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Where can you find information about how the park is rescuing endangered species? Use the print text feature to find the answer.

A) Page 2
B) Page 3
C) Page 4
D) Page 5

Answer:

page 4

Explanation:

Answer:

B) Page 3

Explanation:

Since page 3 is entitled "Animal survival", that page should be dealing with endangered species and their preservation.

Mention six occasions during which libation is offered​

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Who is the father of education

Take time as long as you want but please answer me​

what impact does coal and steel make today?

What important effect did the Fugitive Slave Act have on the growing split between the North and the South
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Which negative effects have the discovery and production of oil in Southwest Asia created?



Choose all answers that are correct.


A. tensions and wars over the control of oil


B. benefits only to the westernmost countries in the region


C. the intervention of foreign powers in the region


D. a widening gap between rich and poor countries

ways in which employment can minimize emotional stress​

what is HIV and AIDS
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What, is popular sovereignty?

What is one symbol the cartoonist uses to convey his main idea?

which major political party tends to support laissez-faire economic policy?

Who won the presidential election of 1860?
O Stephen Douglas
O Abraham Lincoln
O Jefferson Davis
O John C. Breckinridge

Many species of birds will relocate and fly hundreds, even thousands of miles, as temperatures change. This adaptation is known as - *

relocationism
migration
emmigration
hibernation

Which of these accomplishments was NOT one of Michael DeBakey's achievements in science? Will give brainliest :)

A) He piloted the lunar module of Apollo 7.

B) He was one of the first to perform coronary bypass surgery.

C) He invented the roller pump.

D) He helped pioneer the artificial heart.

-Please select the best answer from the choices provided-

A process or feature that has enabled a population of animals to become better suited to a specific habitat and to survive and reproduce is known as


mimicry
longevity
adaptation
naturalism

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What is Manifest Destiny? How did it impact our expansion west?

How can a bill become law if the governor has vetoed it? Check all that apply.

Why do political parties need to make compromises?
Select one:
a. It is the rules.
b. To turn their interests into law.
c. So the elite can concentrate.
d. So their interests can gain acceptance.

Which choice best describes the purpose of this poster?

(Select all that apply):


1) portray the enemy as an evil that needs to be fought


2) keep morale up at the Home Front


3) psychologically dishearten the enemy troops

How would Apollo treat mortals and why?

Analyze the problem of overcrowded prisons in our country today. How would you address this ever increasing problem? Be sure to include details and reasons for your answer. Give your answer in paragraph form.
(2 paragraphs at the max)

Which route did John Cabot take during his voyage in 1497?
A.
across the Pacific Ocean to what is now the United States
B.
across the Atlantic Ocean to what is now the United States
C.
across the Pacific Ocean to what is now Canada
D.
across the Atlantic Ocean to what is now Canada

Civil Liberties, the personal guarantees and freedoms that the government cannot abridge by law are not absolute and must be balanced against other considerations. are not absolute and must be balanced against other considerations., are all guaranteed by state constitutions. are all guaranteed by state constitutions., are in the core of the original Constitution. are in the core of the original Constitution. are also known as civil rights.

Describe the physical diversity (difference) of nepal

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What is home rule?

the authority to control local issues within a larger government structure
an area with a local church and its own government
a document that gives a city permission to function as a municipality
a structure of government relating to cities or towns

ECONOMICS QUESTION
How can you describe examples of pure competition even though there are no pure competitive markets?

What is the purpose of a trade barrier is...
A.raise prices of anther country's products
B.to create a hostile relationship with another country
C.market and sell another country's goods at a fair price
D.restrict trade from another country while boosting sales of domestic goods

Read the following stories.

Story 1

A wealthy boy from a prominent family was always pampered and taken care of, but he never had anything to do. He started taking long walks along the gates out front of his mansion, so he could catch a glimpse of the excitement of the town. One day while walking, he spotted a townsman outside the gate who looked just like him. The wealthy boy told the townsman of all the wonders and riches of the mansion, and the townsman spoke of all the gossip and business of his working life. They decided it might be fun to trade places. The townsman loved his new role as a wealthy young man. He ate fine food, watched wonderful entertainment, and wore stunning clothing. The wealthy boy loved his new role as a townsman. He explored the city streets, enjoyed all the sights and smells of the markets, and met all sorts of interesting people. Eventually, though, life at the mansion grew complicated. The wealthy boy's family wanted him to take over the family business, and the townsman grew stressed with his new responsibilities. The wealthy boy was having trouble too. He was having a hard time earning a living, and he was tired and hungry from working all day. The wealthy boy returned to the mansion gates to see the townsman. Life had looked more enchanting on the other side of the gates, but they returned to their rightful roles and were all the more thankful for the blessings of their own lives.

Story 2

There were two twin girls who dreamed of being married. The one girl was very intellectual. She loved to read, explore, and learn new things. The other girl was very athletic, and she wanted a husband that shared her same interest in sport and activity. The intellectual twin decided to marry a man who had been an explorer. He had fascinating tales of his travels. The athletic sister decided to marry a very competitive, loving, romantic young man who had a passion for hunting and sport. Both twins were very pleased with their choices and fell much in love with their respective husbands. Eventually though, their love began to fade. The athletic twin grew tired of being in constant competition with her husband. The intellectual twin's brain was being exhausted by the constant learning and testing. The twin sisters decided they would trick their husbands and make a switch. At first, the intellectual sister loved all the attention and competition from her sporty new husband. The athletic sister loved learning of all sorts of new things and loved going on long walks and adventures with her new husband. Eventually, though, the twins were doubly exhausted by the pursuits of their new husbands. They longed to switch back to the familiarity and routine of their own lives. Even though their husbands seemed to be troublesome, they were familiar, and they shared the interests that were best suited to each twin sister.

What is different about the plots of both stories?

In Story 1, a wealthy boy and a poor townsman trade lives. In Story 2, two twin sisters trade husbands.
In Story 1, a wealthy boy and a sporty twin trade lives. In Story 2, an intellectual twin marries a townsman.
One story is about poor people becoming wealthy, and the other is about wealthy people becoming poor.
One story is about two people who look nothing alike, and in the other story the characters look identical.

Question 3(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
(12.02 MC)
What is an example of a verbal cue?
O Repetition
O Gaze aversion
O Posture shifting
O Fidgeting

What is legally required of all citizens in Georgia? Check all that apply.

They must obey all local, state, and federal laws.
They are required to serve on juries if called.
They must register with the Selective Service.
They are required to pay sales taxes.
They are required to pay property taxes.

From 1840-1860 immigrants to the United States came primarily from