Answer:
well over time everyone starts to get their own interperation of something so the exact deffinition changes for people depending how they look at it
Explanation:
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Who led an attack on proslavery settlers in Kansas.
A. John Brown
B. Stephen Douglas
C. Dred Scott
D. Nat Turner
Answer:
A.John Brown is the amswer
Answer: B. Stephen Douglas
Explanation:
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What was the result of the Supreme Court decision in Plessy v. Ferguson?
Explanation:
In 1857, the U.S. Supreme Court decision Plessy v. Ferguson ruled that separate-but-equal facilities were constitutional, upholding racial segregation laws.
Answer:
Seperate but equal
Explanation:
I forgot which letter but if it says seperate but equal thats the one
Which are examples of how Lester Maddox changed his views on race relations? Check all that apply.
He honored Martin Luther King Jr.
He helped integrate the Georgia State Patrol.
He insisted that all restaurants serve African Americans.
He appointed some African Americans to state positions.
He became a member of the NAACP.
Answer:
B and D
Explanation:
Got it right on edge
Answer:
bbc
Explanation:
What is a benefit of vertical farming?
It requires less fossil fuel to perform.
It is drought-resistant.
It exposes plants to more sun.
It enables more food to be grown on the same amount of land.
Answer:
It enables more food to be grown on the same amount of land.
Explanation:
Increased And Year-Round Crop Production: Vertical farming allows us to produce more crops from the same square footage of growing area. In fact, 1 acre of an indoor area offers equivalent production to at least 4-6 acres of outdoor capacity.
What was a conquistador in the Americas?
a soldier who marched for glory, God, and gold
a scientist who recorded new species of plants and animals in newly discovered lands
a mariner who sailed the oceans to discover new territories
a missionary who spread Catholicism
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
A soldier who marched for glory, god, and gold.
The Invention of the Cotton Gin directly impacted Native
Americans by
Caused wars with plantation owners
The Natives were forced into slavery
Forcible loss of Homelands
Becoming owners of slaves
Answer:
Forcible loss of homelands
Explanation:
The cotton Gin allowed faster conversion of raw cotton into finished product which increased the demand for cotton which in turn increased the demand for cotton plantations to expand into Native American homelands
how is pressure related to the area in contact with it
Pressure = force/area
This is the relationship between area of contact and pressure
Intelligence tests that are intended to be culturally unbiased typically Group of answer choices avoid questions that require abstract reasoning skills. consist of tasks that do not rely on vocabulary. contain many questions about the test taker's culture. contain many tasks that assess reading comprehension.
Answer:
consist of tasks that do not rely on vocabulary.
Explanation:
Culture free test are designed to test people on the basis of their intelligence and to avoid giving advantage to people of a particular culture.
An important aspect that is put into consideration is vocabulary or verbal ability.
For example candidates that do not have English as a first language will be disadvantaged when verbal gets are give.
To provide fair testing non verbal visual puzzles are used to test intelligence
The force that supports an object that rests on a surface in the opposite direction of gravity is
A. Normal force
B. Air resistance
C. Gravity
D. Friction
Answer:
c
Explanation:
Before the invention of agriculture, the human diet lacked variety.
True
False
Answer: it’s is true
What type of exploration have people done in the southern Atlantic?
Answer:
sub type
Explanation:
i dont know just go with that
For each statement below, indicate the management tool being implemented.
1. A company places equal emphasis on financial and non-financial performance measures.
2. Goal is to get the right product to the right location, in the right quantities, at the right time, and at the right cost.
3. Performance measures are grouped into financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth categories.
4. Focuses on reducing waste and inefficiency.
5. Examples of such a system include SAP and Oracle.
Answer:
1. Balanced scorecard
2. Supply chain management
3. Balanced scorecard
4. Just-in-time (JIT)
5. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).
Explanation:
1. Balanced scorecard: A company places equal emphasis on financial and non-financial performance measures. The balance scorecard is a performance metrics used for measuring and assessing the quality of performance of a company
2. Supply chain management: Goal is to get the right product to the right location, in the right quantities, at the right time, and at the right cost. Supply chain management can be defined as the effective and efficient management of the flow of goods and services as well as all of the production processes involved in the transformation of raw materials into finished products that meet the insatiable want and need of the consumers. Generally, the supply chain management involves all the activities associated with planning, execution and supply of finished goods and services to the consumers.
3. Balanced scorecard: Performance measures are grouped into financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth categories.
4. Just-in-time (JIT): Focuses on reducing waste and inefficiency. Just-in-time (JIT) is a management framework that is focused on cutting manufacturing costs and increase efficiency between suppliers and consumers through the use of a proper inventory system.
5. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP): Examples of such a system include SAP and Oracle. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a business strategy process where organizations manage and integrate the main parts of their day-to-day business activities by using software applications. The ERP software system is used to integrate planning, accounting, finance, marketing and human resources.
What causes Weather.
1. The big invisible blanket of air around the earth is called? A. low pressure B. atmosphere C. greenhouse D. meteorologist
2. Too much of the greenhouse effect is a bad thing? A. True or False
3. Which off these is a greenhouse gas? A. nitrogen B. oxygen c. carbon dioxide D. neon
4. Warm Air? A. rises B. makes area of low pressure C. both A and B
D. none of the above
5. Cold air? A. rises B. sinks C. makes areas of low pressure D. all of the above
Answer:
1.atmosphere
2.True
3.carbon dioxide
4.a and b
5.sinks
Explanation:
Newton's theory of gravity draws what conclusion?
A.People descended from apes.
B. the natural force pulls objects toward Earth.
C.The monarch does not rule divine right.
D.Eating at least one apple each day promotes good health.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Answer:
option B .
Explanation:
option B is the correct answer .
the natural force pulls all the object towards earth .
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List 5 thing learned from the reading about the little White House
Answer: What do you mean?
Explanation:
Republicanism is a type of government in which
Answer:
below
Explanation:
Republicanism is a political ideology centered on citizenship in a state organized as a republic. Historically, it ranges from the rule of a representative minority or oligarchy to popular sovereignty.
Answer:
It is a form of government in which "power is held by the people and their elected representatives".
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Under the Articles of Confederation the government could NOT regulate
among the states.
А
Commerce (trade)
B
Laws
.c
Travel
D
Military
Answer:
Correct answer is А . Commerce (trade).
Explanation:
Option A is the only correct answer as the greatest weakness of Articles laid in the fact they could not regulate trade among the states and couldn't regulate taxes.
This is the main reason why the new Constitution was adopted.
All other options are false.
What is absolute location? What is an example of absolute location?
Answer:
A place's absolute location is its exact place on Earth, often given in terms of latitude and longitude
Explanation:
Help please fast is science
Answer:
b or d
Explanation:
which desert is known as man made desert ?
Answer:
Aralkum Desert
Explanation:
The white salt terrain left behind by the desiccation of the southern Aral Sea is now known as the Aralkum Desert. At around 17,000 square miles (45,000 square kilometers), the Aralkum Desert is the world's youngest desert, created entirely due to man-made disturbances.
Answer:
Your answer is, the Sahara Desert
Explanation:
The Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System under the Sahara Desert is the largest known accumulation of fossil water. The Great Man-Made River is a scheme launched by Libya's Muammar Gadaffi to tap this aquifer and supply water to coastal cities.
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How were Savannah and Brunswick economically impacted by World War 11?
А
The need for Liberty ships for the war effort helped create thousands of jobs in the cities' shipyards,
B
Farmers grew wealthy as the cities became major agricultural producers for the military.
С
Unemployment rose sharply as factories closed due to declining consumer demand,
D
Business profits declined due to a mass migration to Marietta following the opening of a bomber plant.
Answer:Georgia contributed in WW2 by creating military bases, Bell Aircraft, and shipyards in Savannah and Brunswick. These contributions helped Georgia get out of their depression, increase economy, and supply several items to the US military. ... These created a stronger US military and help Britain in war.
Explanation:
Answer:c
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Which of the following describes how Nigeria gained independence from Great Britain?
Answer:
The entire territory of the Royal Niger Company came into the hands of the British government. On 1 January 1900, the British Empire created the Southern Nigeria Protectorate and the Northern Nigeria Protectorate. ... On 27 October 1958 Britain agreed that Nigeria would become an independent state on 1 October 1960.
Explanation:
What is the correct answer? First correct answer gets Brainlest. 10 points also!
The answer to this question is D
What is the meaning of life?
Answer:
I'm kabne west lol
Explanation:
I'm kabne west lol
Nitrogen fixation occurs when which of the following happens?
-Plants break down the nitrogen and use it as a nourishing sugar.
-Plants absorb the nitrogen from both the soil and the air.
-Bacteria absorb nitrogen and release it as carbon dioxide.
-Bacteria convert nitrogen to a form that plants can use.
Answer:
Bacteria convert nitrogen to a form that plants can use.
Explanation:
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Research how social groups can affect someone's mental health.
Once you have completed your research, write a 250-word paragraph in the box below about what you learned. Also note any existing programs or policies you know about already that address the issue.
Social isolation has long been known as a key trigger for mental illness, while supportive relationships with friends, family and neighbors are beneficial to the mental health of individuals and the population. Other forms of social interaction such as volunteering are also known to boost well being.
You are a reporter at the Spindletop strike. Write a short paragraph on the event. Consider the following:
*the people and events that led to the strike
*how the strike will affect the future
(PLEASE HELP ME OUT)
On January 10, 1901, an enormous geyser of oil exploded from a drilling site at Spindletop Hill, a mound created by an underground salt deposit located near Beaumont in Jefferson County, southeastern Texas. Reaching a height of more than 150 feet and producing close to 100,000 barrels a day, the “gusher” was more powerful than any previously seen in the world. A booming oil industry soon grew up around the oil field at Spindletop, and many of the major oil companies in America, including Gulf Oil, Texaco and Exxon, can trace their origins there.
The Need for More Oil
By the mid-19th century, the tremendous effects of the Industrial Revolution had created a need for a cheaper and more convenient fossil fuel than coal; this need would be filled by petroleum. Edwin Drake drilled the first well specifically intended to extract oil in northwestern Pennsylvania in 1859, and by the end of the century, Pennsylvania had produced more oil than any other state.
Did you know? Today, Texas produces 1,087,000 barrels of oil per day.
As for Texas, Native Americans living in the region had known about the sticky black tar found in the earth there for centuries, and had long used it for medicinal purposes. By the end of the 19th century, several discoveries of oil had been made in the southeastern part of the state, including small fields near Nacogdoches and at Corsicana. In 1900, however, total Texas oil production was 863,000 barrels, a small fraction of the national total of 63 million.
Salt-Dome Speculation
Spindletop Hill, south of Beamount in Jefferson County, was formed by an underground salt dome, which pushed the earth above it higher and higher as it grew. It was the mechanic and self-taught geologist Patillo Higgins who first suspected there might be oil lurking beneath Spindletop (and other similar salt domes). Higgins organized the Gladys City Oil, Gas and Manufacturing Company in 1892 to look into the possibility, though his theory met with widespread skepticism from petroleum and geologic experts. Years later, Higgins ran a newspaper advertisement for fellow investors and got a response from the Austrian-born engineer Anthony F. Lucas, who shared Higgins’ view on the salt domes. When Lucas finally convinced leading Pennsylvania oilmen John Galey and James Guffey to finance a drilling operation, Higgins was completely excluded from the arrangement. (Higgins would later sue, and receive a comfortable profit from the Spindletop oil field.)
Drilling began at Spindletop in October 1900, and by early January 1901 they had reached a depth of some 1,020 feet after overcoming initial difficulties in drilling into the sandy ground. On January 10, mud began bubbling out of the hole. Workers soon fled as the mud came gushing out at high speed, followed by natural gas and then by oil. The Lucas Geyser, as it was called, reached a height of more than 150 feet, and was the most powerful that had ever been seen in the world. It was soon producing close to 100,000 barrels a day, more than all the other oil wells in America combined.
A Booming Industry
Tens of thousands of people flocked to the Spindletop oil field after the strike, transforming southeastern Texas from a sleepy backwater to a bustling boomtown within months. Spindletop in 1901 saw the earliest beginnings of the petroleum company that would become Gulf Oil Corporation (bought by Chevron Corporation in 1984). The oil strike at Spindletop also spawned the oil giants Texaco (founded as the Texas Fuel Company), Amoco and the Humble Oil Company (later Exxon Company USA).
In its first year, Spindletop produced more than 3.5 million barrels of oil; in its second, production rose to 17.4 million. In addition to driving the price of oil down and destroying the previous monopoly held by John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil, Spindletop ushered in a new era in Texas-based industry, and was enormously influential in the state’s future development. New oil companies were formed, along with the refining and marketing organizations needed to support them, offering a host of new jobs and increased income for the state’s inhabitants. Meanwhile, thousands of new prospectors arrived in Texas, searching for their own fields of black gold.
Lasting Impact
Though the oil boom surrounding Spindletop had largely subsided by the beginning of World War I, its impact would last much longer. The abundance of oil found in Texas would fuel the expansion of the shipping and railroad industries, as well as the development of new innovations such as automobiles and airplanes. By the late 20th century, oil refining, chemicals and petrochemicals continued to dominate Texas industry, though electronics, aerospace and other high-tech fields had increased in importance.
Which of the following best describes a typical renaissance painting
What was the purpose of literacy tests, poll taxes, and other Jim Crow Laws?
A. to improve the education of United States citizens
B. to deny citizens the right to vote and enforce segregation
C. to prevent segregation in public facilities
D. to raise money to rebuild the South after the Civil War
Answer:
Explanation:
b
I need help pls, so is there any current dictatorships?
(im in 6th grade btw if it says college)
Answer:
The last dictatorship in Europe today is in Belarus and is ruled by dictator Alyaksandr Lukashenka. Alyaksandr Lukashenka has been ruling for the past 26 years and was elected in 1994 by 80% of the population. Before it was ruled by the communist leader Vyacheslav Kebic who had run against Alyaksandr Lukashenka. Unfortunatley, Alyaksandr Lukashenka had no means of freeing Belarus and had instead reinstated the old communist economic system with little to no change. He had also kept the repression of free speech, leaving Belarus in a constant state of economic downturn and mindless propaganda.