography of the region in which they lived
Answer:
Native Americans lived in the region we now know as Texas thousands of years before European explorers ever set foot in the area. Many different Native American groups, including the Karankawa, Caddo, Coahuiltecan, Neches, Tonkawa, Apache, Kiowa, Comanche, and Wichita, made their lives in the woods, plains, and coastal areas of Texas. Their territory stretched from the Gulf Coast to the Panhandle and covered everything in between the east and west boundaries of the state.
Explanation:
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which state was the first to write and implement a state constitution?
Answer:
New hampshire
Explanation:
What kinds of ideas defined the Progressive Era?
Select the correct answer.
What change occurred in the camps after 1939?
OA.
They were closed.
OB.
They were enlarged.
O C
Inmates were primarily targeted by race.
OD. They were under the control of the SA.
O E. Killing facilities were installed.
Answer:B
Explanation:
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
They were enlarged
Which group opposed ratification?
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What were Causes of transcendentalism
Answer:
However, while the idea of Transcendentalism is great, there are many methods of execution in which it can not only be ineffectual but also quite harmful if taken too far. Especially harmful is an acute sense of nihilism, cultural degradation, and a disillusioned sense of perfection when it comes to life in general.
Why did most 19th-century European conservatives not support nationalist movements?
Answer:
The following reasons detail why European countries colonized countries in Asia and Africa:
Resources: There were an incredible variety of resources produced around the world that fed into the European industrial machine. Indonesia and Malaysia had rubber trees, Central Africa produces coltan and other metal ores, the Persian Gulf is known for petroleum, etc. The European powers wanted to gain access to these resources to power their industrial rise.
Strategic Territory: Numerous colonies had specific strategic locations, such as Egypt with the current Suez Canal, Morocco with the Straits of Gibraltar, India because of its massive spice production and outlets to the Indian Ocean. Indochina was close to the unconquerable Qing Empire. Many colonies were chosen specifically based on where they were and how effectively defense could be maintained by holding those positions.
Christian Evangelism: Many Europeans believed quite strongly at the time that their technological success was correlated with their belief in Christianity. In their view, non-Christians like the Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, etc. were hindered by the mentalities present in their religions from being technologically astute. In order to "help" these people to becomes more modern and more worldly, it was "necessary" to teach them the proper way to believe so that they too could succeed. Sometimes this evangelism was benign. At other times, it erupted in full-scale conflict, such as the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857.
White Man's Burden: Europeans were fascinated with the philosophy of J.S. Mills Jr. and Rudyard Kipling who believed that there was really only one track to humanity and each person was on this track to ultimate advancement. As Europeans were further along this track, it was "incumbent" on them as act of generosity to help those who were not as technologically or "culturally" advanced. There were campaigns across Africa, Asia, and Australia to "Europeanize the Natives" so that they would be "able" to progress properly.
Labor and Military Augmentation: The colonies, especially in Asia, had very high populations relative to European countries. This allowed them to add large numbers to their labor force and to create new military divisions from this large population.
Appearance of Power: European Leaders ascribed power and dominance to those countries who were able to amass a large number of colonies, especially if they were in coveted or strategic locations.
Explanation:
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how did the athenian and spartan governments differ?
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Answer:
All Athenians could attend the assembly
Explanation:
what is a direct object?
Answer:
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Explanation:
A word or group of words representing the person or thing upon which the action of a verb is performed or toward which it is directed: in English, generally coming after the verb, without a preposition. In He saw it the pronoun it is the direct object of saw
Answer:
A direct object is the thing that is being acted upon by the subject - it receives the action of the verb.
Explanation:
To find the direct object, say the subject and verb followed by whom or what. If nothing answers the question whom or what, you know that there is no direct object. Example: The car hit the tree.
Where is the Santa Rita Mine located?
Answer:
Explanation:
A Mina El Chino é uma mina de cobre a céu aberto localizada perto de Silver City, Novo México. A mina é inteiramente possuída e operada ela Phelps Dodge Corporation. A mina situa-se na cidade de Santa Rita, 15 milhas a leste de Silver City
Question 6 of 18 -
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The passage below was written by George Clinton, an Anti-Federalist, in 1788.
Whoever considers the immense extent of territory comprehended within the limits of
the United States...will (see) that a republican form of government therein can
never form a perfect union
Composed of interests opposite and dissimilar, (such a republic would be like a
house divided against itself.
Which sentence summarizes Clinton's views in this passage?
The best form of government is a republican one with elected representatives.
o The United States has too many separate interests to form a single uniform republic.
o The Constitution gives too much power to the state governments for the republic to last.
o The Constitution should be approved because it will unite the country.
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Answer: The constitution gives too much power to the state government for the republic to last hope this help
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
What are some similarities and differences between some of the major world religions
Explanation:
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all started with Abraham. The old testament in the Christian bible is the same as the Torah. Hinduism believes in many Gods, but Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have only one god, while Buddhism has no God.
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Which Quaker leader faced religious persecution in England and founded a haven for Quakers in North America?
A) William Penn
B) James Oglethorpe
C) Cecil Calvert
D) Thomas H-o-o-k-e-r
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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The correct answer would be A. William Penn. :)
How did colonial
governments give
English colonists
experience in self-
rule?
What was the Soviet Union’s major concern during the Cold War?
Answer:
The main concern that the Soviet Union faced during the Cold War was Security.
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How did the migration and population density contribute to the historical rise and fall of disease rates?
Answer:
Environmental and economic factors affect population density, distribution and structure. Migration has positive and negative effects on a country or area.
Explanation:
Many American Indian tribes practiced assimilation, which meant they
shared their culture with white settlers.
discarded white American culture entirely.
abandoned their own cultures entirely.
adopted white American culture as their own.
Answer:
adopted White American culture as their own.
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is D) Adopted white American culture as their own.
Explanation:
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What promises are made by Napoleon
Answer:
he promised prosperity, freedom, more riches and a comfortable life
who defeated the British forces on the Gallipoli peninsula ?
A. turkey
B.France
c. Russia
D. Germany
Answer:
The answer is A. Turkey
Explanation:
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Does Thomas Paine think that the problems experienced by the British Colonists are only important to them? Why or why not?
No, Paine thinks all problems are universal