The main military goal of Philip II of Macedonia was to ___

Answer:

Defeat the Persian Empire

Explanation:

Which Native American tribe is located in three states including New Mexico?

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It could be about commander in chief, party leader ETC just a real life example where one of these can happen?

Kansas/Nebraska Act

What specific states did the Compromise affect?

What was the outcome?

Republicans sought to extend the vote to all free, white men, while the Whigs wanted to preserve property requirements.


Democrats sought to extend the vote to all free, white men, while the Whigs wanted to preserve property requirements.


Democrats sought to extend the vote to all free, white men, while the Republicans wanted to preserve property requirements.


Whigs and democrats sought to extend the vote to all free, white men, while the Whigs wanted to preserve property requirements.

Name one action Jefferson
took based on his
principles.

Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce was broadened following
A the Vietnam War
B George Washington's decision to only run for two terms as president
C the Supreme Court decision of Marbury v. Madison
D the Supreme Court decision of Gibbons v. Ogden.​

Read the map.

A map titled Spread of Hinduism. A key shows Expansion routes with a red arrow. The Himalaya Mountains are along the border between India and China. Beginning near the eastern coast of India, arrows point southeast to Sri Lanka, Sumatra, Java, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar (Burma).

What does the map show about the spread of Hinduism?

Hinduism spread to areas of western India along trading routes.
Hinduism did not expand beyond the natural borders of India.
Hinduism spread primarily to areas east and south of India.
Hinduism was hindered by natural barriers from spreading to other regions.

Who is the mythological founder of the kingdom of Choson?
King Tangun
Yi Seong-gye
Toyotami Hideyoshi
Sejong the Great

what were the 3 steps states took to be readmitted to the Union

how long would it take Orion to travel 1 au from earth ​

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1850: Compromise of 1850

who started black history​

5. Which of the following acts cut off all imports and exports with England, forced the United States
to start manufacturing its own goods, and ushered in the Industrial Revolution?

A. Alien and Sedition Acts.
B. Embargo Act of 1807
C. Enabling Act of 1802
D. Slave Trade Prohibition Act

Muslims follow the teachings of Muhammad the prophet. What is a prophet? O Messenger of God O God of Creation and Destruction O Hell predictor O Father's light​

[Byzantine] influence might be traced along very many lines, but possibly it was the most striking in the various fields of art. . . . [I]n architecture and painting the debt to Byzantium is enormous. Justinian was a great builder and his chief work was [Hagia] Sophia, "the fairest church in all the world," to quote a western medieval writer. . . . [Others say] it is "the most perfect and beautiful church ever yet erected by any Christian people." It served as a model for many medieval churches in Italy and southern France, and its influence can be traced to-day in almost every Christian country. Equally marked is the importance of Byzantine painting. In the first half of the last century a painter's hand-book, which dates from the eleventh century or earlier, was discovered in a Byzantine monastery. It contained practical rules for the artists and designs for representations of Biblical and sacred scenes.
What does this passage say about Byzantine architecture and art?
Byzantine works have influenced art and architecture throughout history.
Byzantine architecture was influential, but Byzantine art was less important.
Justinian had little interest in the art and focused his resources elsewhere.
Byzantine architecture had little influence on later medieval churches.

1. Imagine you work in a steel mill in a large industrial city in England in the late 1800s. You live in a neighborhood with other factory workers and share the same living and working conditions they do. Write a letter to your representative in Parliament expressing your opinions on what the government should do, if anything, about the plight of the English working class during the Industrial Revolution. In your letter, include details about your situation, as well as solutions for problems. Include some of the points below:
• Working conditions in English factories, the hours you work, opportunities for breaks, the average wages workers are paid, safety on the job, ages of those you work with (including children), health and healthcare, and what you will do when you are too old to work.
• Types of laws that might be passed to address your concerns, including measures that factory owners should take to improve conditions or steps the government could take to protect workers and ensure better living conditions.
• Ideas you have for improving urban life such as city planning, technological innovations, sanitation, schools, hospitals, and law enforcement.
• How the government’s actions can affect England’s future, including the health, education, and welfare of its citizens

Southerners did not like the tariff laws because it
A made it more difficult to grow cotton
B made products made in other countries more expensive
C increased taxes on products bought from the north

What did the crusades weaken

what is one way the industrial revolution changed how people worked?

What do the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments of the Constitution of the United States all have in common

why are craftsmen more likely to be patriots?

In the New England colonies, why did homes have steep roofs?
A to keep rain out
B To build a roof easily
C To build chimneys to keep warm
D To easily remove snow
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What makes us believe that the people of the Indus Valley were extensive traders?
(Please help!)

Which industry had Carbon Hill depended on, making it extra vulnerable to the effects of the Great Depression?

Can someone please write about Barack Obama an a conclusion please

Pope Urban ll is important in Catholic history because he
A ) is the only to actively oppose the Crusades before 1300
B) called for an end to the violence of the European Crusades
C) initiated the first Crusade against Muslims in the Holy Lands
D) was excommunicated by the Byzantine emperor over treatment of Muslims in Europe

How much are American values shaped by our personality, and how much are those values shaped by our socialization?

What Are Tariffs, and What Do They Do?

A tariff, at the most basic level, is a tax charged on goods or services as they move from one country to another. You may also see them referred to as a “customs duty,” as the term is often used interchangeably with “tariff.” Tariffs are typically charged by the country importing the goods. They serve two purposes: economically, they generate revenue for the importing country and protect home-based industries producing those same goods. Some tariffs, called protective tariffs, charge a higher tax on imported goods so the domestically produced versions of the same goods can be sold at a more competitive price.

In contrast to protective tariffs, revenue tariffs exist primarily to raise money on goods that are not produced domestically, allowing the government to invest in other resources. For example, nonprotective tariffs include import taxes on oil produced elsewhere, or products that are only produced in other countries.

What are two supposes of tariffs?

Gross domestic product (GDP) is a measure of how much a country produces. How does improved technology increase a country's GDP?