how long till corona ends i will be in a bunker under ground till then =)

The word central has the same root as the word center. Based on what you know about the word center, what does the word central mean?
I

helppllz ill give brainleist

HELPPPP ASAP ALL YOU NEED IS IN PIC BELOW

The passage below relates to the Declaration of Independence.

How does the passage reflect Enlightenment philosophy?

A. It claims people are entitled to certain rights.
B. It opposes a division between church and state.
C. It cancels the principles of English common law.
D. It resumes the concept of divine right monarchy.

Help! IM BEING TIMED!!!

How did the First Battle of Bull Run affect how the North viewed the Civil War?

The Union victory helped the North realize it would be a short war.
The Union victory helped the North realize it would be a long war.
The Union loss made the North realize it would be an easy victory.
The Union loss made the North realize it would not be an easy victory.

yAy ItS fRiDaY
ɨȶֆ ʄʀɨɖǟʏ

What were the four goals of presidential reconstruction?

Why were the Native Americans the ultimate losers in this war?

please help, im failing in this class

What was an agreement made by the Allies at the Potsdam Conference?

A. Stalin promised that the Soviet Union would declare war against

Japan.

B. Churchill promised that Great Britain would allow free elections in

France.

C. Truman promised that the United States would share atomic

technology with Great Britain.

O

D. Truman promised that the United States would support

Communist governments in Eastern Europe,

Why were there so few schools in the South?


People did not require education to run plantations.

Whites were afraid that their slaves would become educated.

There were plenty of private tutors available.

People were separated by great distances.

Which of the following contributed most to early people’s ability to produce food? a. hunting of wild herds c. the ability to make fire b. the end of the Ice Age d. metal tools

Please help me I will give you the brain thing with extra points if you help me please. 2/7
The Northwest Ordinance of 1789, which effectively created the Northwest Territory, banned slavery in this newly created territory of the United States. What was a major long-lasting effect of the Northwest Ordinance?


A.Established the Ohio River as the permanent boundary between free and slaves that lasted until the Civil War


B.US Supreme Court recognized the authority of the Northwest Ordinance to extend to all states as the states entered the Union


C.Prohibition of slavery within the territory and establishing the Ohio River as the border between free and slave states in the territory


D.Creation of slavery within the territory and establishing the Ohio River as the border between the free and slave states in the territory

plz help with answers need in 1 hour
Chapter 4

Starting at the same point, Tom and Juanita go biking in opposite directions. If Tom rides at a speed of 30 mph, and Juanita rides at a speed of 27 mph, how far apart will they be in 3 hours?
A.
181 miles
B.
111 miles
C.
171 miles
D.
57 miles

PLEASE HELP!!! ill give you brainly!

Joe Brown is a resident of Virginia. Where can he go to register to vote?

Please select four answers.


DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles)

By mail

Registrar's office

Local elementary school

Online

Civic Center

There are certain things we should do. These are not required by law. A free society works well when its people vote, volunteer, and pay attention to current events. What vocabulary word is this?

What were the advantages and disadvantages of Sparta’s military society?
In your two sentence response, include one advantage and one disadvantage

2.Why did the Trojans, for the first time in the war, feel confident enough to remain outside the city walls overnight?




3.Why does Agamemnon want to pack up and go home?




4.Who was able to change Agamemnon’s mind and how did he do it?

Citizens who elect leaders to make laws and govern on their behalf participate in which kind of government?
A.
authoritarian
B.
constitutional monarchy
C.
representative democracy
D.
totalitarian

What is a problem with the educational system in Paraguay?
lack of attendance
lack of students
lack of teachers
lack of schools

What federal agency was set up to keep tabs on railroad corruption?

In Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, he spoke of equality for all people. Do you think the dream has been realized? Respond with a “yes” or a “no” and give an example that supports your answer.

Throughout the history of the United States, conflicts have erupted between Native Americans and the U.S. government. The Plains Wars were one of the deadliest confrontations between the two groups.

The Plains Wars was a group of conflicts between Native Americans and the U.S. Army. These conflicts took place from the early 1850s to the late 1870s. The two sides were fighting over control of the Great Plains, the area that lies between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River.

In the early 1800s, American settlers mainly lived in the eastern areas of the country. But when gold was discovered in California, large numbers of settlers moved west. Many Native American tribes resented these travelling settlers. They worried that the settlers would threaten their resources, including animals, grass, and timber.

The Plains Wars occurred when American settlers began to migrate westward. The westward expansion was good for the growth and prosperity of the United States. However, many different Plains tribes were harmed by this expansion, and they fought back. The U.S. Army was used to protect settlers moving west. The Plains Wars focused on the travel routes that the settlers used. The army wanted to secure these routes from possible attacks by Native Americans.

The first major conflict broke out in Wyoming in 1854. It started with a dispute over a killed cow. The dispute broke out between American settlers and the Lakota tribe of Native Americans. A U.S. Army lieutenant set out to settle the conflict. He took with him 30 soldiers and two cannons. The army opened fire on the Lakota tribe. In response, the Lakota tribe killed the entire army of soldiers. This conflict set off many other conflicts across the Plains.

The next year, conflicts spread south. In 1856, Colonel Edwin Sumner led a group of U.S. Army soldiers into a battle with the Cheyenne in Kansas. When the army started fighting with swords, the Cheyenne—who had no experience dealing with these blades—fled the battle. This started a time of relative peace in this part of the Plains.

But battles between the U.S. Army and other Native American tribes continued in other parts of the Plains. In Texas, Minnesota, and North Dakota, there were violent confrontations between both sides. The U.S. Army and the Native American tribes both became more aggressive.

In 1864, the conflicts escalated into a full-scale war. In Colorado, an army colonel named John Chivington took matters into his own hands. He wanted a victory over the Native Americans. He launched a massive attack on a village called Sand Creek. The village was home to a Native American tribe, and the attack killed almost 200 people. The Sand Creek Massacre intensified the conflict, and led to the declaration of war. This war spread throughout the Plains in 1865.

These conflicts continued for many years. Finally, the Red River War and the Great Sioux War in 1875 brought an end to the major warfare in the Plains. After these battles, a few hundred Native Americans fled into Canada. The remaining Plains tribes agreed to move onto reservations.

The Plains Wars are controversial in American history. They involved a high number of casualties. They also involved cultural divisions and discrimination. As a result of the wars, Native Americans were moved onto reservations. All of these things have had devastating effects on Native Americans. These problems continue to this day.


what is a quote in here

What term describes America during the late 1800’s?

HURRYYY!!! brainliest to first one who answers correctly
When Rikki got to the house, Teddy and Teddy's mother (she still looked very white, for she had been fainting) and Teddy's father came out and almost cried over him; and that night he ate all that was given him till he could eat no more, and went to bed on Teddy's shoulder, where Teddy's mother saw him when she came to look late at night.


"He saved our lives and Teddy's life,” she said to her husband. "Just think, he saved all our lives!”


What role does Teddy’s mother play in the story?


She provides emotional reactions that move the plot forward.

She acts as a role model.

She is an antagonist to the human protagonist.

She provides a connection to Darzee’s wife.

HELP ASAP ALL YOU NEED IS PIC BELOW

What was the purpose of the slave codes?


to allow slaves to have more control over their lives

to provide rules for slave owners to follow

to free slaves after working a certain number of years

to restrict travel and communication among enslaved people

6 grade history which term does not fit with the other found in the box