Answer:
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what year did starbucks open its first store in chicago
Se que esto no tiene que ver con tarea pero, últimamente me siento tan cansada sin ganas de hacer nada es tan fuerte este sentimiento que nunca antes me había sentido así, siento que salí de mi burbuja y me di cuenta mi vida es una completa porquería todos los días tengo la misma rutina, todos los días son totalmente iguales así que no espero a que pase nada nuevo, todos los amigos que tenía me termine alejando de ellos, quiero cambiar pero ni siquiera hago un mínimo esfuerzo para hacerlo, todo el día estoy sumida en mi cama sin hacer más nada en todo el día, no me gusta mi cuerpo, no me gusta como soy, todo los pasatiempos que hacia antes me están comenzando a aburrir si no hago nada ahora no se que será de mi cuando crezca, me siento sola no puedo parar de llorar al verme al espejo
El sentimiento de soledad me esta pegando fuerte, pero luego me acostumbraré aunque no haga nada para cambiarlo, solo quería desahogarme no tienen que responder
Answer:Hola siento mentir eso desde que perdí a mi abuelo pero lo escondo porque nadie me entiende así que lo finjo sé que no es bueno pero si tienes una mascota puedes tú esa mascota como una ESA que tienen mis perros y hurones Ayudó mucho y busca las cosas buenas de la vida y úsalas para seguir adelante si quieres saber más, solo pregúntale a Jamie por cierto.
Explanation:
which statement best describes knights in the middle ages?
Answer:
Knights were professional warriors who helped nobles protect their land.
What is the smallest possible piece of electromagnetic radiation
A waves
B photons
C rays
I WILL GIVE 30 POINTS TO THOSE WHO ANSWER THIS QUESTION RIGHT. What are some myths and misconceptions about ancient/medieval Africa? How can we combat or change these myths?
Answer:(this is your answer for question 1)
1. Its always hot in Africa
-The truth is, that in so Saharan regions, Africa´s temperatures can go well below freezing. You’ll also often find snow in the Atlas Mountains of North Africa and atop Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak. Some of South Africa’s inland mountains see annual snowfall too.
2. Africa wasn’t civilized before European contact
-Carthage, for example, was a powerful commercial hub and advanced city in North Africa, with roots stretching back around 3,000 years. The civilization thrived for more than five centuries. Then there’s the great Kingdom of Kush, Ancient Egypt’s neighbor, which once flourished in what is now Sudan. And the medieval Mali Empire with its libraries, Islamic schools, and elaborate mosques. Africa was home to several dozen great kingdoms spread throughout the continent – well before Europeans set foot on its shores.
3. Africa is dangerous for travelers
-Of course, Africa has its issues and concerns, just like any other continent. But it’s an incredibly diverse land, and much of it starkly contrasts the media’s portrayal. Many places in Africa are actually safe travel destinations such as, Splendid Seychelles or vast Namibian deserts, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Morocco, Malawi, and Gambia are safer then the United Kingdom!
4. No one in Africa has access to modern technology
-Much of Africa’s population lives in cities and urban areas, where modern technology is abundant. And the continent is the world’s fastest-growing region in terms of mobile phone adoption. Almost ¾ of the population has a mobile phone, many of which are smartphones with Internet access. Almost 300 million Africans have access to the Internet, and several of Africa’s countries are making impressive strides in the renewable energy sector.
5. ‘African’ is a language
-¨Do you speak American?¨ The people of Africa speak over 2,000 languages. Among them are English, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese – a hangover from European colonization. One of the most commonly spoken languages in Africa is Swahili, yet less than 10% of the population speak it.
6. Europe is for learning, Africa is for adventure
- African countries may have developed in a different way to those in Europe, Asia, and Northern America but that does not make them backward. The truth about Africa is that each of its countries has a rich history that stretches back further than any ‘developed’ nation can claim.
7. Wild animals roam the streets
-Many Africans have despaired at this question and played up the misconception. Telling stories of how they travel to work on the back of their personal elephant. Of how people dropping their kids off at school on rhinos and hippos cause backups in the streets. And how they have to take special precautions to ensure that lions and crocodiles don’t drag them away during the night.
8. There are no cities, only unpaved villages
-Most people consider cities such as Nairobi, Windhoek, Maputo, Lusaka, Gaborone, Dakar, Cairo, and Algiers to be the exception and not the rule. This is one of the great misconceptions of Africa. While it is true that much of the continent is still rural, there are many great cities (as the ‘developed world’ know them) in Africa.
9. Everyone knows everyone else
-This misconception is closely related to the idea that Africa is one country. People around the world often ask South Africans traveling in Europe or the US whether they know cousin so-and-so who lives in Namibia. Or such-and-such who is a tour guide in Kenya. In a sea of 1.2 billion people, spread out over 30 million square kilometers, it’s not particularly likely. It’s akin to asking someone from Germany if they know your friend who lives in Lichtenstein.
10. Africa is one country
-People often go on holiday to ‘Africa’, completely oblivious to the fact that it’s a continent made up of 54 separate nations. Each nation has its own character, history, landmarks, attractions and way of life. Africa is vast. It’s larger than the USA, China, Japan, India, and the majority of Western and Eastern Europe combined. You can’t generalize Africa just as you can’t generalize Europe, Asia, or South America.
Explanation:(this is your answer for question 2)
In short, Africa is not a one-stop destination. It’s a vast, varied, and beautiful continent that’s as diverse as any other. The world still has much to learn about the ‘Dark Continent’, its people, and its place on the planet. This is shown in the African stereotypes we’ve explored in this article. Africa’s countries and their people would appreciate it if the rest of the world could keep all of these myths of Africa in mind. And please, don’t ask us about our pet elephants.
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Answer:
Common misconceptions of Africa include the idea that it is behind the rest of the world, lacking in innovative technology.
While climate change cannot be stopped, it can be slowed. To avoid the worst consequences of climate change, we'll need to reach “net zero” carbon emissions by 2050 or sooner. Net zero means that, on balance, no more carbon is dumped into the atmosphere than is taken out.Explanation:
Political machines
in exchange for votes.
A. helped immigrants find jobs
B. gave people food and money
C. paid for funerals
D. all of the above
Answer:
My answer is b. gave people food and money.
Which of the founding fathers warned
against political parties?
A. Washington
B. Jefferson
C. Hamilton
Answer:
C
Explanation:
He called politocal parties "a fatal disease"
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
George Washington was the founding father who warned against POLITICALA parties
Do you think that the wording "Stolen Paradise" is an accurate and fair way of thinking about Hawai'i being part of the United States? Explain your thinking
Answer:
The planters' belief that a coup and annexation by the United States would remove the threat of a devastating tariff on their sugar also spurred them to action. ... Spurred by the nationalism aroused by the Spanish-American War, the United States annexed Hawaii in 1898 at the urging of President William McKinley.
Explanation:
The United States asserted that it had legally annexed Hawaii. Critics argued this was not a legally permissible way to acquire territory under the U.S. Constitution. ... The flag of the United States was raised over Hawaii on August 12, 1898, protected by the United States Navy.
To what extent was England both similar to and different from other places in Europe, such as France, during the 17th century?
Answer:
“The ways in which nations waged war from 1500 to 1648 and in the period 1750−1871 were
similar in that alliances were a significant factor in wars in both time periods, but they differed
because 16th−17th century wars were primarily religious while 18th-19th century wars were
politically and economically motivated.” (Addresses both a similarity and a difference and takes a
historically defensible position.)
• “Following the Thirty Years’ War, the reasons behind going to war began to shift from
ecclesiastical to secular. However, regardless of the time period war was seen as a sense of pride
for a nation and brought about unity among the people. While the reasons behind starting war may
have shifted, the nationalist sentiment it sparks in the people has not changed.” (Indicates a shift
in reasons for war as a difference and provides a general but acceptable similarity.)
• “In both time periods, European states waged war for the similar purpose: to stop foreign
aggression and to expand the territory and influence of their own. But they differ significantly in
developments in fighting technologies, such as mobilization, transportation, communication,
weapons, and medicine.” (Though general, thesis provides defensible similarity and difference
between the two periods.)
Examples of unacceptable theses:
• “Priorities and technology have altered the reasons and methods of warfare. From 1800−1871, a
constant in the way war occurs is the presence of a strong, driven leader, and one difference
between war from 1500 to 1648 and 1750 to 1871 is the motivation behind warfare, as earlier
leaders used religion as their motive and later leaders used politics and unification as their
motivation for war.” (Addresses difference, but “strong driven leader” is too general and ahistorical
to receive credit for similarity.)
• “The ways in which European states fought wars between periods 1500−1648 and 1750−1871
differed in the ideology and cause but were the same in terms of devastation and casualty.”
Explanation:
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What was a characteristic of early African religions?
A) the belief that there was only one god
B) the use of written texts to spread religion
C) agreement across villages that all people came from clay
D) a pantheon of many gods and spirits
Answer:
I think it's D
Explanation:
because they had many gods believed to have different purposes like for rain, sun,war, and other things.
A triangle has sides that measure a, 2a and a +6. The perimeter of the triangle is 34. Solve for a
In which occupation did the colonists work with the native americans population?
1-shipbuilding
2-fishing
3-fur trading
4-basketmaking
why was the great awakening significant to the american colonies? it gave more power to ministers, which led to a more responsible and orderly society. its leaders made religion more strict, which led to people abandoning christianity and breaking from europe. its leaders preached catholicism, which more closely tied the colonies to european culture. it encouraged the desire for individual rights, which led to the american revolution.
Answer:
it encouraged the desire for individual rights, which led to the american revolution.
Explanation:
The great awakening was significant to the American colonies because it encouraged the desire for individual rights, which led to the American revolution. The correct option is D.
What was the focus of the Great Awakening?It does not require belief or organized religion and instead emphasizes the observation of the natural world. Religion-related beliefs were beginning to shift once more. The "Great Awakening" followed that. Spirituality and religious fervor were resurrected during the First Great Awakening.
The Great Awakening promoted ideas of nationalism and individual rights, according to many historians, which had an impact on the Revolutionary War. Other notable educational institutions founded as a result of the resurgence include Princeton, Rutgers, Brown, and Dartmouth Universities.
Thus, the ideal selection is D.
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ow did the 1803 ruling in Marbury v. Madison affect the balance of power in the federal government?
It made the executive branch stronger than the other branches.
It gave the executive branch a way to check the power of the Supreme Court.
It gave the judicial branch a way to check the power of Congress.
It made the judicial branch stronger than the other branches.
Answer:
It gave the judicial branch a way to check the power of Congress.
A.guarantee free speech to all Plymouth colonists
B.promote religious tolerance to accept all outside religions
C.encourage free trade with Native Americans
D.establish an organized community with fair laws
Answer:
D. Establish an organized community with fair laws.
Explanation:
The Mayflower Compact was created for self governing in which led to the case of fair laws... this quickly ended ever since slaves became apart of America as a citizen, making it an unfair law against them.
Humanism:
Write a short paragraph (in your own words) describing “Humanism.”
Humanism is a philosophical stance that emphasizes the individual and social potential and agency of human beings. It considers human beings as the starting point for serious moral and philosophical inquiry. Humanism is an approach to life-based on reason and our common humanity, recognizing that moral values are properly founded on human nature and experience alone. While atheism is merely the absence of belief, humanism is a positive attitude to the world, centerd on human experience, thought, and hopes.
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5 casos concretos de acontecimientos reales que hayan sucedido y hayan cambiado el modo de vida social y/o cultural de tu comunidad. ejemplo: la construcción de canchas de fut bol en la colonia que dieron mejora deporte y erradico la drogadicción.
Answer:
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Explanation:
explain what women's roles on the farm, in industry, and domestically were in the late 19h century.
Answer:
Women generally worked closer to the house. On most farms, houses were a place of work, not merely comfortably decorated homes. The women cooked three large meals a day in the kitchen for a family that could number more than 10, and with resident laborers could number more than 12 to 14 per meal. All the wood for the cookstove came from the farm and had to be split as it was used. Farm wives tended large gardens, raising and preserving most of the family's food. They sewed many of the family's clothes.
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What is the bargain between the u.s. and Panama described in this treaty ?
Answer:
Hay–Bunau-Varilla Treaty, (Nov. 18, 1903), agreement between the United States and Panama granting exclusive canal rights to the United States across the Isthmus of Panama in exchange for financial reimbursement and guarantees of protection to the newly established republic
Explanation:
What effect did European migration have on the indigenous people of the americas?
Answer:
It brought them diseases such as small pox, measles chicken pox etc.
the literary period identilied by the
your answer on the blank provided.
A Pre-colonial
B Colonial
C.Post-colonial
1. An emphasis on metality and religion was common in literary forms
2.Themes on oppression, corruptions, and other social ills were prevalent.
3.Literary works were mostly of oral traditions due to unavailability of printing materials
4.Short stories were the most common literary forms produced in this period
5.The influences broughy by foreigners invaders have been extended in the writings during this period of rebirth of freedom
6.The filipino writers imitated English and American models.
7.Filipino writers were forbidden to write anything against the government
8.Martial law was declared during this period
9.Notable writers like Jose Garcia Villa gained global recognition
10.Storytelling was used explain phenomenon and teach lesson
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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when did the economy of the United States increase most dramatically during the industrial revolution?
Answer:
The U.S. economy grew rapidly after the Civil War, fueled by an astounding rise in wealth, wages, production, and corporate mergers, along with limited government regulation. The volume of stocks traded rose sharply with corporations' need for investment capital and the development of new technologies.
Explanation:
Which phrase means the freedom to follow one's own mind and heart and choose one's own religion?
city on a hill
Divine Right of Kings
freedom of conscience
separation of church and state
Answer:
It means that you have the freedom of conscience
RANDOM QUESTION!!! DO YOU WATCH ANIME?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
this explanation is only because of the 20 character thing
Answer:
yes I'm watching anime!
How did reforms during the 1860s affect Mexico?
Answer:
How did reforms during the 1860s affect Mexico?'They failed to make Mexico more stable.' Many people in both Haiti and the US reacted negatively to the US intervention in Haiti. ... The US could've used less force to exert its influence..
Explanation:
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According to the author, which of the following adjectives describe the American colonists living under British rule? (Select all correct answers)
Question 12 options:
Happy
Patient
Suffering
Abused
uninterested
Answer:
abused is the correct answer
The American colonists living under British rule were abused and suffered. Thus, the correct option is abused and suffering.
What are the American colonies?Virginia, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia were the thirteen American colonies.
Among the first Europeans to explore the New World and establish themselves in what is now the United States were the Spaniards. But by 1650, England had consolidated its power throughout the Atlantic coast.
The first colony was established in 1607 at Jamestown, Virginia.
On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence, which the 13 American colonies used to dissolve their political ties to Great Britain.
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Describe the three different sections of Auschwitz. Write at least one paragraph for each section.
Answer:
It consisted of Auschwitz I, the main camp (Stammlager) in Oświęcim; Auschwitz II-Birkenau, a concentration and extermination camp with gas chambers; Auschwitz III-Monowitz, a labor camp for the chemical conglomerate IG Farben; and dozens of subcamps.
Explanation:
Auschwitz I, the main camp (Stammlager) near Owicim; Auschwitz II-Birkenau, a concentration and death camps with gas chambers; Auschwitz III-Monowitz, a labor camp for the chemical company IG Farben; and several subcamps made up the complex.
What is Auschwitz?The greatest concentration and death camp in Nazi Germany is called Auschwitz. Auschwitz was a concentration camp that also served as a jail, an extermination camp, and a slave-labor camp.
It was situated in southern Poland, next to the industrial town of Owicim, in a region of the country that was invaded by Germany at the start of World War II. Auschwitz has come to symbolize the "final solution," which is essentially another name for the Holocaust, as it was the most deadly of the Nazi extermination camps. 90 percent of the 1.1 to 1.5 million individuals who perished at Auschwitz were Jews.
Around 19,000 Roma were also among the dead; they were detained at the camp until the Nazis murdered them on July 31, 1944, making them the only other victim group to be killed in family groups with the Jews.
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what does this map reveal about the election of 1932?
What did the good/righteous and religious leaders who died along those who were evil in the 14th Century
spread of the black death/the plague many people lost faith in?
Answer:
The perceived failure of God to answer prayers contributed to the decline of the Church's power & the eventual splintering of a unified Christian worldview. No matter how many Jews, or others, were killed, however, the plague raged on and God seemed deaf to the prayers and supplications of believers.
Explanation:
. In Europe, the perceived failure of God to answer these prayers contributed to the decline of the medieval Church's power and the eventual splintering of a unified Christian worldview during the Protestant Reformation (1517-1648 CE). In the East, Islam remained intact, more or less, owing to its insistence on the plague as a gift which bestowed martyrdom on the victims and transported them instantly to paradise as well as the view of the disease as simply another trial to endure such as famine or flood.
