Answer: "What was the English Bill of Rights, what rights did it provide, and why was it important to the colonists? ... It was the right to petition the King and the right to trial by jury. The colonists wanted to choose people to make their laws and to form colonial assemblies."
Explanation:
LGBTQ people are often clustered in ________. Why do you think this? Can you please help me I am stuck :(
Answer:
groups or stereotypes
Explanation:
Many people attribute negative stereotypes to members of the LGBTQ+ community due to their sexuality, gender identity, or simply because of the way they express themselves.
Number 2 on the map represents which of these currents?
Answer:
in order to answer your question I need to see the map
In your own words define: State of Nature
Answer:
The state of nature, in moral and political philosophy, religion, social contract theories and international law, is the hypothetical life of people before societies came into existence..
He was the first European to set foot in Texas.
Explanation:
The Spanish conquistador Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca is shipwrecked on a low sandy island off the coast of Texas.
the virginia house of burgesses was the first?
1 Read the conclusion below.
As the Sumerian civilization grew, long-distance trade expanded.
Which sentence from the article provides the BEST support to the statement
above?
Answer:
C. They were able to import timber from Lebanon and luxury goods, such as the gemstone lapis lazuli from the Indus River Valley.
Explanation:
Why is there so much trade among the United States, Mexico, and Canada? A. They produce most of the crops available globally. B. They have policies to trade exclusively with each other. C. Goods in one country are not available in the others. D. Favorable treaties keep the costs low.
Answer:
Favorable treaties keep the costs low.
Explanation:
Why did the members of the Third Estate rise up against the government? Question 1 options: They were angry that they could not elect Napoleon Bonaparte as the new monarch of France. They believed the political, economic, and social systems of France were unfair. They did not believe in democracy and wanted to remain under the rule of a king.
Answer:
They believed the political, economic, and social systems of France were unfair.
Explanation:
SO after reading i was still confused but i looked one more time and this is where i got my correct answer from:
In 1789, members of the French social class known as the "Third Estate" (peasants, merchants, and artisans) rose up against what they believed to be the unfair political, economic, and social system. This uprising is known as The French Revolution.
They believed the political, economic, and social systems of France were unfair is the members of the Third Estate rise up against the government. Hence, option B is correct.
What is meant by social systems?The social structure, which consists of a systematic set of connections between individuals, social groupings, and institutions to create a unified whole.
A person can belong to multiple social systems at once, including nuclear families, communities, cities, nations, college campuses, businesses, and industries.
Social systems are self-referential and rely on meaningful communication. They use communication to create and link the events activities that make up the systems. In this sense, they are "autopoietic" systems.
Thus, option B is correct.
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1- What is the narrator’s name?
A. Sir Topas
B. The narrator’s name is not given
C. Geoffrey Chaucer
D. Sir Gawain
2- What is the prize for the best tale?
A. Forgiveness from the Pardoner.
B. The cost of the trip paid for.
C. Bragging rights
D. A meal paid for by the other pilgrims.
3- Who would determine the best tale in the contest?
A. The pardoner
B. The group will vote
C. The host
D. The narrator
4- How is it determined that the night hotel the first take?
A. The pardoner asks the night go first
B. The host asks the night to go first
C. Pilgrim straw straws
D. The knight volunteers
Answer = First set of D.
Which of the timelines above BEST summarizes China's economic changes?
a. timeline A
b. timeline B
c. timeline C
d. timeline D
Answer:
b i think.
Explanation:
What opportunities exist for someone with my skill set?
Can someone please help me ? What are the opportunities?
Answer:
depends what youre skill set then i will answer
Explanation:
this group was seen as the "Middlemen" between the spanish and other native American groups
explain how the American Civil War was the first modern industrial war. How did advancements in technology weapons and or medicine all helped to contribute to make the Civil War a modern industrial war?
PLS HELP ITS 50 points omg
Answer:
Before the Civil War, infantry soldiers typically carried muskets that held just one bullet at a time. The range of these muskets was about 250 yards. However, a soldier trying to aim and shoot with any accuracy would have to stand much closer to his target, since the weapon’s “effective range” was only about 80 yards. Therefore, armies typically fought battles at a relatively close
The Necessary and Proper Clause in Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution gives Congress _________
powers.
1) implied
2) expressed
3) ex post facto
Answer:
Implied
Explanation:
Did it on Ed
Answer:
1. implied
Explanation:
I just took the quiz on edg. and it was correct :)
Describe life in a typical mission settlement in Texas. What were some of the most common jobs and what did the
settlers do for fun?
Answer:
While the central and southern regions of the hemisphere produced wealth and glory, the northern regions held only disappointment and failure. The first Spanish contact with Texas probably came in 1518, when Juan de Grijalva explored the Gulf coast for the Spanish government. Two years later Texas was visited by Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda, also exploring by ship along the coast. Whether anyone from either of these expeditions actually came ashore is unknown. In 1528, however, Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca and several other survivors of the shipwrecked expedition of Panfilo de Navarez landed their crudely constructed rafts somewhere on the upper Texas coast. Most scholars believe that the place de Vaca called La Isla de Malhado, or Misfortune Island, in his journal was what we call Galveston Island.
The term "misfortune island" is understandable. While de Vaca and other crewmen, including a Moorish black named Esteban, survived, they were quickly enslaved by native Indians. These were probably the fierce Karankawas. De Vaca slowly gained acceptance as a shaman or medicine man, practicing what scant medical knowledge he possessed as a European commoner. After several years, the small group of Spaniards finally managed to escape, wandering across the interior of the land in search of other Spaniards. Their long journey carried them through Central Texas, the Big Bend, Chihuahua, and Sonora. They eventually stumbled into a Spanish outpost on the Gulf of California fascinating their countrymen with rumors of Seven Cities of Cibola, cities of Indians laden with gold and silver. These unsubstantiated rumors, which de Vaca repeated in reports to the Viceroy and King, convinced the Spanish to mount a full-fledged search.
In 1540 a large, privately-financed expedition led by Francisco Vasquez de Coronado set out for the northern hinterlands. For the next two years Coronado searched across much of the continent of North American for Cibola. The Spaniards found the Grand Canyon, Palo Duro Canyon in the Texas Panhandle, and the Great Plains. The expedition was totally unprepared for the flatness, the monotony, the aridity, and the vast emptiness of the Plains. While the expedition would explore much of the continent, it never found what it was looking for - gold and silver. Coronado made the following observation in his report to the King following the expedition.
because it explains the story of the challenge of the mission
Explanation:
What effects did America undertake when the president removed America from the Paris Agreement?
By withdrawing from the Paris accord, the United States—the second-largest global emitter—could undercut collective efforts to reduce emissions, the transition to renewable energy sources, and lock in future climate measures. In short, the US pulling out of the Paris Climate Accord could cause a health emergency in the United States if nothing is done. The political impact is devastating. ... They urged all their allies to speed up efforts to combat climate change and said they would do more to help developing countries adapt.
Which of the following statements about Brazil’s culture and population is false? A. Soccer is a popular sport in Brazilian culture. B. Most Brazilians speak Spanish as their first language. C. Carnival is an important holdiay in Rio de Janeiro. D. The majority of the country’s population lives along the coast. Please select the best answer from the choices provided. A B C D
Answer: B.
Most Brazilians speak Spanish as their first language.
Explanation: I took the test
Answer:
its b
Explanation:
1. According to the Iroquois Constitution, how was ownership of land determined?
can i get a reason why the spanish explorers wanted to spread christianity?
A missionary, Pedro de Gante, wanted to spread the Christian faith to his native brothers and sisters. During this time, the mentality of the Spanish people proscribed empowering the indigenous people with knowledge, because they believed that would motivate them to retaliate against the Spanish rulers.
Answer:
They wanted to spread Christianity because they wanted to colonize the old world by spreading third beliefs which were God, gold, and glory.
On a diagram like the one below, write the functions of government.
Answer:
Provide for the public good
Provide Services
Resolve Conflict
Maintain Order
Ensure National Security
Explanation:
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Why did the colonist feel the articles of confederation were necessary even though the Declaration of Independence was already written?
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The Declaration of Independence mainly set up rights and declared the US a free nation. However, it did not explain how the government and country would be set up, and without a structured government it would be chaos, which is why the colonists wanted the articles, which set up a government for the newly formed country.
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How does amendment number two
, three,four ,five ,six,seven eight affect Americans?
Answer:
They tell you the rights you have and why you have them so that you know what you are entitled to.
the arrangement that some plantation owners entered in order to maintain their productivity
Answer:
They would enter a rental agreement on their property
Explanation:
According to John Lockes theory of government a social contract
Answer:
This might not be your answer, but I hope it helps: John Locke's version of social contract theory is striking in saying that the only right people give up in order to enter into civil society and its benefits is the right to punish other people for violating rights. No other rights are given up, only the right to be a vigilante
Explanation:
In the time of the Mughal Empire in
India, which of the following religions
did Sikhism share beliefs with?
A. Islam and Buddhism
B. Hinduism and Christianity
C. Islam and Hinduism
D. Buddhism and Christianity
Answer: I believe it's C <3 ^_^
Explanation:
Answer: C 100% I got it right
Explain One way in which the behavior of the Sufis demonstrates a difference within the practice of Islam in he period c. 1200–c. 1450
Answer:
The search for mysticism and the supernatural of God was a change in the behavior of the Sufis who showed the difference in the practice of Islam in period c. 1200 – c. 1450.
Explanation:
Within this period, the Sufis, through Islam, believed that God was present in all the actions they performed and that is why they always tried to do good and progress, thus guaranteeing that God would be present in their lives. However, this presence was something physical and not spiritual. This changed with the passing of the years, when Sufis began to search for the supernatural of God in a spiritual way, they wanted to have a direct experience with God that happened from the inside to the outside of their bodies and not from the outside in, as before. In this change the Sufis began to detach themselves from material things and experiences limited to the physical world.
What do you think this means for the way that we view countries? How does our
view of the size of America or Canada or Germany impact how we view these
nations? How does the fact that Argentina, Brazil and Africa appear smaller
impact our view on those nations?
Your answer
Answer:
In many advanced economies, the ubiquity of the internet is now a given. It permeates commerce, social interactions, politics, culture and daily life. But this is not the case in all parts of the world. And while internet access continues to grow in poorer nations, there is still a long way to go before the world is completely wired.
Internet access rates vary by country and region
Across the 40 diverse countries surveyed in 2015, a median of 67% say that they either use the internet occasionally or own a smartphone (these respondents are automatically classified as internet users). The highest rates of access are in South Korea (94%), Australia (93%) and Canada (90%), but rates of over 80% also occur in the U.S., UK, Spain, Israel and Germany.
Many large emerging economies have at least 60% of their population using the internet, including 72% in Russia and Turkey, 68% in Malaysia, 65% in China and 60% in Brazil.
Overall, internet rates are lower in poorer countries, concentrated mostly in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia, including 39% in Nigeria, 30% in Indonesia and 22% in India.
The lowest access rates are found in some of the poorest countries surveyed, such as Burkina Faso (18%), Pakistan (15%), Uganda (11%) and Ethiopia (8%).
Internet users predominate across regions, except in AfricaRegionally, more people have access to the internet in North America and Europe compared with other parts of the world. Still, many people in the Middle East have internet access, including 86% in Israel, 72% in the Palestinian territories and 67% in Jordan.
In Latin America, a median of 64% have access to the internet, with the highest rates in Chile (78%) and Argentina (71%) and the lowest rates in Mexico (54%) and Peru (52%).
Asian-Pacific nations are quite varied in their internet access rates. As a result of the wide range of national incomes, the region includes the most wired nations in the survey (South Korea and Australia) along with some of the least wired (India and Pakistan).
Many of the least economically developed nations surveyed are in sub-Sa
Explanation:
Why was Pope Leo III's crowning of Charlemagne significant?
It established the Church as a political force.
It proved that the Church could make political decisions
It indicated that the pope had more power than monarchs
It showed that the pope was ruling the Holy Roman Empire
Answer:
It established the Church as a political force.
Explanation:
The crowning of Charlemagne by Pope Leo III gave a lot of political power to the Catholic Church.
It established the Pope as the legitimate authority who would crown the Holy Roman Emperors. The Pope also obtained a geographical region under his direct control: the Papal States, which were given by Charlemagne to the Pope in exchange for his crowning.
Answer:
It established the Church as a political force.
Explanation:
How did slave trading effect the wealth of individuals in Africa and the Americas??
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What was the Great Awakening? (5 points)
O An intellectual movement
O A movement focused on mathematics
O A religious revival movement
O An artistic movement
Answer:
A religious revival movement
