Can someone PLEASE answer this question. Basically you Analysis the image and answer the questions.

Here are the question:
1. Who created these political cartoons?

2. What WWII event / topic are these pictures referring to? (*hint - If You Give a Pig a Pancake)

3. How are these cartoons similar? List at least

4. How are these cartoons different? List at least 3.

5. Which cartoon had the most symbolism and stood out to you the most? Why?

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How did Congress organize the judiciary system?

13 federal district courts, 3 circuit courts, and 1 Supreme Court
1 federal district court, 3 circuit courts, and 1 Supreme Court
1 federal district court and 3 circuit courts
13 federal district courts and 1 Supreme Court

What is one reason that white mobs attacked blacks in Northern cities in the 1800s

Whites in the North feared competition for their jobs.

Blacks in the North published abolitionist newspapers.

Free blacks had begun attending white schools.

White city dwellers were afraid of slave revolts

Does the United States have a mission to expand freedom and democracy?

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What are the features of capitalism?
Choose exactly two answers that are correct.

government control

central planning

economic freedom

the profit motive

What do historians do when using the historical thinking skill of analyzing
historical sources?

Read the second half of the speech by Lyndon B. Johnson and answer the following question.

As I rode the George Washington Memorial Parkway back to the White House only yesterday afternoon, I saw nature at its purest. And I thought of the honor roll of names--a good many of you are sitting here in the front row today--that made this possible. And as I thought of you who had helped and stood up against private greed for public good, I looked at those dogwoods that had turned red, and the maple trees that were scarlet and gold. In a pattern of brown and yellow, God's finery was at its finest. And not one single foot of it was marred by a single, unsightly, man-made construction or obstruction--no advertising signs, no old, dilapidated trucks, no junkyards. Well, doctors could prescribe no better medicine for me, and that is what I said to my surgeon as we drove along.

This bill does not represent everything that we wanted. It does not represent what we need. It does not represent what the national interest requires. But it is a first step, and there will be other steps. For though we must crawl before we walk, we are going to walk.

I remember the fierce resolve of a man that I admired greatly, a great leader of a great people, Franklin D. Roosevelt. He fought a pitched battle in 1936 with private interests whose target was private gain. And I shall long remember the words that I believe he echoed at Madison Square Garden, when he declared to the Nation that the forces of selfishness had not only met their match, but these forces had met their master.

Well, I have not asked you to come here today to tell you that I have a desire to master anyone. But until the clock strikes the last hour of the time allotted to me as President by vote of all the people of this country, I will never turn away from the duty that my office demands or the vigilance that my oath of office requires.

And this administration has no desire to punish or to penalize any private industry, or any private company, or any group, or any organization of complex associations in this Nation. But we are not going to allow them to intrude their own specialized private objective on the larger public trust. Beauty belongs to all the people. And so long as I am President, what has been divinely given to nature will not be taken recklessly away by man.

This Congress is to be thanked for the bill that you have given us. I wish it could have been more, but I realize, too, that there are other views to be considered in our system of checks and balances.

The grandchildren of those of you in this country that may have mocked and ridiculed us today, someday will point with pride to the public servants who are here in this room, who cast their lot with the people.

And unless I miss my guess, history will remember on its honor roll those of you whom the camera brings into focus in this room today, who stood up and were counted when that roll was called that said we are going to preserve at least a part of what God gave us.

Thank you very much.

The first paragraph of the excerpt uses mainly _______ to persuade the audience.

categorical claims
opinions and emotional appeals
facts and logical appeal
ad hominem
appeals to ego

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Which economic theory did some members of the Industrial Workers of the World seek to abolish?
a.)capitalism
b.)socialism
c.)collectivism
d.)industrialism

The Olympic Games began as a religious festival meant to honor the god Apollo.
True
False

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How did the mansabdar system encourage loyalty in the Mughal Empire?

It offered high salaries and status opportunities to all groups.
It enforced unity through military strength.
It united different groups in the empire through the threat of a common enemy.
It trained leaders in Akbar’s personal military skills.

How did economic pressure affect internal migration during World Wars I and II?

Most people could not afford to move during those years, so home buying and moving was mostly stagnant.
Wartime production needs created job opportunities, so many people moved to seek work in that industry.
The need for workers in arms supply factories led to an easing of government restrictions on credit for home buying.
People began to move into multi-generational households because so many of the primary earners went off to fight in war.

Since the 1990s, which of these has had the GREATEST impact on industry in South Carolina?
A)
the spread of the boll weevil
B)
the presence of foreign-owned factories
the construction of Interstates 1-85 and l-185
D)
the building of Charleston International Airport

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Select the correct answer.
If you lived under an economic system in which the government controlled all aspects of production, which economic system would this be?
A. traditional economy
B. market economy
C. planned economy
D. mixed economy

What happened to enslaved persons who ran away and escaped to Florida?

Hunted by Osceola in exchange for rewards from the United States
Largely ignored by planters eager to settle the new territory
Protected in the remaining Spanish towns in the South
Sheltered by the Seminoles and allowed to join their tribes

A government is trying to promote industrialization. It is concerned because the country has few banks able to
finance expensive industrial enterprises. It reaches out to
wealthy foreign banks and encourages them to fund new
factories and railroads within its borders.
Which factor of production is the government described in this passage
attempting to develop?
A. Capital
B entrepreneurship
C Labor
D Land

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job speciaization, advanced cities and technology, and complex social institutions are all charactistics of which of the following

How unequal is population across congressional districts? Change from “Map” view to “Table” view and sort the districts by size by clicking on the heading for “Rate.” How much does the population of House districts vary? The smallest district is ______ the largest district. a. two thirds the size of b. three fourths the size of c. half the size of d. almost the same size as

What is the value of -62?

-12
36
-36
12

Apollo's priestess was known as the Delphic oracle and she...
A could not be killed.
B answered questions and predicted the future.
C spoke in a Homeric dialect.
D lived on Mt. Olympus.

The Greeks practiced polytheism meaning that they believed in...
A many gods with supernatural powers.
B one god who looked and acted human.
C the goodness of all things in nature.
D the duty to protect Greek travelers and traders

What style Greek column was used in the Lincoln Memorial?
A Doric
B Ionic
C Supreme
D Corinthian

Lyric poetry is named after what musical instrument?
A The pianoforte
B The lyre
C The poetess
D The trombone

Greek drama grew out of festivals honoring which god?
A Zeus
B Dionysus
C Apollo
D Ares

What two types of Greek dramas were there? *
A Sitcom and Drama
B Farce and Poetry
C Morality play and Drama
D Tragedy and Comedy

What is the moral of the story by Aesop about the boy who cried wolf?
A Wolves are dangerous
B Boys never lie
C Do not spread false alarms
D Boys and wolves should be friends

Which of the following are Greek Arts? (Choose all that apply)
Art
Architecture
Drama
Poetry
Myths
Fables

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After the neolithic revolution, humans begin to settle in small villages. what allowed the growth of largest cities and towns?

A) the human desire for bigger buildings

B) surplus food that could b stored and shared

C) the invention of slavery

D) none of the above

Which of the following was a provision of the Fifteenth Amendment?
Voting rights could not be denied based on race.
Voting rights could not be denied based on gender.
States could not support the practice of slavery.
States could not discriminate based on skin color.

Which aspect of government does the United States have in common with the Roman Republic?
A Replica

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Which list of events of the Athenian Empire is in the correct chronological order?

Who suffered when Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes?

What challenges might natural disasters create for states that experience them?