Answer: check above homie
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On Wednesday, Henry Maxwell is thinking what he will speak about in the midweek service at First Church. He pulls out a piece of paper and writes down seven things that Jesus would probably do where He would be living in Raymond, including living a simple lifestyle incorporating self-sacrifice, reaching out to the poor and outcast, and challenging hypocrisy in the church and wickedness in the town, particularly in the form of the local saloons. While he is meditating on how his own life needs to change if he is truly to follow Christ, Mr. Gray arrives and asks him to preach at the tent meeting that night. He agrees, despite his responsibility to lead prayer meeting. That night he suggests to his unusually well-attended prayer meeting that a few of the men go with him to the Rectangle while the others remain and pray for the tent meeting. When they get there the tent is filled to overflowing, but when Henry gets up to preach, the crowd gets rowdy and he can’t make himself heard. He asks Rachel to sing, which quiets the crowd. In the audience are both Jasper Chase, the author, and, surprisingly, Rollin Page, both of whom mesmerized by Rachel. As Henry speaks, he feels for the first time real compassion for the multitude that Christ must have felt when He was on earth.
As he walks through the Rectangle after the service, Henry sees all around him the scourge of alcohol and commits himself to speaking out against the liquor trade that ruins the lives of so many. When he gets home, he opens the evening paper to find an editorial by Edward Norman declaring that the paper would no longer address political questions on the basis of pragmatic considerations, but would put matters of morality first, and would do the same when recommending candidates for office. The paper is clearly changing, eliminating sensational crime reports and gossip and approaching the news with greater dignity. At the same time, it is rapidly losing subscribers. The paper also has an article indicating that Alexander Powers has resigned his place as head of the rail works and intends to testify against the company for its lawless practices, a decision which the News approves of.
Henry during this chapter is deep in thought about multiple things, including being worried about his speech, how he is to change his life to completely devote his life to Christ. Though, we know we is not so deep in though as most people would be during this hard time, because sadly, most people today would say no to Mr. Gray's offer to preach at the tent meeting. Though he goes, and sees people being loud and rowdy. I believe this would hurt a man like him because people are there to hear words of preaching and prayer, though they don't care. After doing that he finally feels in his life what Jesus must have felt when he was speaking to people on earth about God.
After this he walks home and decides to devote his life to the drunken and ruined people on the streets, and to testify against the very thing that is ruining them. When Henry gets home he finds some interesting news about the paper which is getting rid of political topics, and making the paper devote to dignity and real news that isn't gossip. I think anyone, including Harry would like this news, because he knows that the news for a long time has spread drama and chaos among the people.
As I read this chapter I actually enjoyed Harry and his Christian views on life, and the way the thinks. He thinks not only about the future, but about the now, and is smart and can think quickly. We see this when he tells Rachel to sing, which easily calms down the crowd.
The theme of this and how it relates to the books it actually pretty easy to see. The theme of the chapter is Harry trying to be not only a better person, but a better christian on top of that. This chapter relates to the book as a whole because this and a few other chapters of the book is more of character growth, and to show the news has changed, which is important later in the story. While I can't exactly say that this is my favorite chapter in the book because ive only read three, this is my favorite so far, because I mean, who doesn't love a bit of character growth.
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Identify the simple adverb in the following sentence: The green iguana runs quickly on its wheel. A. Runs B. Quickly C. Iguana D. Green
Answer:
Quickly
Explanation:
Sending an image that may also help look in the how box quickly is there.
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Which of the following accurately describe the Lewis and Clark expedition?
A) the Americans got involved with another war with the British
B) the American military fought against the Shawnee people
C) the group all but died on the voyage
D) the group was assisted by Sacagawea, a Native American who translated and navigated for them
Answer:
D
Explanation:
fun fact: Sacagawea found her long-lost brother on the way. Sry if this is late, have a good day tho! :)
Who was the commanding general of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the Civil War?
A) Robert E. Lee
B) Jefferson Davis
C) Ulysses S. Grant
D) William Tecumseh Sherman
Explanation: He was the General of the Confederate army. A is correct.
Answer:
A) Robert E. Lee
Explanation:
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Was the Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek successful?
Answer:
It was not successful
Explanation:
What did inventions such as radio, motion pictures, affordable cars, improved
telephones, help to create
1 Revolutions and rebellions
2 Major shortages
3 Prohibition
4 Mass culture
Answer: Prohibition
Explanation:
What actions inspired the need to develop the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? What was recognized by the Declaration? (Site 1)
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Answer:
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Explanation:
What social or political ideas help the rise of fascism in nations?
Answer:I would say poverty or a weak sense of nationalism like in Germany in the 20s and a weak leader could be another reason.
Explanation:history
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What is another name for the "doctrine of nullification?"
A) nationalism doctrine
B) doctrine of 1824
C) states' rights doctrine
D) secession doctrine
Answer:
states' rights doctrine
Describe what life was like on the battlefield as a soldier in the Civil War
Answer:
Explanation:
The life of a soldier during the civil war wasn't easy. Not only did soldiers face the possibility of getting killed in battle, their daily lives were full of hardships. They had to deal with hunger, bad weather, poor clothing, and even boredom between battles. Soldiers were woken at dawn to begin their day.
Answer:
The life of a soldier during the civil war wasn't easy. Not only did soldiers face the possibility of getting killed in battle, their daily lives were full of hardships. They had to deal with hunger, bad weather, poor clothing, and even boredom between battles. Soldiers were woken at dawn to begin their day.
How many presidents does John Marshall's term overlap?
Answer:
Explanation:
5
Chief Justice John Marshall administered the presidential oath of office on March 4, 1829 to Andrew Jackson on the East Portico of the Capitol building. In his 34 years as chief justice, Marshall swore in 5 different presidents at 9 inaugurations, a record that stands today.
Answer:
5
Explanation:
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was churchill a hero?
Answer:
In Britain – as Darkest Hour affirms – Churchill is largely remembered as the hero of 1940, the man who stopped the rot of appeasement and defeatism and ensured that Britain and its Empire could – and did – “stand alone” against Hitler's Germany.
Answer:
yes churchill is largely remembered as a Hero of 1940
How do the Black Power and Red Power movements relate to current protests in methods of activism used in the United States?
Answer and Explanation:
Both the Black Power movement and the Red Power movement were movements of self-determination, that is, they were movements that sought the right to self-rule, without external intervention, since only in this way would the security of the rights of the Afro-American population and the Native American population be guaranteed.
These two movements are related to the current methods of activism, because they seek to defend a social minority, while claiming their rights, security and freedoms to the federal government as a way to guarantee a fair and safe experience.
It is important to note that the Black Power movement refers to the self-determination of African American society, while the Red Power movement refers to the self-determination of Native American society.
Which reason best explains why the Northeast and the Midwest developed a close bond?
A. There was a great deal of trade between them.
B. They both opposed slavery.
C. They were both industrial regions.
D. They both held similar political views.
Answer:
A - There was a great deal of trade between them.
Explanation:
Why did Ronald Reagan popularity start to drop?
Answer:
Reagan's popularity rating is lower than in any previous Post-ABC News poll.
Explain what happened when a new process for tanning buffalo hides was discovered.
Answer:
This came from my brain :) ↓Look Down Below↓Explanation:
When a new process for tanning buffalo hides was discovered more people started killing buffalos. Just so they could get their fur from the animals and thats when the tanning became famous for its usage and after all of that, buffalo is moslty extinct, and its getting more extinct from people of today. The people of today use buffalo skin for clothing and bags, but what they dont realize, they have not many buffalos. Most of the time people eat buffalos, and that cause extinction all of the time.Question 11 (15 points)
Describe the Nuremburg Trials. What were they? Who was the biggest Nazi leader tried in this trial? What happened to most of the prisoners?
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Answer
what were they?
The Nuremberg Trails were Trails conducted by an international tribunal made up of representatives from the United States, the Soviet Union, France and Great Britain. It was the first trial of its kind in history, and the defendants faced charges ranging from crimes against peace, to crimes of war, to crimes against humanity.
who was the biggest Nazi leader tried in this trial?
Hermann Göring
The main target of the prosecution was Hermann Göring considered to be the most important surviving official in Nazi Germany.
what happened to most of the prisoners?
In the end, the international tribunal found all but three of the defendants guilty. Twelve were sentenced to death, one in absentia, and the rest were given prison sentences ranging from 10 years to life behind bars. Ten of the condemned were executed by hanging on October 16, 1946
Explanation:
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Answer:
The Nazi massacar
Why did ancient China develop networks of highways, waterways, and other transportation? (has to do with trade) HELP PLS put it in your own words.
Answer:
Ancient Roman's developed networks of highways, waterways, and other transportation to help get a fresh water supply to the city for take such as bathing, washing cloths and cooking ware.
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Who were the facist leaders of Germany, Italy and Spain during WWII?
Answer:
Adolf Hitler in Germany, Benito Mussolini in Italy, and Francisco Franco in Spain
Explanation:
Adolf Hitler was an Austrian-born Dictator of Germany who implemented Fascism and caused the Holocaust. Benito Mussolini supported Hitler and Germany in World War II, but after he was overthrown and assassinated. Francisco Franco organized the revolt in Morocco, which led to the Spanish Civil War and won it after three years of fighting.
Digital photography has been available to consumers since _________.
A. 1981
B. 2001
C. 1961
D. 1991
Answer:
A. 1981
Explanation:
1957 is when digital photography was invented but in 1981 is when this news was shared publicly and the first consumer tried out the camera.
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Answer:
c
Explanation:
What is the overall trend for each country in the first table
Answer:
Where is the table
Explanation:
Theres no table
what is the message of the cartoon? what is the cartoonists perspective on US involvement in Vietnam?
Answer: Its showing the conflict between people who agree with Vietam and disagree. Im guessing the cartoonist is neutral because hes showing both sides of belief.
Explanation: Thank you and have a great nae nae
Which item fits appropriately in the blank?
Branch of
Government
Check
Branch of
Government
Judicial
?
Legislative
A. Approves laws when passed
B. Impeaches legislators
C. Declares laws unconstitutional
D. Approves treaties
Answer:
C makes the most sense
Explanation:
The appropriate option for the blank is - Judicial can declare the laws unconstitutional. Thus the correct option is (C).
Which branch can declare laws unconstitutional?
The branch of the government that declare the law unconstitutional made by the legislature can be done by the Judicial Level. There are three branches of the government i.e Legislature, executive and judiciary.
The legislative level of the government makes the laws for the state. The law is being implemented by the Executive level. The enforcement of the law is checked by the Judiciary level.
Therefore, Judicial can declare the laws unconstitutional. Thus the correct option is (C).
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Why were European countries not able to colonize Africa until the 1800s?
Answer:
The European countries were able to colonise African countries rapidly because there were rivalries between African leaders. These kings and chiefs were competing with each other to be the richest and most powerful within their tribes.
Explanation:
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Which are accurate statements about Joseph Stalin? Select three answers.
He was elected to office.
He murdered his opponents.
He created a single-party system.
He persecuted ethnic groups.
He created a secret police force.
He sent his rivals into exile.
He banned organized religion.
The accurate statements about Joseph Stalin includes:
He was elected to office.He sent his rivals into exile.He banned organized religion.Who is Joseph Stalin?He was the man that created the Soviet Union's totalitarianism and was the leader from 1922 until his death in 1953.
As the leader of the Union, the accurate statements about Joseph Stalin includes that he was elected to office, sent his rivals into exile and banned organized religion.
Therefore, the Option A, F, G is correct
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Just number nine don’t understand this one, thank you :}
Answer:
Voting is how society progresses, and it helps government know what society wants. If you don't vote, your preferences will not be heard and there will be a specific majority that will always get what they receive, because they are the ones who always vote. I'm not entirely sure who the author is, but I'm sure the actual answer is somewhat like this.
How does environmental protection conflict with economic growth?
Answer:
A growing economy uses natural resources and produces waste. Examples:water pollution
The United States ultimately decided not to join the League of Nations. Which
of the following best describes the political context that contributed to this
decision?
2 Similarities of a Direct Democracy and a Republic
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Answer:
Republics and democracies both provide a political system in which citizens are represented by elected officials who are sworn to protect their interests. In a pure democracy, laws are made directly by the voting majority leaving the rights of the minority largely unprotected.
Explanation:
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What was the “dark side” and how did it impact the Administration’s policy?
Answer: The dark side of the Force, also known as Bogan, was one of two methods of using the Force. To tap into the power of the dark side was to indulge in raw emotions such as aggression, fear, anger, hatred, and passion.
Explanation:
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(History !) if you know any of these plz help
Answer:
I hope I'm right . sincerely sorry if I'm not.
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