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Answer: C. The act stated that the land could not be taken away for any reason.

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i think its C if it isnt im sorry

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Answer: He was the founder of Judaism.

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1) Economic injustices - the poor were paying most in taxes, yet were starving while first and second estate were using the tax for their own personal pleasures 2) Enlightened ideas - people started questioning the monarchs 3) English and American examples - English Glorious Rev and the American Rev. provided inspiration 4) Ineffective Government - people were denied basic rights under absolute monarchy and Louis XVI was a weak and indecisive leader

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I believe its Doctrine

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They felt like it would ultimately cause a divide in the country

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Answer: It's A

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Layer A is the geologic event, which layer is the oldest. Hence, option A is correct.

A clearly defined occurrence in which one or more geological processes alter geological entities. Some examples of geologic event are aves, Deserts, Earthquakes, Glaciers, Tsunamis and Volcanoes.

A clearly defined occurrence in which one or more geological processes alter geological entities.

Thus, option A is correct.

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Relocation diffusion

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This diffusion occurs when people move from their original location to another and bring their innovations with them.

The type of diffusion that supported the movement of plants and animals during the Columbian Exchange is Relocation diffusion. Thus the correct option is last.

When the people of the old world and new world traveled to the United States with the voyages after the Columbus trip they bring things like innovative ideas, food, and diseases as well mainly named Columbian Exchange.

This Columbian Exchange was considered a turning point for the United States as along with innovative idea exchange of diseases took place which remain untreated due to lack of knowledge and healthcare facilities and caused destruction at a mass level.

This is said to be Relocation diffusion as poele relocate from one place to another by bringing innovation, crops, and unique ideas. Therefore, the last option is appropriate.

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Answer:early 1600s

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B

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warrior

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Warrior

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By the end of the 12th century, samurai became almost entirely synonymous with bushi, and the word was closely associated with the middle and upper echelons of the warrior class. The samurai were usually associated with a clan and their lord, and were trained as officers in military tactics and grand strategy.

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One of the first reality TV shows ever made was Big Brother.

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Relatiy shows are good because they acoknglle relatiy of it. Better or worse.

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Cable networks are able to make the TV better as it provides the viewers with more choices and options of viewing their preferred shows.

A series of networks connected and transferred through cables for the purpose of broadcasting of television shows on a set of channels simultaneously.

The introduction of cable networks has made the televisions better, as the viewers have an option of the channels or shows they want to watch that are being broadcasted.

Hence, the significance of cable networks is aforementioned.

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In one of the inauguration's most talked about moments, poet Amanda Gorman is the youngest by far of the poets to ever read in a Inauguration. Presidents, invited poets to recite original works at both of his swearings-in, inaugural poetry is a relatively to see there words of America from another perspective. Poetry fits in to a Inaugural event showing a preview like in movies you have a preview of a new movie coming soon, But when a poet speaks they refer to not what's coming soon but what already happened in there own words, the nation's words.

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A poem read at a presidential inauguration is known as an inaugural poem. Elections give regular chances for countries and communities in the United States (US) and elsewhere to reflect on their past.

The reasons behind why a poetic inauguration is a dream-catcher in presidential stages:

However, when a poet talks, they relate to what has already occurred in their own words, the nation's language.

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Try searching up old informercials from the 90's they are great for this type of project

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The solution is 95% percent.

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If the typical number of minutes is 21 and the percent is between 17 and 25, you'd need to find the value of 17 and 25 minus 21, divided by the deviation (2)

We start with: 17 - 21 / 2 = 2.28

Then we go to: 21 - 25 / 2 = 7.72

7.72 - 2.28 = 5.44

100% - 5.44% = 94.58

94.58 averages out to 95%

Therefore, your solution is 95%

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when every they want so the new government

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In November 1835, a provisional government known as the Consultation was established to oppose the Santa Anna regime (but stopped short of declaring independence from Mexico). On March 1, 1836 the Convention of 1836 came to order, and the next day declared independence from Mexico, establishing the Republic of Texas.

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Answer: We will raise this wounded world into a wondrous one

Explanation: Politics doesn't have to be a raging fire, destroying everything in its path. Every disagreement doesn't have to be a cause for total war. And we must reject the culture in which facts themselves are manipulated, and even manufactured.

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“Don't tell me what you value, show me your budget, and I'll tell you what you value.”

“So I try to be mindful, at all times, of what a difference a small human gesture can make to people in need. What does it really cost to take a moment to look someone in the eye, to give him a hug, to let her know, I get it. You’re not alone?”

“The time will come when [his] memory will bring a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eyes.”

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Following the French Revolution, when the nation's lower classes overthrew the longstanding Bourbon monarchy, the country established its First Republic in 1792. The new Republic was shortly afterwards overthrown by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799, whose imperial government would fall in 1815.

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Answer:Following the French Revolution, when the nation's lower classes overthrew the longstanding Bourbon monarchy, the country established its First Republic in 1792. The new Republic was shortly afterwards overthrown by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799, whose imperial government would fall in 1815

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The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.

The natural feature that Abraham followed on the first part of the long journey to Canaan was a river in the Middle East region: the Euphrates River.

Abraham followed the bank of the Euphrates River on his way to Canaan.

Let's remember that Abraham lived in a Mesopotamian city called Ur. From Ur, he followed the river upstream. The distance? About 600 miles.  He got to Haran which was located at the north of the River. From Haran, he traveled long until he reached Shechem.

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Uh I can't see the essay but its proabably A cause the title talkes about the importance of health

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1. Deities

2. Egyptologists

3. Frontality

4. Macehead

5. Palettes

6. Stylized

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1. Deities: gods. These are non-living things or abstract objects that are being worshipped by some Egyptians.

2. Egyptologists: scientists who study the history of ancient Egypt.

3. Frontality: facing forward. This refers to the quality of an object which relates to being frontal.

4. Macehead: scientists who study the history of ancient Egypt polished spherical or solid oval stone with a cylindrical hollow right through for mounting the stone on a stick or shaft palettes: decorated flat pieces of stone or metal with a surface for cosmetics.

5. Palettes: decorated flat pieces of stone or metal with a surface for cosmetics.

6. Stylized: using artistic forms and conventions to create effects, not natural or spontaneous.

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Most Presidents use their Inaugural address to present their vision of America and to set forth their goals for the nation.

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A brief history of the US presidential inauguration and its goal of National Guard members walk in front of the U.S. Capitol after the House  fact that the outgoing president, for the first time in 152 years, won't attend the can be a really important way.

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In this my latest blog on the history of Irish America, I go back again to the 19th century and to the life of the Irish-born editor and political commentator, Edwin Lawrence Godkin. Now a forgotten figure, in his heyday between the 1860s and 1890s he was influential and well-connected, numbering the writer Henry James among his many prominent American friends and associates.

During the British General Election of 2017, a leading politician caused a brief media stir (and a dash to consult reference books on 19tth century American history) by dismissing an opponent as a 'mutton-headed old Mugwump'. Could he, perhaps, have been thinking of the prominent Irish Mugwump, Edwin Lawrence Godkin?

It was some years ago while I was researching an article on Irish-born journalist, William Howard Russell's newspaper reports from the Crimean War (‘Men at War: 19th century Irish war correspondents from the Crimea to China' in History Ireland Vol. 15, No. 2, March/April 2007) that I came across E. L. Godkin, who was born in Moyne, Co. Wicklow in 1831 and studied at Queens University, Belfast. He was the son of a Congregationalist Minister who was dismissed from his post on account of his support for the repeal of the Act of Union and his association with the Young Ireland movement of the 1840s. Rev. James Godkin was a significant figure in his own right, who advocated agrarian and church reform, two hotly contested political issues in 19th century Ireland. During his career as a journalist, he became editor of the Dublin Daily Express and Irish correspondent of the London Times.

Edwin Godkin evidently inherited his father's literary bent. He was still in his 20s when he published a sympathetic and well-regarded history of Hungary in which he eloquently described the influential conservative Austrian statesman, Prince Metternich, as 'one of the ablest high priests that ever ministered at the altar of absolutism."

Godkin made a name for himself reporting on the Crimean War for the London Daily News. His reports from the battlefront contain more gore than glory. Here's how vividly he described the aftermath of the fighting at Eupatoria in February 1855.

"Men lay on every side gashed and torn by those frightful wounds which round-shot invariably inflict. Here a gory trunk, looking as if the head had

been wrenched from the shoulders by the hand of a giant …another cut in

two as if by a knife and his body doubled up like a strip of brown paper."

After his return from the Crimea, Godkin worked in Belfast for the liberal newspaper, the Northern Whig and then left for the United States in 1856. In the period before the Civil War, he paid a visit to the American South which he viewed unsympathetically. On the issue of slavery, although he had little feeling for its victims, he was unequivocal. It was, he said, a "foul and monstrous" wrong.

At the end of the Civil War, Godkin turned his hand to the newspaper business and became the co-founder and editor of The Nation (whose title recalls the Young Ireland movement's journal that Godkin would have remembered from his youth), a weekly publication based in New York which has been described as "the most influential liberal weekly" during America's gilded age. Godkin edited the Nation until 1881 when it merged with the New York Evening Post which he went on to edit from 1883 until 1899 when he retired from journalism.

During his years in journalism, Godkin was a combative, controversial figure much given to polemical forays. Although the Nation's original backers were individuals with radical views, Godkin and the paper he edited took an increasingly conservative stance. The paper's motto was: 'to govern well, govern little.' He argued that Government "must let trade, and commerce, and manufacturers, and steamboats, and railroads, and telegraphs alone". Government's job as he saw it was simply to maintain order and administer justice. As an influential editor, he campaigned for low tariffs, a hard currency, civil service reform, independence in politics and international peace while battling against his prime political phobias: imperialism, profligate spending and corruption in government.

Godkin's most influential phase was as a proponent of the Mugwump movement, whose star shone briefly during the closing decades of the 19th century, but failed to make a lasting impact on the US party system. The Mugwumps were a group of high-minded, middle class, reformist Republicans who were appalled by the machine politics and the graft that flourished in American cities in the latter part of the 19th century.

The Mugwumps made their most significant contribution to American politics when they turned their backs on the Republican candidate, James G. Blaine, and helped Grover Cleveland become the 22nd President of the United States in 1884. Cleveland was the first Democrat to be elected President since James Buchanan (1857-1861).

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   Godkin viewed the blacks who were placed in charge of the government in the south as ignorant and inexperienced.

E.L. Godkin described the blacks as ignorant and that they lacked experience.

  He also said that the blacks broke their oaths of allegiance to the United States, and that the  whites in Southern states  would have done the same thing if they had got the chance of doing it by finding themselves in the elevated office.

  This was against the custom of the Southern States, to put their ablest men, who had the highest social standing and character in office.

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D 5 may be right answer in this question

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Btook the text in edg 2021

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