8) What was Georgia's role in the fight between South Carolina and Spain?

9) Why was the war of Jenkins ear important?

Answer:

8- During the conflict between South Carolina and Spain, Georgia functioned as a buffer territory, which limited Spain's possibilities to attack the Carolinas and the rest of the British colonies to the north. That was precisely the intention of James Oglethorpe when creating the colony.

9- The War of Jenkins’ Ear was a colonial war between Great Britain and Spain that took place from 1739 to 1742.  The war waged by the British in the Caribbean and the southern colonies of North America was aimed at breaking Spanish supremacy in the West Indian region and eliminating Spanish overseas trade. In their attacks on Spanish bases, however, the British only achieved significant success in the first year of the war by taking the Spanish portobelo. After all other operations, carried out as amphibious operations by units of the fleet and landing troops of the British infantry, failed and the British expeditionary corps had melted more and more through guerrilla actions and tropical diseases, the fighting was finally stopped in the course of 1742 with no result.

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Which group would have been most likely to answer an ad for a fruit-picking job in California?
A. bankers on the Great Plains
B. farmers in the Dust Bowl
C.fruit growers in California
D.writers such as John Steinbeck

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Question 3
What did the Justinian Code do?

a
ended state religion
b
freed enslaved people
c
made Theodora co-emperor
d
organized the laws

Question 4
What sporting event was central to life in Constantinople?

a
Olympic games
b
chariot races
c
javelin contests
d
gladiator fights

Question 5
What was the East-West Schism?

a
a conflict among political leaders
b
a separation within the church
c
a separation within the empire
d
a fit among military allies

Question 6
What did they call an image of Jesus or another holy figure? Only type one word. Spell it in singular form and spell it correctly!



Question 7
Which of the following helped the Byzantine Empire prosper?

a
bodies of water protected it from Germanic invasion
b
empire located at a crossroads of trade
c
Mediterranean climate supported farming
d
rejection of Roman culture led to pace with Persians

Question 8
What aspect of Byzantine culture most shows its Greek roots?

a
legal system
b
political structure
c
architecture
d
language

Question 9
Who was Theodora?

a
Justinian's wife
b
Justinian's mother
c
Justinian's legal consul
d
Justinian's religious advisor

Question 10
What is the term used to describe the belief that goes against church teachings? Only type one word. Spell it correctly.


Question 11
The Byzantine Empire had a a great location. It was at the of Europe and Asia. Only type one word.


Question 12
What is the church split that occurred in 1054 called?

a
Eastern Orthodox Church
b
icon
c
creed
d
East-West Schism

Question 13
What religious faith united Arab tribes in the 600s?

a
Islam
b
Christianity
c
Judaism
d
Hinduism

Question 14
What group finally brought the Byzantine Empire to an end?

a
the Egyptians
b
the Persians
c
the Turks
d
the Christian Europeans

Question 15
What do historians learn about Byzantine culture from the Hagia Sophia?

a
They learn about the variety of Byzantine trade goods.
b
They learn about Byzantine political and religious reforms.
c
They learn about the many Byzantine languages and cultures.
d
They learn about Byzantine architecture and mosaic art.

Question 16
What did Constantinople's location and economic activity encourage?

a
monumental building
b
cultural diversity
c
religious devotion
d
frequent warfare

Question 17
What did Justinian build during his reign?

a
synagogues
b
the Hagia Sophia
c
the Mese
d
the Hippodrome

Question 18
What practice did the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church have in common?

a
They forbade priests from marrying.
b
They conducted services in Latin.
c
They embraced the use of icon in worship.
d
They based their belief on the Bible.

Question 19
On what body of water was Constantinople located?

a
the Bosporus
b
the Red Sea
c
the Atlantic
d
the Pacific

Question 20
What weakened the Byzantine Empire soon after Justinian died?

a
debts and the plague
b
Greek fire
c
the Crusades
d
invasion of the Turks

This early legislative assembly continued the ideas of democracy in the colonies. It had
its limits including suffrage only being granted to white, male, property owners, but it
was democracy in action.

A. Virginia House of Burgess
B. The Starving Time
C. The Mayflower Compact
D. The Iroquois Confederacy

Which term best describes the majority of the first
residents of Britain's colonies in Australia?

What did the Treaty of Paris state

Please answer quickly, Karma is best described as a ________.

A. Burial ritual
B. System of justice
C. Dispute between gods
D. Path to enlightenment

What type of economy did the countries colored on the map above have during the Cold War?
A.
communist
B.
capitalist
C.
free market
D.
traditional

What is the main impact of each document in the constitution? Mayflower Compact- English Bill of Rights- Declaration of Independence- The Enlightenment-

Using this bit of information can you give me at least one paragraph as to why you would NOT want to be a cowboy
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What group of people migrated South and merged with the Slavs?

Which of the following is also an important work of literature written in ancient times?
A. Epic of Gilgamesh
B. Romeo and Juliet
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C. Song of Roland
D. Siggurd's Saga

Who has the power not delegated to the United States by the what

Which phrase best describes the land of mainland Greece?


A. sandy and unusable due to being a peninsula

B. fertile as a result of annual river flooding

C. rocky and unsuitable for agriculture

D. cold and wet due to heavy snowfall

A police officer is giving you directions. He says, “The library is next to the fire station.” He is describing the library’s

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A Persian prophet and religious reformer whose teachings had an impact on Christianity and Islam



A. Sennacherib

B. Ramses II

C. Confucius

D. Zoroaster

how did martin luther protest against the sale of indulgences

Pope Leo X understood that he had to punish Martin Luther for posting his ideas against the Catholic Church in order to keep others from doing the same. What power did the pope hold that would have stopped more people from questioning his authority?
A: the power to slander Luther in the public square
B: the power to excommunicate Luther
C:the power to banish Luther from the church
D:the power to have Luther crucified

How did Louis XIV enhance his power by
distracting his critics (both nobility and
regular people?

The civilizations of the Indus River Valley were able to develop as a result of geography, climate, and natural resources.

Water for agriculture was provided by the

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The communities were protected from invasion by the

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Monsoon winds brought water up from the
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A ____ is the way in which a community or region organizes the production and exchange of goods and services to meet people’s requirements.

The striking feature of the Jacksonian era was

Identify and describe a moment in history that proved to be an internal struggle. Explain why it is an internal struggle

pharaohs add acres to the land that farmers what was the effect of them adding more acres of land?

What Progressive reforms at the state level gave citizens greater political power?

What was the level of autonomy that Cuba obtained after the Spanish-American war

What are three examples of ways people express their culture?

Which city became the "home" for the Philosophers?
London
Seville
Amsterdam
Sicily
Paris

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