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What do financail industries charge people who borrow money?
Checking Account Fee
Intrest Fee
Lender's Fee
Repair Charge

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Answer:

Interest Fee

Explanation:

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After the conquistadors defeated the Incan and Aztec Empires, settlers began immigrating to the New World to set up societies. While the Native Americans were being ravaged by disease, the Europeans and their descendants were organizing governments and colonies. Just like the colonists in North America, the people in Latin America began to question rule from abroad. By the mid-1800s, the Latin American countries were independent from Europe. And for the next 200 years, Latin America would struggle with how to handle the power. When they succeeded, they would flourish; when they failed, millions of citizens would suffer. This tug-of-war was a time known as the postcolonial era, simply meaning "after colonialism."

Which of the following best symbolizes the postcolonial era?

A
a downhill slide

B
a rollercoaster

C
an uphill climb

D
a flat course

What aspect of the Columbian Exchange changed the lives of American Indians the most?

What is Wahhabism? Where does it have the most influence?

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Which international organization was formed in 1960 to regulate the sale of a natural resource?

How many years passed between the annexation of Texas and the purchase of Alaska?

What aspect of the Columbian Exchange changed the lives of American Indians the most?

What part of the Agricultural Revolution led to the Industrial Revolution? *

The international harvester used a combustion engine to make farming easier.
The open-field system meant everyone could farm their own land.
The enclosure movement led to fewer farmers working because they had to sell their farms.
The plague killed many people, which made it so factory workers could demand more money.

A ____________ is a person who has is native (born in a country) or naturalized to a country. ________ have many duties and responsibilities. Most U.S. ____________ are native born. (same word for all 3 blanks)

What advantage might a reliable internet source offer over a print resource?
A: An internet resource might have an unknown author
B: A print resource may have a small font that is hard to read
C: An internet resource may be easily updated as facts change
D: A print resource may be out of print and difficult to find

What is the purpose of a political party?

Which answer BEST supports the statement, "China's government can be considered an Oligarchy"?
A) The government has traditionally existed as a command economy.
B) The only political party allowed to exist is the Communist Party of China.
C) The right to vote is given to all citizens who are at least 18 years of age.
D) The government is ruled completely by one person who has unchecked authority.

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Which industry was the first to maximize the potential of machine power? *

Textiles
Transportation
Construction
Food Production

What is the answer to #7?

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What achievements show that the Aztec had engineering skill?

In 5-7 complete sentences, analyze the impact of the Columbian Exchange on both indigenous peoples of the Americas and Europeans

what is the name of this mountain range ?

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Why might an individual want to use a bank? Give an example of why a person would use a bank.

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What is the Federal Reserve?

3. Which word in this article has more than three syllables?

A. astronauts

B. telescopes

C. nutritional

D. vitamins

According to Figure 1, until what age did female workers make more than male workers? *

61 years old
31 years old
16 years old
26 years old


According to Figure 1, around how much did male workers earn compared to female workers ages 22-46? *

more than double
about the same
less than half
about one-third


This graph (and math or data in general) is helpful to historians because… *

It helps them organize information
It is less biased
Helps them identify trends
All of the above
None of the above

Under this system, the colonies sent their raw materials, harvested by slaves or native workers, back to their mother country. The mother country sent back finished goods, such as textiles and tools. The colonists could purchase these goods only from their mother country, as trade with other countries was forbidden. Additionally, American silver, tobacco, and other items became European commodities, which are products with a monetary value that could be bought and sold.

Based on the passage above, what was one of the outcomes of changing the native peoples' economic system?


a
Trading overseas was very expensive, which led to new ways of doing business in Europe.

b
Nations employed conquest, colonization, and trade as ways to increase their share of wealth from the New World.

c
Merchants needed to buy goods at low prices so they could make money by selling them for higher prices in other countries.

d
A system of commerce controlled by individuals for profit encouraged a market economy and early capitalism in the New World.

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How did the power of the Aztec king compare to that of the other kings in the Triple Alliance?

Social and Political Movements

Even though Mexico became independent in 1821, people of Spanish origin still held most of the power. In fact, even though they were only one percent of the population, they owned 85 percent of the land! These rich estates were known as haciendas. The wealthy people ruthlessly stole almost all the land from the natives and mestizos. Under the independent power, the new improvements really only benefited rich people. Emiliano Zapata led a group of peasants in revolt against this new, unequal independence in 1910. He wanted to return the land to peasants, so he led the burning of hacienda buildings to bring them back to traditional communities. Francisco "Pancho" Villa also led revolts against the haciendas, though he didn't burn them. Zapata and Villa gained many followers, but the Creole landowners had control of the cities. They eventually killed Zapata and Villa. The landowners knew that they couldn't continue to rule without winning more support from the people, so they gave back a little bit of land. The vast majority of Mexicans remained poor.

According to the passage, when Mexico became independent,

A. the benefits were felt mostly by the rich people.
B. the peasants gained total control of the government.
C. haciendas were available for peasants to buy.
D. Creole landowners supported Zapata and Villa.

How were Aztec conquests related to religion?

Question
What biome is characteristic of Central Sub Saharan Africa nearest the equator?

A. Tundra


B. Desert

C. Savanna

D. Tropical Rainforest

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Fact: In 1790 the South seemed to be an underdeveloped agricultural region with little prospect for future growth. Comparison or Contrast: ____________________ 2. Fact: In the colonial period, tobacco was the most profitable crop in Virginia; Georgia and South Carolina produced rice and indigo. Comparison or Contrast: _____________________ 3. Fact: In the late 1700s, a worker painstakingly separated the plant’s sticky seeds from the cotton fibers by hand, processing about one pound of cotton a day. Comparison or Contrast: _______________________ 4. Fact: By 1860 the Upper South still produced tobacco, hemp, wheat, and vegetables. Comparison or Contrast: _______________________ 5. Fact: In the industrial North, large numbers of people moved to the cities to be near factories and work. Comparison or Contrast: __________________________ 6. Fact: In the 1840s and 1850s, the North experienced a railroad boom that connected cities from the Northeast to the Midwest. Comparison or Contrast: __________________________ Fact Bank A. In the 1800s, with the use of a cotton gin, a worker could clean 50 pounds of cotton a day. B. The South remained overwhelmingly rural with only a small percentage of the nation’s industry. C. In the mid-1800s, cotton became the South’s leading cash crop. D. Southern rail lines were short, local, and did not connect all parts of the region in a network. E. At the same time, the Deep South was committed to cotton, and in some areas, rice and sugarcane. F. By 1850 the stagnant economy of the South had been transformed into a prosperous, robust economy.