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Answer: A

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Write a brief description of the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies

How did the Ming dynasty remove Mongol influence in China?

a They revived Chinese culture, literature, and art.
b They banned Confucian beliefs from the Mongols.
c They destroyed many buildings from the Mongol period.
d They stopped using the civil service exams the Mongols used.

How did China’s geography affect its development in ancient times?

China was limited in its ability to grow due to the lack of farmland.
China used the bordering seas to spread its culture to other people.
China was isolated by the landforms that blocked it from other regions.
China used its major rivers to spread its power over surrounding people.

How did other nations react to China as a result of Zheng He’s voyages?

a Other countries were unimpressed by the Chinese state.
b Nations gave China farming technology to improve Chinese agriculture.
c The voyages demonstrated Chinese wealth and power to other countries.
d Rulers decided that China did not have a strong navy and was not a threat.

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French and indian war -> england incurs massive debt -> ?

Which of the following correctly completes this graphic organizer?


A. England sells it’s territory west of the Appalachian Mountains to France
B. England levies numerous taxes on the colonies
C. France cedes territory west of the Appalachian Mountains to England
D. England purchases Florida from Spain

Which belief did the Sumerians hold?

A. The gods were always kind.

B. Powerful gods controlled everything.

C. There were no gods/goddesses

D. The gods did not require prayer or offerings

Fixing a Bike Tire
Dragamir Marinkovic

The grammatical errors in this passage are intentional.

Nothing is worse than getting ready to ride your bike and realizing 1that you has a flat tire. So what do you do if you still want to ride with your friends?

First, never ride your bike if it has a flat tire. Riding around on a flat tire is 2not only difficult but also dangerous—for both you and your bike. Riding a bike with a flat tire can cause you to fall and injure yourself and may damage your bike’s wheel. 3Its less complicated and less expensive to fix a flat tire than it is to replace an entire wheel.

Before you begin to fix the flat tire, you need to make sure that you have the proper materials. You will need 4a new inner tube a bike pump and two tire levers. Once you gather these items, you are ready to get started.

The first step is to take the affected wheel off your bike and, if necessary, let out any remaining air. To remove the tire from the rim, insert a tire lever under the edge of the tire between the tire and the wheel’s rim. 5Then insert another lever a few inches away from the first, and push down on the end of each lever to lift the tire away from the rim. At this point, you can use your hands to pull the flat inner tube out from inside the tire.

Now you are ready to put in the new tube. First, pump up the tube with a little bit of air, 6and it takes the basic shape of a tire and is easier to handle. Then, gently put the valve of the tube through the hole in the rim and insert the rest of the tube into the tire, being careful not to twist it. Some air could escape from the tube during this step, so you may need to pump a little more air back into the tube to help 7it kept its shape. With your hands, gently start tucking the edge of the tire back into the rim.

Once you get most of the way around, you will need to use the tire levers again to assist you with the unyielding tire. Be sure not to pinch the new tube between the tire and the rim during this step because you can tear the tube. Once the tire pops back onto the rim, take your pump and fill the tire completely. After you get the wheel back on your bike, you’ll be ready to ride!
What change, if any, is necessary to item 7?

A) NO CHANGE
B) it is keeping its shape.
C) it keep its shape.
D) it keeps its shape.

What is the purpose of the phrase "establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, [and] provide for the common defence" in the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution?

A. To claim that the new Constitution can be changed over time
B. To explain that the U.S. government has a duty to protect its people
C. To guaranteed that the American people will get to vote on all new laws
D. To show that the people hold all political power in the country.

What does this chart demonstrate about the change in women’s roles in the early 20th century?

Women’s employment rose fastest among those younger than 20.
The changes affected single women’s employment more than married women’s employment.
White women’s employment increased by a greater proportion than nonwhite women’s employment.
The changes to women’s employment for all ages and all races were greatest from 1920–1930.

What impact did the increasing number of immigrants have on the culture of Texas? In your answer, discuss how the different ethnic and religious groups have contributed to the blended culture of Texas.

In the early 18th century the economy of France was depressed. The government was deeply in debt and taxes were high. In addition, the French controlled the colony of Louisiana, a vast settlement in the interior of North America. The Louisiana Colony included the Natchez district and the area along the Mississippi Gulf Coast in present-day Mississippi. France was the first European country to settle this area of North America (1699–1763).

–"John Law and the Mississippi Bubble,"
Jon Moen

What was the state of the French economy in the early 1700s? Check all that apply.

The French government was in debt.
The taxes citizens paid were very high.
Employment was on the rise for French citizens.
The French economy was shrinking instead of expanding.
France had lost economic control of its colonies in America.

The Indus Valley was first visited by _____.

villagers
farmers
nomadic pastoral groups
hunter-gatherers

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Under governor James Grant, coastal cities in East Florida increased _________ activities.

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1. What was one way the Hundred Years’ War affected England?

England’s king grew in power.
England became a unified nation.
England’s military became very powerful.
England lost all of its land on the European continent.

2.How did the Hundred Years’ War affect the king of England?

The king removed Parliament.
The king lost power to Parliament.
The king answered to the Great Council.
The king no longer ruled over the nation.

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The Boston Tea Party could be characterized as —

A. an act of civil disobedience in response to British economic policies
B. a royal event held in Boston to honor King George III
C. protests against the Committee of Correspondence
D. The celebration of the closure of Boston Harbor

What was Columbus' "dream"?
A. Find a short-cut to the East.
B. Find a short-cut around Africa.
C. Find a short-cut to the Americas.

Through a combination of daring, brutality, and greed, the conquistadors

1. made possible the expansion of the Spanish empire in America.
2. brought capitalism to Mexico
3. founded St. Augustine
4. introduced African slavery to the New World.

Since they were located in the North China plain, the earliest Chinese civilizations were:
A. Almost always under attack from their neighbors
B. Home to a diverse group of religions
C. The center of trade for every East Asian civilization.
D. Unable to connect with other civilizations.

How did the Aztecs use slaves to benefit their economy?

Slaves were used to fight against other tribes.
Slaves were sold for profit in neighboring city-states.
Slaves were used to keep records for the civilizations.
Slaves were sacrificed to the gods for prosperity in return.

what are the 3 weaknesses of the article of confedaration and why

Cabot did not settle on Newfoundland because

He was told to establish colonies further south.
The weather was too severe and settlement was difficult.
He died before he was able to carry out his plans.
He was only interested in the route and not the permanent settlement.

What is the name of the Eastern Woodland Indian groups that built mounds and enclosures?

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In what way were the religious beliefs of the Native Americans and the Aryans of the Indus River valley similar?

belief in one god
worship of animals
rejection of symbols
belief in human sacrifice

King __________ was disliked by the Israelites for heavy taxes, even though he built the stone temple in Jerusalem. He was known for his proverbs.
a. Solomon
b. David
c. Barry
d. Abraham

Beyond the basic elements of civilization, what did the Sumerians add to future societies and cultures? A) patriarchy and job specialization B) social classes and agricultural surplus C) clearly-defined government and large cities D) raising livestock and monumental architecture

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How did the relationship between European settlers and the Timucuan Indians in Florida change?

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