Write a summary of chapter 9 including the central idea
statement and details above.

Answer:

what is the chapter and chapter of what book?

Explanation:

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Which person worked to reform social conditions in cities like Chicago
in the late 1800s?

which of the organizations in this video was formed as world war two came to an end

What does root mean and What is the synonym of it??​

But the park is three hours away from the school and we'll have to be back by 3:00 for the busses is it declarative or interrogative sentence​

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1)
The 3/5th Compromise of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 provided what?

a
The votes of 3/5th of the southern states would be needed to pass any federal legislation affecting slavery.
b
The votes of three free men were equal to those of five states.
c
Every 5 slaves counted as 3 free people.
d
The votes of 3/5 of the southern states would be needed to pass any legislation affecting representation or taxation.

2)
Which statement would have been made by a Federalist during the debate over ratification of the U.S. Constitution?

a
The Constitution gave too many rights to the states.
b
The Constitution only represents the interest of the poor.
c
The Constitution should guarantee individual rights.
d
The U.S. Constitution was perfect as written.

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Can you please give me 3 Canadian civic role models?

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What does direct Democracy mean?

I NEED THIS BY TOMORROW PLS HALP LOL1.Which of the following is NOT a geographical advantage of the Roman Empire in Italy?
It’s large deserts discouraged invading armies.
The Alps made it extremely difficult for armies to invade from the north
The Apennines mountains made moving across Italy very difficult for foreign armies.
It's latitude gives the peninsula a temperate climate
2.The Punic Wars were a series of how many wars between Rome and Carthage over a period of 100 years?
3
2
6
4
3.Roman women were allowed to marry any person they chose.
False
True
4.Which of the following is NOT true about meals in Roman society?
The wealthy reclined on couches as they ate.
The poor did not eat much meat.
Romans typically ate 3 meals each day.
Meals were private times for families.
5.Gladiators were highly valued citizens of Rome and rarely were injured during battle.
False
True
6.Citizens of the Roman Republic were expected to vote, hold office and pay taxes.
False
True
7.How many branches was the Roman government divided into?
5
2
4
3
8.Which of the following is NOT true about Julius Caesar?
The common people of Rome loved him.
He was a military hero.
The quality of life under Caesar deteriorated for most citizens.
He was a dictator that stole power away from the Senate.
9.Who was the first Roman emperor?
Rome never had an emperor.
Julius Caesar
Mark Antony
Caesar Augustus

“Revolutions have been rare but momentous occurrences in modern world history. . . . They have given birth to nations whose power markedly surpassed their own prerevolutionary pasts. . . . Nor have revolutions had only national significance. In some cases, revolutions have given rise to models and ideals of enormous international impact and appeal. . . . [Major] revolutions affect not only those abroad who would like to imitate them. They also affect those in other countries who oppose revolutionary ideals but are compelled to respond to the challenges or threats posed by the enhanced national power that has been generated [by those revolutions]. . . . [Political] upheavals and socioeconomic changes have happened in every country. But . . . revolutions deserve special attention, not only because of their extraordinary significance for the histories of nations and the world but also because of their distinctive pattern of [social and political] change. Revolutions are rapid, basic transformations of a society’s state and class structures; and they are accompanied and, in part, carried through by class-based revolts from below.” Source: Theda Skocpol, United States political scientist, States and Social Revolutions, book published in 1979 a) Describe ONE argument that the author makes about revolutions in the first paragraph.

What is an effect of government instability in Africa?

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Who made this statement?
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Tubman
Phillis Wheatley

A secular government seeks to separate its decisions and policies from __________ influences.

What were the effects of Jim Crow laws in Georgia? Check all that apply. Communities became racially integrated. African Americans’ voting rights were restricted. African Americans had better access to housing. African Americans were unable to get certain jobs. Black children and white children went to separate schools. Restaurants and other public places were segregated.

Imagine that Eddie’s mother had been consistently affectionate and that Eddie’s dad had been more emotionally open to softer feelings. Think of three ways that could change Eddie’s high school experience.

How many white Southerners defended slavery?

PLZ HELP ME!!!
Consider one of the following questions, and write about it:
a. How should the courts balance the rights of the criminal against the rights
of society and the victim when trying to ensure fair treatment for all?
b. Should prison inmates be offered the opportunity to earn high school or
college degrees, receive job training, and prepare for a future, productive
life outside of prison?
c. What is your view of prison? What is its purpose?
d. What are your ideas about how more money could be generated to pay for
educational and rehabilitation programs in prisons?

Many people are worried about the growing rate at which forests are being cut down and cleared. Using the information you now know about photosynthesis, why do you think they might be so concerned?

Why did the Israelites return to Judah in 538 BCE?

O The Israelites rebelled and defeated the Babylonians. The Persians conquered Babylon and let the Israelites return home. The Romans conquered Persia and let the Israelites return home. The Babylonians allowed the Israelites to return to Judah.​

what was one cause of industrialization in japan?

which natural resource is found through out western europe but is least likely to be found in austria and switzerland .
A.uranium
B.wild forests
C.fertile farmland
D. oil and natural gas

Which was a result of the Enlightenment?
A. People decided that formal education was no longer necessary.
B. People hoped to find a less complex way of life.
C. People wanted to end democratic governments.
O D. People looked to science to improve life.

Read the excerpt from "A Poison Tree."

And I sunned it with smiles
And with soft deceitful wiles.

And it grew both day and night,
Till it bore an apple bright,

Which line of the excerpt contains a biblical allusion?


"Till it bore an apple bright,"

"And with soft deceitful wiles."

"And it grew both day and night,"

"And I sunned it with smiles"

What did Judge Taney say about Dred Scott and how did it relate to the lawsuit?
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Medieval knights followed rules called the code of______

A. The king
B. Servitude
C. chivalry
D. The brave knight

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what led directly to the creation of a Jewish state?

At which point is the balls kinetic energy transformed into gravitational potential energy?

Evaluate which of the following was the greatest significance of the War of 1812 on the American economy?
A. Americas economy improved greatly because Congress printed money for the war effort
B. American farmers began planting more cotton to replace worn uniforms of U.S. soldiers
C. The war resulted in America winning sole fishing rights off the coast of the New England states
D. More factories were created because we were no longer able to purchase goods from Britain