Answer:
This is an opinion question but yes and no
Explanation:
I think the concept of executive orders is good, but they should be passed through congress before being put into action
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i need help asap 100 points + brainlyest so u better hurry u got 4 minSelect the correct answer. Read this excerpt from Behind the Scenes, the autobiography of African American writer Elizabeth Keckley. Keckley was once a slave in the South and later worked as a dressmaker at the White House. Which sentence best summarizes the excerpt? I went to work in earnest to purchase my freedom, but the years passed, and I was still a slave. Mr. Garland's family claimed so much of my attention—in fact, I supported them—that I was not able to accumulate anything. In the meantime, Mr. Garland died, and Mr. Burwell, a Mississippi planter, came to St. Louis to settle up the estate. He was a kind-hearted man, and said I should be free, and would afford me every facility to raise the necessary amount to pay the price of my liberty. Several schemes were urged upon me by my friends. At last I formed a resolution to go to New York, state my case, and appeal to the benevolence of the people. The plan seemed feasible, and I made preparations to carry it out. When I was almost ready to turn my face northward, Mrs. Garland told me that she would require the names of six gentlemen who would vouch for my return, and become responsible for the amount at which I was valued. I had many friends in St. Louis, and as I believed that they had confidence in me, I felt that I could readily obtain the names desired. I started out, stated my case, and obtained five signatures to the paper, and my heart throbbed with pleasure, for I did not believe that the sixth would refuse me. A. The writer is an African American slave in Mississippi. B. The writer does not have any money to buy her freedom. C. The writer is trying to free herself from slavery. D. The writer has many friends who could vouch for her.
Answer:Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley (ca. 1818-1907) was born enslaved in Dinwiddie County, Virginia, to Agnes Hobbs and George Pleasant. Keckley experienced harsh treatment under slavery, including beatings as well as the sexual assault of a white man, by whom she had a son named George. She was eventually given to her owner's daughter, Ann Garland, with whom she moved to St. Louis. There she became a dressmaker and supported Garland's entire household for over two years. She married James Keckley around 1852, discovering only afterward that he was not a free man. Prior to her marriage, Keckley had negotiated with the Garlands to purchase her freedom and that of her son, but she could not raise the required $1,200, because of the strain of supporting her "dissipated" husband and the Garland household (p. 50). Sympathetic customers loaned Keckley the money to purchase her freedom and that of her son in 1855. In 1860, she left her husband and moved to Washington, D.C., where she set up a dressmaking shop. Keckley's clients were the wives of influential politicians, and she eventually became the dresser and close confidante of Mary Todd Lincoln. After President Lincoln's assassination, Keckley made several attempts to raise money for the former first lady. Keckley published Behind the Scenes, or, Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in the White House in 1868, partly to help Mrs. Lincoln financially and partly to counter criticism of Mrs. Lincoln. Keckley did not foresee the overwhelming public disapproval for publishing personal details about Mrs. Lincoln and White House private life; it led to the end of her dressmaking career as well as condemnation from the Lincoln family. She left Washington in 1892 to teach domestic skills at Wilberforce University, but ill health forced her to return and spend her final years in the Home for Destitute Women and Children, which she had helped to establish. She died there after a stroke in 1907.
Explanation:
Answer:
Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley (ca. 1818-1907) was born enslaved in Dinwiddie County, Virginia, to Agnes Hobbs and George Pleasant. Keckley experienced harsh treatment under slavery, including beatings as well as the sexual assault of a white man, by whom she had a son named George. She was eventually given to her owner's daughter, Ann Garland, with whom she moved to St. Louis. There she became a dressmaker and supported Garland's entire household for over two years. She married James Keckley around 1852, discovering only afterward that he was not a free man. Prior to her marriage, Keckley had negotiated with the Garlands to purchase her freedom and that of her son, but she could not raise the required $1,200, because of the strain of supporting her "dissipated" husband and the Garland household (p. 50). Sympathetic customers loaned Keckley the money to purchase her freedom and that of her son in 1855. In 1860, she left her husband and moved to Washington, D.C., where she set up a dressmaking shop. Keckley's clients were the wives of influential politicians, and she eventually became the dresser and close confidante of Mary Todd Lincoln. After President Lincoln's assassination, Keckley made several attempts to raise money for the former first lady. Keckley published Behind the Scenes, or, Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in the White House in 1868, partly to help Mrs. Lincoln financially and partly to counter criticism of Mrs. Lincoln. Keckley did not foresee the overwhelming public disapproval for publishing personal details about Mrs. Lincoln and White House private life; it led to the end of her dressmaking career as well as condemnation from the Lincoln family. She left Washington in 1892 to teach domestic skills at Wilberforce University, but ill health forced her to return and spend her final years in the Home for Destitute Women and Children, which she had helped to establish. She died there after a stroke in 1907.
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Pange and Matini were two women who lived all their lives in a secluded area of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) belonging to the primitive Kalanga tribe, and had never interacted in any significant way with people outside of the tribe. In 1961 there was a drought in the area, which posed the threat of starvation to the entire tribe. While talking to a local witch doctor, the women expressed their fears to him, and he promised to prepare some muti, a magic potion, to mix with seeds during planting so that crops would be plentiful. It was a custom among the Kalanga people to prepare such a potion during the times of drought, consisting of several ingredients collected by witch doctors plus the fingers, toes, and inside portion of the stomach of a tribe member who is killed, usually a relative of the person who requests the potion. The witch doctor told Pange and Martini they must kill a child. Neither woman had children, however, they killed Martinis two year old cousin, and brought her body to the witch doctor. The colonial authorities of Rhodesia (Rhodesia was a British colony) learned of the killing and brought murder charges against Pange and Matini. The two women were put on trial in a Rhodesian court.
Required:
What would the Ethical Relativist argue in regards to the two women killing the infant?
Answer:
Ethical relativism would argue that women did not commit a crime, as their act in killing the child was a cultural and justified thing in the society where they live.
Explanation:
Ethical relativism allows individuals to be judged according to their cultures, values and social classes. In this way, ethical relativism prevents a person from being judged by the ethical values of another person who has a different culture, as he believes that the ethical values of each individual are related to the culture and social context in which each individual lives.
In this case, the ritual of killing a family member to make a potion to help seed germination is cultural in the society of the two women shown in the question above. Although this is a shocking attitude, for us, ethical relativism states that we should not judge them as murderers, as they are acting in accordance with the ethical values of society itself.
Name 3 reasons soil is an important component of Earth’s material capital. *
Explanation:
Soil is the primary provider of nutrients and water for much of the plant life on the earth, there are 18 elements of soil which are considered essential for plants to grow most of which are made available to plants through root uptake, and soil retains nutrients by several mechanisms
Janelle is into running. As soon as she gets home from work at the hospital, she changes into her running clothes, puts on her high-quality running shoes, and goes outside to run. When her schedule permits it, Janelle participates in 5K runs to raise money for children's charities. She has met many friends who are also involved in running. The running groups that Janelle is involved with are examples of _______.
Answer:
Lifestyle segmentation
Explanation:
Lifestyle segmentation: The term "lifestyle segmentation" is described as a specific categorization of "target audiences" by the way they live, that includes certain activities such as staying active, healthy eating, and participating in specific sports and related hobbies. It is considered best for various companies whose "customer lifestyles" tends to drive their purchasing or acquiring decisions, for example, shoe purchases for "active moms".
-In the question above, the given statement represents that Janelle is involved with are examples of "lifestyle segmentation".
Mike draw a figure with opposite sides parallel write the pairs of parallel sides what figure is it
Answer:
I don't know
Explanation:
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Adam Smith is regarded as the father of A Marxism B. modern economics Cmixed market economics D. the socialist movement Please select the best answer from the choices provided Ο Α O ОВ
Answer:
Modern Economics. Karl Marx gets Marxism
Answer:
Modern Economics. Karl Marx gets Marxism
Explanation:
Two financial planners work together to plan a crime. They use the money the client wanted to invest in a retirement plan to purchase a boat to smuggle drugs into the country. To conceal the income they make from their drug smuggling, they funnel it through their family's restaurant business. Which of the following crimes have NOT been committed in this scenario? A. criminal conspiracy B. extortion C. money laundering D. deceit
Answer:
B. extortion.
Explanation:
In the context of law, extortion is defined as a criminal offence where an offender/criminal obtains something, particularly money or property, through force or violent threats.
If we look into the above scenario, the two criminals have committed a series of offences, however, they did not force nor threat the client to invest his money into their scheme. Therefore, they cannot be charged with extortion by the court.
Instead they would be charged with criminal conspiracy for scheming a fraud, money laundering for transfering the money into their family business to conceal income and deceit for deceiving the man with lies.
the culture of the people who settled along the Huang He grew without input from other groups. According to the lesson, why did this happen?
Answer:The Huang He was isolated from other places and people by its geography.
Explanation:
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How has IT led globalization
Answer:
For a long time, the global economy has been highly interdependent. However, the globalization trend has intensified in recent decades; this is due to a number of causes, but significant ones include improved trade, expanded mobility of labor and capital and improved technology.
Explanation:
Answer:
The world economy has become increasingly interdependent for a long time. However, in recent decades the process of globalisation has accelerated; this is due to a variety of factors, but important ones include improved trade, increased labour and capital mobility and improved technology.
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2 examples of group communication?
Answer:
Families, friendship circles, work teams, committees, and sports teams are all examples of groups.
Explanation:
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TRUE or FALSE: The Shang did not have a social hierarchy.
O False
O True
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Answer:
False
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Explanation:
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why old age people are very important to us
Answer:
Older persons play important social roles in assisting their children, taking on care responsibilities, performing household tasks or working as volunteers in the community. Their contributions in providing wisdom and advice to younger generations and the society as a whole should be acknowledged.
Suppose that a loved one is suffering from an extremely painful and debilitating terminal illness. She is mentally competent and has informed all of her friends and family members of her readiness and desire to die tranquilly. She has asked you to help end her torment and facilitate the dying process by providing her with a lethal dose of palliative medicine, which you have access to. Relying exclusively on insights and principles from care ethics, what would you do and how would you justify your decision
Answer:
I would help with her wish especially if it is legal to do so in the state we live.
Explanation:
There have been arguments that people should be allowed to die in whatever way they choose to go. And others should be able to help them carry this out.
Although illegal in many parts of the world and some states in the united states, authorities can take into account the circumstances concerning such a death and decide not to prosecute.
In view of this,
How is social control functional for society?
Which of the following is a belief of Christianity?
A)Food must be prepared in a specific way.
B)Muhammad is the final prophet of God.
C) Moses is the most important prophet.
D) Jesus is the messiah and was resurrected
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Most historians believe that Leo Frank was
(o) Sentenced fairly and impartially.
(o) Incorrectly pardoned by the governor.
(o) Falsely accused of the crimes.
(o) Guilty of the crimes as charged.
Answer:
Guilty of the crimes as charged.
Explanation:
Leo Frank was charged with raping a 13 year old girl, everybody, including historians, believed he was guilty.
Answer:
The answer is D
Explanation:
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When you remember something because it has meaning for you, you are
using:
Answer:
episodic memory
Explanation:
when you see a movie and remember the story because it has meaning for you
Write a simple sentence. Remember, this sentence just needs to have a subject and a verb
Answer: The girl swam in the ocean.
Explanation:
Answer:
John ate some cake.
Explanation:
Which of the following would NOT have been a Jim Crow law enacted after Reconstruction in the South?
A
laws prohibiting stores from selling alcohol on certain days of the week
B
laws requiring railroads to provide racially segregated passenger rail cars
с
laws prohibiting a white person from marrying an African American person
D
laws segregating students in public schools based on the students' ethnicities
Jim Crow laws that were passed in the South after Reconstruction would NOT have prohibited establishments from selling alcohol on specific days of the week. As a result, option (A) is the best one.
What are Jim Crow Laws?The Jim Crow laws were state and local ordinances that enforced racial segregation in the American South. One of the most peculiar aspects of Jim Crow's existence was that it began in the North and developed to a mature state before being implemented in the South.
Although formal and unofficial segregation policies also affected other parts of the country, many states beyond the South had statutes against discrimination in public accommodations and voting by the late 19th century.
State legislatures in white Southern Democratic-dominated states passed Southern laws in the late 19th and early 20th century to revoke the political and economic achievements won by African Americans during the Reconstruction era and to disenfranchise them. Jim Crow laws were upheld until 1965.
Hence, option (A) is accurate.
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Which city-states influenced the development of Hinduism?
Answer: Currently, the four largest denominations of Hinduism are the Vaishnavism, Shaivism, Shaktism and Smartism.[36] Sources of authority and eternal truths in the Hindu texts play an important role, but there is also a strong Hindu tradition of questioning authority in order to deepen the understanding of these truths and to further develop the tradition.[37] Hinduism is the most widely professed faith in India, Nepal and Mauritius. Significant numbers of Hindu communities are found in Southeast Asia including in Bali, Indonesia,[38] the Caribbean, North America, Europe, Oceania, Africa, and other regions
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what is the author purpose in Ezekiel johnson goes west
Answer:
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Explanation:
3436+834+873=98763
Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam spread through the work of missionaries and pilgrims. True or false?
examine the population density of nepal by ecological regions
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
As of 2011, the population density of Nepal can be divided into three, Ecological zones which are mainly are mountain region, hilly region, and Terai region.
Between 1991, 2001, and 2011, using 10 years intervals, the Mountain region has a population density of 28, 33, and 34 respectively.
The Hilly region on the other hand has 137,167, and 186 respectively between 1991, 2001, 2011.
At the same time, the Terai region has between these three major years a population density of 254, 330, 392 respectively.
This implies that there has been an increase in population density of each region, even though some are more than the others particularly due to the terrain of each region.
What did the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 symbolize?
A.
the rise of the Fascist Party in German politics
B.
the Soviet Union's loss of control in Eastern Europe
the strength of command economies in Eastern Europe
D.
the influence of the Treaty of Versailles in German politics
How can you say that amshuverma was a learned king? give reasons
Answer:
The answer is below.
Explanation:
Amshuverma was widely known as a ruler of Nepal. Though he was not the King, he held the position of Mahasamanta during the reign of King Sivadev I. He ruled between 595 CE – 621 CE.
He was considered a learned King because of some intelligent characteristics he possessed. Some of which are
1. He wrote a book on grammar in Sanskrit titled 'Sabda Vidhya'
2. He built a 7-storied palace Kailashkut Bhawan.
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explore an environmental issue that your community or country is facing. Consider a challenge that has resulted in externalities affecting you and your local area. Choose an issue that you feel strongly about, and consider how the issue relates to poverty.
Make sure that you address these questions:
What is the issue?
What externalities does the issue raise?
How is the issue connected to poverty?
What helpful action can your viewers take?
Answer:
poverty
Explanation:
we don't money to role the country
Explanation:
What is the issue?
untouchability
What externalities does the issue raise
lack of awareness and education
How is the issue connected to poverty?
they are related because untouchable people are poor.
What helpful action can your viewers take?
strict rules and regulations and its implementationawarenessfacility of educationCan someone please help me
John has to go prove that he can read and write in order to be able to vote. This is almost impossible for John because he has never been to school. How is he being disenfranchised?