1. The Declaration of Independence:
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We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are
created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with
certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life,
Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure
these rights, Governments are instituted among Men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the
governed, -That whenever any Form of Government
becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the
People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new
Government, laying its foundation on such principles and
organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem
most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.
Summary (2 points)

Answer:

We see these truths to be self-evident, that all men have been created equal with rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. These rights are given by the government with the approval of the people. Whenever the government should overcome these restrictions, the people have also the right to destroy it and build a new government with new principles and powers, in a way that will insure safety and happiness.

Explanation:

Who was aurangzeb what measure did he take to improve government

What would be a disadvantage to using a globe rather than a map when le
A. A globe focuses on more than just the United States.
B.
A globe is less accurate in scale than a map.
OC.
A globe cannot show as many details as a map can.
OD.
A globe is very easy to damage accidentally.

Why did the Roman republic use separation of powers in government?
A so the Senate could be the most powerful branch
B. so no one branch would get too powerful
OC. so the magistrates could veto the assemblies
OD. so the plebeians could join the race of honors

Is this statement true or false.
As a result of being interned against their will, most Japanese Americans lost interest in life and did very little in the camps.
A.true
B. false

(25+ POINTS & BRAINLEST!) EASY! All of these presidents have one thing in common – except one. Who is the odd one out?

Pachacutec was a ruler of which empire? A. Aztec B. Olmec C. Inca D. Maya

How could the actions of the United States in the Spanish-American War be viewed as hypocritical?
A.
The United States declared its intention to end the slave trade dominated by Spain but then continued to permit slavery in its own territory.

B.
The United States expressed outrage over the imperialist policies of European powers but then sought to expand its own territory during the war.

C.
The United States sought to remove European influence from Latin America but then sold the Latin American territory it acquired to England.

D.
The United States entered the war in response to human rights violations by Spain but then committed far worse violations while occupying Cuba.

Women held a significant influence in the arts/literary achievements in Japan during this time.
A.
True
B.
False

How was the university of georgia established and why?
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Did the union want to maintain slavery

the second larget city state in rome was
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Many friends have asked me why, after all I went through, I did not hate Chairman Mao and the Cultural Revolution in those years. The answer is simple: We were all brainwashed. To us Chairman Mao was God. He controlled everything we read, everything we heard, and everything we learned in school. We believed everything he said. Naturally, we knew only good things about Chairman Mao and the Cultural Revolution. Anything bad had to be the fault of others. Mao was blameless.

—Red Scarf Girl,
Ji-li Jiang

What does this excerpt suggest about Ji-li’s perspective on Mao?

She later came to realize that Mao was only doing what was best for the country.
Her experiences later in life led her to view Mao’s policies in a negative light.
Her opinion of Mao grew more negative as she became brainwashed.
She still believes that Mao was blameless in any problems China faced.
Answer: She later came to realize that Mao was only doing what was best for the country

Hi can someone help me out. This is due by the end of the day.

please tell me an explanation to the answer​

describe how easter is celebrated​

In the years leading up to the Civil war, how were the North and South different economically?

Which principle was the focus of the US Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona (1966)?
freedom of expression
Ofree doga, of speech
self-in crimination
Oright to counsel

Which statement best completets the diagram showing the events of the First Crusade? (WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST)

A. Muslim armies crush invading European crusaders.
B. Richard the Lionhart's invasion is defeated
C. Salah ad-Din launches a Muslim invasion of European territory.
D. European knights and nobles refuse to attack the Holy Land.

Please hurry!

All of the following are accurate statements about the Bill of Rights EXCEPT
A.the Bill of Rights was not part of the original Constitution
B. the anti-federalists opposed adding a bill of rights to the Constitution
C. the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution as a compromise measure.
D. the Bill of Rights reflected a fear of a strong central government.​

Which option best compares the roles of Martin Luther and Henry Vlll in the Protestant Reformation

Would we be around without Christopher Columbus?

1
If the House and Senate do not accept each other's positions on a bill, which of the following is most likely proposed?

Question 1 (1 point)
George Washington was at a disadvantage because the Constitution did not provide
a
b
information about the Supreme Court.
a framework for the new government.
information about Congress.
details about how the President should govern.
A

Which of the following did not happen as a result of the arrival of 14 million immigrants in the United States between 1860 to 1900?

2. True or False. Joseph decided to name the baby Jesus after a family member.
true
false

why might West African merchants have viewed conversion to Islam as a trading advantage? (due in 2 hours) :)

Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition The numbers we use today

Explain how the fur trade affected people in the Pacific Northwest. What were the positive and negative effects for traders and American Indian tribes? Support your conclusions with reasons and evidence.

Write the sentence as an equation.

389 less than z is 352

help me, please someone I have other things to do like cores and my mom need to take me to the doctor due at 5 help and I still have homework in five other class


Resigning with a Conscience


When Mrs. Roosevelt heard that the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), a group in which

she was a member, refused the world-renowned opera singer Marian Anderson a concert at Constitution

Hall in Washington, D.C. because she was an African American, she sent a letter of resignation to

the DAR. This act brought racial discrimination to the national spotlight and assured the public that

segregation would not be a part of the Roosevelt administration.



Directions:

You are the president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution and have just

received Mrs. Roosevelt’s resignation letter. Mrs. Roosevelt is the most popular and controversial

woman alive today. What will you say to her? What can be said to a person who resigns over a

conflict with her conscience? Using the space below, write her a letter in response to her resignation.



After you complete your letter, read the actual letter written by Mrs. Henry M. Robert, Jr., the president

general of the DAR. Compare the letters; pointing out how you think her letter could have been more effective and repentant.



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According to the text, why did tobacco bag stringing
become a common practice? Check all that apply.
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries,
families throughout the tobacco-growing regions of
North Carolina and Virginia earned much-needed income
by sewing drawstrings into cotton tobacco bags. Long
forgotten today, tobacco bag stringing was a common
activity in many communities. Because the labor was not
physically demanding and could be done at home, the
work attracted many women, children, and others who
needed money to supplement their farm incomes, or who
could not find work in nearby factories and mills....
Many of the bag stringers received work through a "bag
agent," who was employed directly by the manufacturer.
The agent was often a local businessman or county
government official who was well known throughout the
community. Distributing tobacco bags became an
important responsibility when demand for work
outpaced the number of bags available.
It helped provide additional income.
It could be done in a worker's home.
It did not require heavy manual labor.
It could be done by anyone, even children
It offered direct contact between workers and
manufacturers