The transformation of the North into an industrial economy is known by what term? O

the Market Revolution
the purchase of the Erie Canal
the advent of transportation based business
the sea markets exchange​

Answer:

Industrial Revolution: The major technological, socioeconomic, and cultural change in the late 18th and early 19th century, resulting from the replacement of an economy based on manual labor to one dominated by industry and machine manufacturing.

Pax Mongolica established all of the following in Eurasia EXCEPT
A. spread the Bubonic Plague
B.intensified trade
C.increased Chinese isolationism
D.shared innovations, inventions, and belief systems

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3. Using the RACE method, answer the following question: Do you think Andrew Carnegie was a good person or a villain? PLEASE HELP MEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!

How was life different in the the 1920’s compared to life today? Women perspective.

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Below is a quotation about the Battle of Thermopylae, during the Persian Wars: One of the Greeks said, "Such was the number of the barbarians, that when they shot forth their arrows the sun would be darkened by their multitude." Dieneces the Spartan, not at all frightened at these words, answered, "Our friend brings us excellent tidings. If the Persians darken the sun, we shall have our fight in the shade." adapted from The Histories, Book 7 Herodotus This quotation is from the point of view of a Greek historian. What does it indicate about the Spartans during this battle? A. The Spartans were willing to fight bravely even if they could not win. B. The Spartans had an advantage against the Persians when fighting at night. C. The Spartans lost against the Persians because they had weaker weapons. D. The Spartans were too proud to cooperate with their Athenian allies.

The Neolithic or Agricultural Revolution forever changed human societies. Why did humans start to abandon hunting and gathering and begin to farm in settlements? What changes did this bring with it?

A country that suffers from a lack of central governmental authority is experiencing __________.
A.
a theocracy
B.
a constitutional monarchy
C.
a monarchy
D.
anarchy

During the civil war what was one advantage the confer act had over the union

How is taxing someone without permission declaring independence?

On the verge of financial crisis, Louis XVI was forced to call a meeting of the

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The Constitution describes ways for the government to ensure that one branch does not have more power than the others. Which of the following is an example of this?

a) Citizens vote to maintain the balance between houses in Congress

b) Two-thirds of both houses submit proposals for change.

c) All branches can negotiate treaties with foreign allies.

d) The Supreme Court can evaluate and declare laws unconstitutional.

Please help I will give you Brainlyest answer How did Constantine try to improve the Roman economy? Choose two
answer choices *
A He set the prices of goods and the wages paid to workers.

B He raised taxes on wealthy people.

C He made the sons of workers follow their fathers' trades

D He refused to let workers change their jobs please help

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Question 1
The PRESIDENT has the POWER to reopen the STATES.
True
O False
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Question 2
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How did President Andrew Jackson's administration perceive the Five Civilized Tribes?
A) corrupt organizations that would eventually disrupt democracy
B) much more likely to assimilate than tribes living on the Western plains
C) not civilized enough to live among European Americans as equals
D) more noble and trustworthy than less civilized tribal groups

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1)To attract settlers and to improve relations with Native Americans, Spain built ____________ in the borderlands.
A convents
B missions
C presidios
D theaters


2)The Norse who settled in North America around A.D. 1000 originally came from __________.
A Vinland
B Newfoundland
C Western Europe
D Northern Europe

3)Spain named the northern part of its American empire __________.
A New Spain
B Mexico
C Peru
D Florida


4)Ferdinand Magellan was convinced that a water route to Asia lay _________.
A through the ice-jammed waters of northern Canada
B around South America
C across the Isthmus of Panama
D somewhere across the northern part of North America

5)One of the first Europeans to realize that Columbus had sailed to uncharted lands was _________.
A Isabella
B Amerigo Vespucci
C Ferdinand
D Magellan

6)In addition to gold, Prince Henry of Portugal wanted to find an ocean route around __________.
A Ghana
B Europe
C Africa
D Asia



7)The Dutch based their claim to New Netherland on the 1609 voyage of __________.
A Father Jacques Marquette
B Henry Hudson
C Robert de La Salle
D Louis XIV

8)Spice, silks, and new ideas were introduced to Europe by __________.
A returning Crusaders
B sailors from Greenland
C Leif Eriksson
D Michelangelo


9)When Columbus first returned to Spain, the monarchs were most interested in his stories of __________.
A wildlife
B the Taino
C gold
D tobacco


10)The most important responsibility of the Spanish viceroy was to __________.
A keep other Europeans out of their colonies
B produce wealth for Spain in America
C create a plan for governing Spain's colonies
D send reports from the colonies to Spain

Which of the following best discribes a reason why England wanted to establish colonies in North America?

To gain raw materials such as crops

To prevent France from forming a colony

To find a river route across the continent

To fight for territory with the Spanish colonists

Read the list of facts about industrialization.

1. Many people moved to cities to find jobs in factories. By 1850, the population of Manchester, England reached about one million people.
2. Industrialization began in the textile industry in the 1730s with the invention of the flying shuttle. Over the next 50 years, new innovations would dramatically change how textiles were made.
3. In the United States, the Second Industrial Revolution of the late 1800s resulted in tremendous advancements in new technologies. Advancements in steel manufacturing, electricity, and the telephone were important inventions of this era.

Based on the information you were just given, what would be the best way to organize the three body paragraphs of an essay about the Industrial Revolution?

By the industries that were changed
By the effects of industialization on people at home and at work
By the order in which the events occurred
By the order of importance in how each event changed society

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What compromise had a strong Fugitive Slave Law added to it?
Missouri Compromise
Kansas Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
Bleeding Kansas

Which statement best describes the demographic effect of industrialization in the U.S.?
O Most people migrated from urban to rural areas.
O Labor union membership decreased.
O Economic opportunity caused rapid city growth.
o Immigration to the U.S. declined significantly.

A major difference between Lincoln’s and Douglas’s views on slavery was that

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HELP ASAP!! Article three of the U.S. Constitution gives the judicial branch the power to:

is The United States will Change to the Metric System in 2020 a state of government

Who was elected the first president of the Republic of Texas in 1836?

How can governments be dissolved?(or broken up)

pls answer all of them
1. Who wrote the best seller that was such a success in Philadelphia in 1776?

2. Which two of the following did Thomas Jefferson do in 1774?

A) Wrote Poor Richard’s Almanac

B) Retired from working as a lawyer.

C) Inherited 135 acres of land from father-in-law.

D) Wrote: “A Summary View of the Rights of British America”

3. Who were the 5 gentlemen asked to choose the wording that would explain our desire for independence?

A)

B)

C)

D)

E)

4. What were the two reasons for Thomas Paine writing “Common Sense?”

A)

B)

5. When did Congress sign the Declaration of Independence?

6. Name the 3 battles the Continental Army lost in 1776. (Give complete names: Battle of _______)

A)

B)

C)

7. Who authored the Declaration of Independence?

8. What did Thomas Jefferson buy that was so important?

9. On what holiday did Washington attack Trenton?

10. What river did they (Q: 9) have to cross?

11. What two things made the river difficult to cross?

A)

B)

12. What was the first battle won by Washington in 1777?

13. Who was the British commander that defeated the American forces at Fort Ticonderoga?

14. How many British soldiers were under his command?

15. Where was the deciding battle fought with General Burgoyne?

16. Name the other two British commanders who were supposed to meet-up with Burgoyne?

A)

B)

17. Where was the final battle of the revolution fought?

18. What British general, when he surrendered to Washington, ended the war?

19. Who was allowed to return to America after the war was over?

20. Which of the following men signed the Treaty of Paris in 1783?

A) Benjamin Franklin

B) John Adams

C) John Jay

D) All of the above

21. When was American independence officially recognized?