Answer:
So you have to make an advertisement yourself with these steps mentioned below:
Explanation:
They are saying that some advertisements state opinions while others make exaggerated claims. So, for this activity they are asking you to create an advertisement based on REAL facts only! And that you should make sure your research is strong and Is well supported (by giving facts and evidence to back up your claims). Also that you should conduct further research if needed on the civilization chosen (whichever you may have chosen). Form AT LEAST three arguements that support the civilization you chose as the "best". Make sure that you also use/provide two sources AT THE LEAST to support your arguement (on the civilization).
I hope this helps!
I can't just do the advertisement for you, as you should also learn, and, as well, as the fact I am a student myself and have other stuff to do.
Either way I hope this helps you!
What was the economic impact of Reconstruction on freedmen in South Carolina?
Answer:
During Reconstruction, many small white farmers, thrown into poverty by the war, entered into cotton production, a major change from prewar days when they concentrated on growing food for their own families. ... Sharecropping dominated the cotton and tobacco South, while wage labor was the rule on sugar plantations.
Explanation:
Answer:
You didn't include the answer choices, but the answer is, "Many freedmen in South Carolina turned to sharecropping after the war, which often led these individuals into an endless cycle of debt."
This is correct.
Who is considered the father of the coal industry in Oklahoma? John Adamson James J. McAlester Owners of the Union Pacific Railroad Jay Gould
Answer:
B. James J. McAlester.
Explanation:
The one person who is attributed to the development of the coal industry in Oklahoma is James J. McAlester. James married a Choctaw to gain access in the tribe to exploit them commercially. He was the first person to find a commercial market in Oklahoma though coal was present in the territory for many decades.
Therefore, the correct answer is option B.
That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it
—Declaration of Independence
What was the purpose of this quote in the Declaration of Independence?
Answer: To show that the people have the right to abolish, or destroy, the current form of government if it violates the unalienable rights of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness of the people.
Answer:
When a government hurts people, the people have the right to a new government.
Explanation:
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What concept best relate to John Locke?
Answer:
natural rights
social contract
representative government
Explanation:
(25+ POINTS & BRAINLEST!) EASY! All of these presidents have one thing in common – except one. Who is the odd one out?
Answer:
D wore a top hat
Explanation:
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I’m suing the government for violating my rights. My case involves this type of law?
how eager were the recently freed slaves to pursue an education?
Answer:
Extremly eager.
Explanation:
Because they were deprived of oppurtinity to learn and progress for so long. They also understood the value education held in their progression to become apart of a soceity that did not want them apart of it.
What was the first European colony called in West Africa that was established by Portuguese in 1482?
A: silver haired trade colony
B: Gold Coast
C: leopard skin coast
D: Slave coast
Answer:
The answer is Gold coast
What factor that contributed to US imperialism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries does this quotation illustrate?
A.
a belief in the cultural superiority of the United States
B.
a fear of potential aggression by the Spanish Empire
C.
a commitment to containing the spread of communism
D.
a desire to open new markets for American businesses
Answer:
a a belief in the cultural superiority of the United States
Explanation:
in the 19th and the early 20th century most Americans believed in
Manifest destiny which is basically saying that they where given all the land by god of course this is not true
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Which of these describes how children were treated differently from slaves in the Roman Republic? (4 points)
a
Children could own property, but a slave's goods belonged to his master.
b
Children ate three meals per day, but slaves ate one meal per day.
c
Free children were allowed to vote, but adult slaves could not.
d
Male children could go to school, but male slaves could not.
Answer:
D
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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What political ideology proposed by Karl Marx believed in the factors of production being owned by the public and operated for the welfare of all by the government and ultimately bring an end to
poverty and bring equality to all?
Fascism
Darwinism
Capitalism
Socialism
Answer:
Explanation:socialism
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ATLANTIC
OCEAN
EUROPE
ASIA: Ancient China
3950-1500 BCE
Ancient
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
3500-1650 BCE
2500-1700 BCE
Tigris
Indus River
River
Euphrates
River
Nile
River
India
Arabia
Huang He River
China
PACIE
OCEA
AFRICA
INDIAN
OCEAN
Ancient Egypt
3000-2000 BCE
Source: Charles F. Gritzner, Exploring Our World, Past and Present, D. C. Heath and Company (adapt
:
., what
geographic feature did the early
civilizations settle near?
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Answer:
All of these early civilizations settled near the river valleys as they provided fertile soil for them.
Explanation:
As we can see from the map Mesopotamia developed in the river valleys of Tigris and Euphrates, while Egypt was settled in the river valley of Nile.
China developed in the river valley of Huang He river, while India developed in the river valley of Indus river.
Of course, the fertile soil allowed them to develop agriculture and provide them food.
what did Neolin recommend Indians do to preserve their independence in the face of British encroachment?
Answer:
Urged Native Americans to reject European influences and to revive tribal traditions that had waned in the generations since colonization.
Explanation:
Neolin wanted Indians to reject European life like alcohol, and clothes. He wanted Indians to go back to how they were before they met Europeans and resume their identity as Indians. He wanted the Indians to get rid of all the invaders from their land. He said Indians should considered themselves as individuals and not as part of a tribe.
Classic civilizations developed ____,where is early river valley civilizations did not
Answer: vast empires
Explanation:
We should note that the classic civilizations led to the development of vast empires whereas those of early river valley civilizations did not.
This is because the society we have today and the vast empires were due to the civilization that had taken place in the past. The modern life that we are enjoying today is actually a product of the early civilization in the past.
Pachacutec was a ruler of which empire? A. Aztec B. Olmec C. Inca D. Maya
C. is the answer
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Answer:
Inca
Explanation:
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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
Answer:
A, B, C, and D
Explanation:
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.
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Answer:
A B C D
Explanation:
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Free public education is supported by:
A. Donations
B. Federal Government
C. Taxes
Answer:
I believe the answer is B) Federal Government
Explanation:
List 3 rights the English Bill of rights guarantees -
A.
B.
C.
4. In 1906, Upton Sinclair's book named featured appalling descriptions of
conditions in meatpacking industry in Chicago.
A. The Jungle
B. The Muckrakers
C. The Progressives
D. Yellow Journalism
the answer is The Jungle
Name 3 things that Anne Frank does to annoy people.
Answer:
1. nothing 2. nothing 3. nothing
Explanation:
Answer:
I wouldn't say ANNOY people but if this a genuine question then:
Explanation:
Her religion
The fact that she named her diary kitty?
Sorry it's the only thing I can think of but she loved writing and dreamed of becoming a famous writer one day. She named her diary, Kitty. Anne would write about everyday events in her diary; things that probably didn't seem that important at the time, but that have helped us form a picture of what life was like during this incredibly difficult time in history.
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George Washington would most likely agree with which of the following statements?
OA) Laws and governmental procedures should be dictated by individual states.
B) The establishment of a strong central government would promote unity among the colonies
C) A single leader should be appointed to rule over the colonies.
D) Citizens should be able to live without any form of governmental supervision.
Answer:
b) The establishment of a strong central government would promote unity among the colonies
This unofficial term limit would last until 1940, when Franklin Delano Roosevelt would run for a third term. He won and won again 4 years later. In 1951, the 22nd Amendment was passed, officially limiting a person to serving two terms as President. Also, remember that Washington originated the precedent of the president being addressed as "Mr. President."
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Which of the following were utilized in Romanesque architecture
A.Arches
B.Vaults
C.Towers
D.all of the above
Answer:
The answer is all the above if I am sure I kinda remember doing this
Explanation:
Answer:
d
Explanation:
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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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Which regions had major areas of copper mining?
Answer:
Chile – 5.6 million tonnes. ...
Chile – 5.6 million tonnes. ...Peru – 2.4 million tonnes. ...
Chile – 5.6 million tonnes. ...Peru – 2.4 million tonnes. ...China – 1.6 million tonnes. ...
DRC – 1.3 million tonnes. ...
DRC – 1.3 million tonnes. ...USA – 1.3 million tonnes
Answer:
Copper mining in the United States has been a major industry since the rise of the northern Michigan copper district in the 1840s. In 2017 the United States produced 1.27 million metric tonnes of copper, worth $8 billion, making it the world's fourth largest copper producer, after Chile, China, and Peru
Why did Thetis and Peleus refuse to invite Eris to their wedding?
A.
because she herself wanted to marry Peleus
B.
because she was jealous of Thetis' beauty
OC.
because she was the goddess of discord and would spoil the wedding
D.
because she did not want to attend the wedding
Which country owns most of the large and important industries within it's borders?
A. Germany
B. Russia
C. United kingdom
D. None of these
Answer:
a or c
Explanation:
Currently, Russia's competitive industries include those of oil and gas, mining, processing precious stones and metals, aircraft manufacturing, aerospace production. Hence Option B is correct.
What are industries in Russia ?manufacturing of weapons and military equipment, electric engineering, pulp and paper production, automotive industry, transportation, manufacturing of road and agricultural machinery, and manufacturing of light and food products.
Russia's top industry, machine building, is largely centered in Moscow, St. Petersburg, the Urals, the Volga area, and Western Siberia. It provides machinery and equipment to all other industries.
The development of the Russian chemical sector is crucial for the nation's economy. The chemical industry offers basic chemistry and chemistry of organic synthesis, as well as the mining of chemical raw materials (apatites and phosphorites, common and potassium salts, sulfur, and various other products).
Fuel and energy complex provides electricity and fuel to all sectors of the economy and guarantees its growth. Currently, Russia's principal export is made up of items related to the fuel and energy industries.
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How was the university of georgia established and why?
