William invaded England in 1066 becuase he wanted to claim the throne After Edward died.
William was a distant cousin of Edward and said that Edward had promised him the throne, so he invaded England to become King and claim the throne from Harold.
What was the strategy to seize key islands to close in on the Japanese mainland called?
Answer:
Philippines
Explanation:
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Realiza un cuadro comparativo diferenciando los distintos tipos de lenguajes de Venezuela incluyendo el lenguaje de señas es de crp
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Los tipos de lenguaje en Venezuela son los siguientes.
El idioma oficial de Venezuela es el Español. Sí el Español o Castellano. Este Español tiene algunos dialectos que se hablan en deferentes regiones de Venezuela.
Por ejemplo, está el Español Caroeño, el Español Llanero, el Español Caraqueño, el Español, Marabino, el Español Oriental y el Español Guaro. Además de éstas, existen cerca de 70 lenguas nativas que se han estado perdiendo.
Con respecto al lenguaje de señas en Venezuela, éste se llama LSV o Lenguaje de Señas Venezolana. Comenzó a expandirse en 1982 como una herramienta de comunicación para personas sordo-mudas.
what island nation in Europe lies farthest from thr rest of Europe? plz help me
Answer:
Europe is the second-smallest continent. Only Oceania has less landmass. Europe extends from the island nation of Iceland in the west to the Ural Mountains of Russia in the east. Europes northernmost point is the Svalbard archipelago of Norway, and it reaches as far south as the islands of Greece and Malta.
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What effect did technological advances such as the steamboat,cotton gin and the introduction of interchangeable parts have on the American economy
Answer:
the steam boat was a quicker way accros water the cotton and gin were for shirts and paper money the gin for pubs and the last one was you did nt have to go to a ceartin place you could o to mny stores
Explanation:
Read an overview of the Bisbee Deportation What happened to those who were rounded up? - They were put on trial. -They were put in prison. - They were sent out of the state.
Answer:
They were sent out of the state.
Explanation:
From the overview of Bisbee Deportation what happened to those who were rounded up is that "They were sent out of the state."
This is evident in the fact that there were about 1,300 striking mineworkers, including the sympathizers, and on looking citizens were parked on July 12, 1917, in Bisbee, Arizona, and sent to about 200 miles or 320 km to Tres Hermanas in New Mexico.
Answer:
C ON EDGE
Explanation:
In the 1940s, Carl Vinson played a critical role in the growth of the Georgia economy by sponsoring numerous bills designed to A. increase agricultural production in the country to meet the needs of Europe. B. improve access to federal funding for states most at risk of a foreign invasion. 0 C. improve infrastructure around the country though road and bridge construction D. increase the production of warships and airplanes vital to the military's success.
Answer:
i think its d
Explanation:
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How did the great Depression affect Emilia Castaneda
Answer:
The young Emilia Castañeda and her family lived in Los Angeles in the 1920s and 30s. Once the Great Depression hit, the Hoover Administration implemented involuntary deportations. Through various means, hundreds of thousands of Mexican immigrants and U.S. citizens of Mexican heritage were deported to Mexico. Emilia would not return to her home for many years.
is meroe a good place to live, long answer plz
Answer:
No
Explanation:
where is the Mississippi River basin
Answer:
Lake Itasca in northern Minnesota, United States
Explanation: Its river basin starts in southern Ohio and ends on the coasts of Louisiana
Answer: The Mississippi River flows 3,778 kilometers from Lake Itasca in northern Minnesota to its delta in southern Louisiana. Its river basin starts in southern Ohio and ends on the coasts of Louisiana, draining 4.76 million square kilometers.
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Russians were unhappy with Czar Nicholas for all of the reasons EXCEPT: A-a serious shortage of food B-the czar's poor leadership during the war C-the czar removing Russia from World War I D-His wife was from Germany
Answer:
C) Czar removing Russia from WW1.
Explanation:
All of the other options are true reasons why most Russians hated the Czar, except for C.
Who sold information to the British and was viewed as a traitor?
Benedict Arnold sold information to the british
Which of the following actions was regarded as negative interference in another nation?
fighting wars for independenc
controlling trade with Europe
military protection against foreign threats
assistance in repayment of debts
Answer:controlling trade with Europe
Explanation:
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Answer:
The answers are either "D" or "C" but I would choose D. In my opinion the answer might is D. Assistance in repayment of debts.
If this answer is incorrect, the answer is "C. military protection against foreign threats" because I've tried the other 2.
Which of the following was a negative consequence of trade routes across Asia, Europe, and Africa?
Many wars were fought to gain control of trade routes.
Diseases were often spread along trade routes.
Isolated cultures learned about new goods and ideas.
Increased supply of available goods raised the cost of many items.
Answer:
Diseases were often spread along trade routes.
Explanation:
Trade routes such as silk route across Asia, Europe, and Africa was use to exchange many things such as food, ideas, clothes, animals and diseases.
A negative consequence of trade routes is that during trade and movement of people from one place to other, spread diseases such as bubonic plague, measles, and small pox. these diseases have no cure at that time and affected the population across badly.
Hence, the correct answer is "Diseases were often spread along trade routes."
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Match each type of area with the correct level of population density.
Urban
?
Low population density.
Rural
?
Medium population
density
Suburban
?
High population density.
SUBMIT
Answer: Urban = Hight Population Density
Suburban = medium density
rural = low density
Explanation: Think of the areas which are described. In a city, people are usually packed in tight areas, such as apartment buildings. Cities usually have the highest population as well. In suburban areas(neighborhoods) there are still a big population but, they are more spaced out. In rural areas(farms, small towns) there are less people. Because of this, they are more spread out.
Which of the following was the wife of the most important emperor in
Byzantine history?*
A.Charles the Great
B.Justinian
C.Theodora
Answer:
C. Theodora
Theodora, (born c. 497 CE—died June 28, 548, Constantinople [now Istanbul, Turkey]), Byzantine empress, wife of the emperor Justinian I (reigned 527–565), probably the most powerful woman in Byzantine history. Her intelligence and political acumen made her Justinian’s most trusted adviser and enabled her to use the power and influence of her office to promote religious and social policies that favoured her interests.
cause and effect of mexican american war in
compromise of 1850
Answer:
Under the Compromise of 1850, California was admitted as a free state without deciding the fate of the remainder of the Mexican Cession. Additionally, under this compromise, there was the federal assumption of Texas debt, the abolishment of the slave trade in the District of Columbia, and a stronger fugitive slave law.
Explanation:
Was the Roman Empire effective at promoting the common good?"
Explanation:
The Roman Empire which origins can be argued to either the ascent of Julius Caesar to Dictator, or the acceptance of Octavian Caesar as Augustus (First Citizen). Basically, sometime in the 2nd have of the 1st century B.C.E. At that time, the Roman state or Senatus and Populesque Romanus: Senate and People of Rome or SPQR) held an extreme number of treaties with it's neighbors. Few of the people were considered part of the Republic and only Roman Citizens could vote or hold offices such as Senator, Quaestor, Tribune, or Consul. Most civilizations governed themselves and had a Roman Governor. These "Allies" would also supply soldiers for Auxiliaries to the Roman Legions. At some point in the transition from Roman Republic to Roman Empire an incorporation began of citizenship. This would allow previously non-citizens of the allied civilizations to be granted rights under Roman Law. The concept had never been incorporated by any other civilization. It had always previously been stipulated that family descent would delineate citizenship. This was the first and foremost strength of the Roman Empire the ability to amalgamate it's people into a citizenship. One of the best ways it was able to unify the other populations was the use of it's Language. Because one had to understand Latin to understand it's Laws it became necessary for the people of the Empire to speak the same language and therefore Latin spread to every corner of the empire and displaced many languages in other territories, (this is why there are the Romance Languages, Spanish, Italian, French, and Romanian, all were parts of the Roman Empire for extreme periods of time). The next aspect and probably the most distinguished is the Roman Army. It was the greatest military force of professional soldiers in the Ancient World. It's equipment was standardized as was the training. The soldiers were however more than just well trained and well armed. They were laborers and engineers. Under Julius Caesar they were able to build a bridge across the Rhine in less than two weeks, without machines. They would construct Roads, Aqueducts, Forts, Towns, Bridges, Temples, Walls, and whatever else they needed. This Army/Labor force was mobile and terrifying, drawing on the experiences and fame of Julius Caesar and his memoirs about the Gallic Wars. He and future Emperors would annihilate whole populations of rebellious civilizations (Gauls & Dacians come to mind, also don't forget about the expulsion of the Jews from Judea). All of these factors allowed Roman Law to reign supreme and the peace or "Pax Romana" that occurred for several centuries allowed trade to flourish making Rome the center of the civilized world the envy of the Barbarians.
When you take into account all of theses aspects 1.) Granting of Citizenship 2.) Language 3.) Military force 4.) Construction of military yet civilian necessities 5.) Flourishing trade coupled with extended periods of peace, it becomes easy to understand how one Civilization could be denoted as the Greatest of the Ancient world. To contrast that, after the fall of Rome, Europe entered into a Dark Age that would last nearly 1200 years.
Also unlike what the genius Phil said, there are many civilizations and Nations that lasted after 455 that attempted to use Rome as it's title and claim legitimacy to the Roman Empire, (Holy Roman Empire, Even the Germans use of Kaiser which is a translation of Caesar, the Russian use of Czar is a translation from Caesar and is suppose to represent the inheritance of the Byzantine Empire which was the remnants of the Eastern Roman Empire, lastly it can be argued the the Pope is the present ruler of the Roman Empire through the spirit of Catholicism).
Analyze How did China's geography affect its development?
Answer:
It made it hard for trade and communication with other civilizations, but Chinese civilizations grew along the rivers, whose fertile soil made farming easier. In which river valley did China's civilization begin? What made China's river valleys ideal for farming?
Explanation:
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Make a list of at least 4 ways in which the Renaissance was different than any other ages before it.
Answer:a revitalized interest in classical Greek and Roman thought, an increased receptiveness to humanist philosophies, a commercial and urban revolution, and the inception of the modern state.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. Humanism
2. Shift towards the secular in art
3. Shift towards the secular in religion
4. Development of the urban nobility
How did the Black Lives Matter Movement happen?
List the 7 types of speech that the First Amendment does not necessarily protect
do you think the "red scare" was justified? why or why not?
What do you know about African American History?
Answer:
It happened..... Jk (But it did)
The most celebrated Black explorer of the Americas was Estéban, who traveled through the Southwest in the 1530s.
The uninterrupted history of Blacks in the United States began in 1619, when 20 Africans were landed in the English colony of Virginia.
Which of the following is NOT a right explicitly protected by the First Amendment?
A. a) Press
B. b) Privacy
C. c) Assembly
D. d) Religion
Answer:
Privacy
Explanation:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
The right to privacy is not a right that is explicitly protected by the first amendment.
The first amendment gave the following rights
It gave the rights that stopped the congress from limiting the press or freedom of speech.It stopped the congress from making laws on establishing religionIt prohibited the congress from limiting the rights to assemble or petition those in governmentAll of the above are contained in the first amendment. Since privacy is not contained, it is the answer to our question.
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About how many Indian actresters were failed as a result of their involvement in the salt march
80
800
8000
80,000
Answer:
8,000
Explanation:
they were failed because Bollywood didn't want them to be involved in events like the salt march
What is the defintion of accomodation
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How did JP Morgan treat his workers?
Answer:
In my opinion, JP Morgan treated his workers Terribly! he caused so many falling wages and he was careless about the health and safety of the workforces of his companies.
J.P. Morgan handled his worker quite horribly. He was irresponsible with the health and safety of his firms' employees, which resulted in many workers' wages decreasing.
Who was J.P. Morgan?Throughout the Gilded Age, Wall Street was ruled by American financier and investment banker John Pierpont Morgan Sr. He was the driving force behind the wave of industrial consolidation in the United States in the late 19th and early 20th century as the chairman of the banking company that eventually became known as J.P. Morgan & Co.
By reducing the workers and their wages in order to increase profits while eradicating the competition, he also established a monopoly. The pay for workers was frequently as low as $1 per day or less, and the working conditions were poor, with increased fatalities even as wages grew.
Therefore, J.P.Morgan ill-treated his workers to gain maximum profit.
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What do you think you can contribute (add) the culture of the barbarian or Germanic peoples to the general culture of medieval civilization?
Answer:
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Why were certain parts of states listed as exceptions to the term of the Proclamation? Help please
Answer:
Lincoln exempted border states from the proclamation because he didn't want to tempt them into joining the confederacy. it was a temporary war measure that was later codified into law in the 13th amendment to the constitution