Answer:
1,2,4
Explanation:
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Answer:
Due to great power.
Explanation:
Dictators were successful because they are the leader of country's army which helps them to maintains their power over the country and its people. The dictator spread fear and terror in the people so that the people can't revolt against the dictator. A dictator rises due to its popularity in the country or the democratic government did not fulfill their duties efficiently. The Hitler rise to power in the same way i. e. gaining popularity due to its ideology.
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what is the Funding Public Education? who finds it?
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Answer:
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Public school funding in the United States comes from federal, state, and local sources, but because nearly half of those funds come from local property taxes.
Explanation:
Do you think court interpretations should change over time ?
Answer:
Yes, and here's my take...
Explanation:
According to the pragmatist view, the Constitution should be seen as evolving over time as a matter of social necessity. Looking solely to original meaning, when the original intent was largely to permit many practices universally condemned today, is under this view cause to reject pure originalism out of hand.
What must you do to have eternal life with God?
Answer:
No one can earn eternal life. These scriptures make it plain that eternal life is by the grace of God through faith in Jesus
Answer:
Explanation:
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I deserve better treatment
than this. I have just written
a letter to my local
newspaper about how hard
I work and how much
money my factory makes,
yet ſhave no say in how this
country is run. Down with
the King.
Answer:
is that a question
Explanation:
sorry for you keep going and don't care about people's bad opinions
What do you think was the most important factor that caused the French Revolution?
A) The wide gap between the rich and the poor
B) The fact that the issues and concerns of the people were not taken into account by the rulers
C) The fact that there had been a revolution across the Atlantic Ocean
Answer:
it is a
Explanation:
the ignorance due to the rich. who used to rule over the poor which caused the french revolution
Answer:
The reasons are all equal
Explanation:
A) The poor were starving and told to eat cake (which was basically saying if you are starving and have no dinner, just eat dessert instead) and this made them angry and caused the "Women's March." This was when a group of peasant women took axes, and pitchforks, and torches and marched through to capitol to protest the sky high price of bread.
B) The Upper Class got one vote (even though they were only 1% of the population), the Middle Class got one vote (even though they were only 10% of the population) and the Lower class got one vote (even though they were 89% of the population). Thus, the Upper and Middle classes voted for the Lower class to have to pay all of the taxes. This, along with the fact that the ruler were living in extravagant luxury, helped fuel the French Revolution.
C) Once the American Colonies had overthrown England, the French had a lot of hope for their own Revolution and had the morale to carry it out.
Which was NOT an effect from World War 1?
a
Collapse of major empires
b
Germany increased world wide dominance
c
Economic loss
d
Loss of human life
Answer:
b
Explanation:
Germany didn't increase worldwide dominance, if anything, they lost a lot of land after the First World War.
how people in state dealt with challenges of the Great Depression?
Answer:
World War II played only a modest role in the recovery of the U.S. economy. ... This expansionary fiscal and monetary policy, together with widespread conscription beginning in 1942, quickly returned the economy to its trend path and reduced the unemployment rate to below its pre-Depression level.
Answer: The New Deal policies enacted by the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration during the 1930s in response to the Great Depression are traditionally interpreted in terms of how they affected the nation as a whole. However, New Deal policies also had a dramatic impact at the state and local level. Because many officials of state and local governments were unwilling to work in cooperation with the federal government, their response to New Deal policies often did not help the nation to recover as quickly and fully as it could have.
The 3 Renaissance ideas were Secularism, Humanism, and Individualism.
Which suggested humans beings and the world deserved as much
attention as God and faith. *
True or
False
Why were women able to receive an education?
A. They needed good jobs
B. They needed to teach their children
C. They needed to learn how to cook
Please help
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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can washington's "warning from a parting friend" be useful today
Answer:
i think so <3
Explanation:
Why was Robert e Lee so important during the civil war. What did he do. Short paragraph please!
Answer:
Robert E. Lee was the head of the Confederate army during the Civil War between 1861 and 1865. Although he was not in favor of slavery, and even President Lincoln had offered him command of the Union army, Lee decided to remain loyal to his native state, Virginia, and join the Confederate cause, leading the southern forces, which were worse composed than those of the north, to fight on all fronts and put the Union army in trouble.
Some Americans were against the involvement of the United States in World War I. Which best describes how the United States was able to crack down on possible outbursts against the government?
Answer:
Explore how President Wilson’s crackdown on dissent during World War I, which was strengthened by the Sedition Act in 1918, put civil liberties at risk, in this video adapted from The Great War: AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. Anyone who spoke out against the United States government, the flag, or the armed forces could be arrested and/or imprisoned. This led to a “chilling effect” on civil liberties at the same time that the United States was fighting in a war to “make the world safe for democracy.”
Explanation:
wait is it two beans in a pod or two beans in a pot
Answer:
two pots with 2 beans
Explanation:
that salt-water and sugar-water have in common is, at room temperature, they are *
Answer:
they are both mixtures
Explanation:
How did solider in WW1 adjust the gas mask that was rubbing agents their skin without exposing themselves to the gas
2. What is one of Germany's most
pressing environmental problems?
O acid rain
O air pollution
O water pollution
Answer:
Explanation:
C
PLEASE HELP THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT PLZZZ how did the entry of the united states affect world war 1
Answer:
The entry of the United States was the turning point of the war, because it made the eventual defeat of Germany possible. It had been foreseen in 1916 that if the United States went to war, the Allies' military effort against Germany would be upheld by U.S. supplies and by enormous extensions of credit.
Explanation:
What is nationalism?
A. a strong sense of attachment or belonging to one's own country
B. an educational program that stressed the dignity of man and placed confidence in human potential
C. a movement that depicted human beings as mainly shaped by the environments in which they lived
D. a movement that followed the French Revolution and emphasized an appreciation of nature
Answer:
A. a strong sense of attachment or belonging to one's own country.
Which of these constitutional amendments made all people born or naturalized in the United States into citizens of the United States?
Tenth
Fourteenth
Seventeenth
Nineteenth
Answer:
The correct answer is the Fourteenth amendment.
Explanation:
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Answer:
b
Explanation:
took test
True or False: Women's rights was an international movement
Is Fair Trade Fair?
(Your own words)
Answer:
Yeah trade fair is fair. When u trade someone and then they trade u back that means each person is getting something from each other. To me that seems fair.
Explanation:
What was Sandra day O’Connor’s major achievement?
•being named the vice chief of naval operations in 2014
• founding and running the National Organization for Women
• becoming the first female justice on the US Supreme Court
• becoming the first female nominee for president for a
Major party
The answer is C
The correct answer is C. Becoming the first female justice on the US Supreme Cort.
Explanation
Sandra Day O'Connor is a woman who stood out in the United States for a broad career in the legal field of the country, her career began in 1975 when she was appointed as a Judge of the Superior Courts of the state of Arizona, after several years in This position also held that of Judge of the Court of Appeals of the state of Arizona since 1979. But the great leap in her career was when President Ronald Reagan allowed her to enter the Supreme Court in 1981, a position she held until the year 2006. Due to her extensive wanderings in the legal field, she is one of the most prominent women on these issues, and also stands out for being the first woman to be on the Supreme Court. Therefore, the correct answer is C. becoming the first female justice on the US Supreme Court
Answer:
yeppers, just confirming that indeed is the correct answer...
Explanation:
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1. Napoleon was engaged in constant warfare. How did Thomas Jefferson help fund these wars?
2. Describe one major impact Napoleon’s conquests throughout Europe.
3: Spain and Portugal continued to be great trading nations. How did they foil Napoleon’s planned defeat of Great Britain?
Answer:
4. The only definitive answer I'm able to come with while researching was that Spain and
Portugal teamed up against Napoleon & France while Napoleon was plotting against Great Britain.
5. Napoleon wanted to end 10 years of Warfare with Great Britain under the peace of Amiens. He then tried to crush
the Haitian Revolution but his Army was soon defeated, Napoleon also Re-obtained the North American Province of
Louisiana from Spain in 1800, but, the loss of Haiti made Louisiana undesirable, and with Great Britain starting back up
soon, Napoleon agreed to the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.
6. Napoleon improved Europe's economic systems by building Canals, controlling prices, and Encouraging new Industry
Explanation:
how did new inventions such as washing machines benefit women?
Answer:
Less work and more free time (AP3X)
Explanation:
Explain How the Enlightenment Affects Revolutions in North America, Latin America and the Caribbean.
Why do states spend more money on education than any parts of the government? *anyone can comment, this is just an opinion on why you think they spend more on education.. I need ideas for a project*
Answer:
Society
Explanation:
States are responsible for most of the costs of education for many reasons. One of them is property taxes, individuals pay many taxes to the state in order to receive a free education. Another reason is that education is a reserved power, this means that this power is reserved for the state and that the state is responsible for this job.
I hope this helps!
which phrase best defines the word culture as it applies to one's community
Answer: A. a set of characteristics that groups of people share, such as language, religion, government, and art
Explanation:
A(n) is an organization that represents a specific group of people with common interests and concerns.
Answer:
Economic interest groups are varied and for and given issue there will be large number of Interest groups represent people or organizations with common concerns and interests.
If you had been president, secretary of state, or a leading senator in the period 1898-1917, with
the power to alter U.S. foreign policy, what, if anything, would you have changed? What leads
you to believe that your change of policy would not only have been desirable but successful?