Answer:
the transition to new manufacturing processes in Europe and the United States
Explanation:
when it comes to historical research what do you think is the difference between primary and secondary sources
Answer:
primary resources are things that come from that person say a autobiography or book secondary sources are things that come from a person that did not experience that even at first hand.
Explanation:
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In Hinduism, Brahma is the god responsible for:
A. destruction.
B. protection.
C. reincarnation.
D. creation.
Answer:
D. Creation
Explanation:
Answer:
creation
Explanation:
To pass a new law in the Confederation Congress, you needed:
Answer:
9 of 13 states approval
Answer:
Congress need 9 of 13 states to pass any laws
As complex societies grew how did there religion change
Answer: A. It grew less important. B. It became more complex. C. It focused more
Explanation:
I know because it is focused with a lot of things
Identify the constitutional provision that is common in both United States v. Virginia (1996) and Brown v. Board of Education (I) (1954).
Answer:
The constitutional provision that is common in both the United States v. Virginia (1996) and Brown v. Board of Education (I) (1954) is the prohibition of discrimination and segregation of persons.
Explanation:
The United States v. Virginia (1996) outlawed the segregation of males and females in schools. The Brown v. Board of Education (I) (1954) ruling also outlawed segregation of races in schools. Specifically, on May 17, 1954, the Court removed constitutional sanctions for segregation by race. This made equal opportunity in education available for all the law of the United States.
The First Bank of the United States was based on what constitutional principle?
A) the necessary and proper clause
B) states’ rights
C) strict construction
D) judicial review
why did the united states enter into the spanish war?
Answer:
The United States went to war with Spain in 1898 for three different reasons: , , . These causes were stimulated by commercialism and nationalism.
THIS IS FOR HISTORY PLS HELP!:
Which rights and freedoms for citizens do you think our government does a good job of protecting? Why? Which rights and freedoms could it better protect, and how?
Answer:
- Second amendment. it helps us protect ourselves and our families. Right now the government wants to take way our guns and the right to protect ourselves.
Who is Dwight Eisenhower
Answer:
the 34th president
Explanation:
Adding transitions during the revision process improves an essay by
hooking the reader.
showing time order.
supporting the thesis.
giving evidence for reasons.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
hooking the reader
I am giving brian thing to whoever right
According to my calculations she a
A. B!t(h
B. Good woman
C. H0
D. House wife
Answer:
c.H0
Explanation:
Answer:
B and D
Explanation:
I dunno, sorry your question just doesn't make sense to me O.O
select one of the founding fathers that you learned about and discuss some of his contributions to the revolutionary period. PLEASE HELP!!!
Answer:From George Washington to Alexander Hamilton to Benjamin Franklin and others, learn about the men who played a part in the creation of the United ... a freezing winter at Valley Forge and, with the help of his French allies, was ... Many other figures have also been cited as Founding Fathers (or Mothers).
What concerned Louisianans most about the results of the election of 1860?
They worried that President Douglas would not protect their interests.
They knew that other Southern states would force them to secede.
They were anxious that Louisiana’s shipping industry would decline.
They were worried that slavery would be abolished.
Answer:d
Explanation:
Answer:
The Answer Is D
Explanation:
rag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.
Match the colonists with their accomplishments.
Eliza Lucas Pinckney
John Peter Zenger
Benjamin Franklin
criticized the government in print
conducted experiments with electricity
introduced indigo as a cash crop
Answer:
Eliza Lucas Pinckney-Introduced indigo as a cash crop
John Peter Zenger-Criticized the government in print
Benjamin Franklin-Conducted experiments with electricity
What were the 2 major cash crops in TX during this time?
Answer:
Cotton, corn, wheat, oats, and sweet potatoes.
Explanation:
(pick two from the choices above.)
Which of the following are used to show where things are in relation to each other on the surface of Earth? a. maps c. longitude lines b. latitude lines d. contour lines
Answer:
it think A if not its probably D
sorry if im wrong
What do you think President Obama means when he
says, “The words have been spoken during rising
tides of prosperity and the still waters of peace.
Yet, every so often, the oath is taken amidst
gathering clouds and raging storms"
Answer:
that the threat of war still lingers in peace times
Who is the 1st president of the Philippines?
Sino ang unang presidente ng Pilipinas?
Answer: President Emilio Aguinald.
Explanation:
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President Emilio Aguinaldo is the 1st president of the Philippine.What effect did the Great Awakening have on the American colonies?
A. The Great Awakening caused a split in American Protestantism in the American colonies.
B. The Great Awakening intensified racial and gender bias in the American colonies.
C. The Great Awakening diminished the importance of education in the American colonies.
D. The Great Awakening resulted in public displays of overt emotion in the American colonies.
Answer: A, The Great Awakening caused a split in American Protestantism in the American colonies.
Explanation: The Great Awakening caused there to be a growth in denominations of the church meaning that there was a split in the Protestant church creating the baptist and methodist churches.
Answer:
It's A for plato users
Explanation:
cause im just that good ;)
What is one reason for the spread of slavery in the Southern colonies?
1. New British colonists found work on Southern plantations.
2.Plantations required a large agricultural labor force
3. Plantation owners needed to plant and tend to corn and other grain crops.
4.Most Southerners worked on building ships instead of on plantations.
Presidential Power Is Rooted in the Constitution.
Select one:
O True
O False
what is todays salary?
Answer:
today is worth only 9% of a dollar in 1950.
this i think
Explanation:
constitution
Answer:
The median salary is 92,800 USD per year, which means that half (50%) of the population are earning less than 92,800 USD while the other half are earning more than 92,800 USD. The median represents the middle salary value.
What are the five improvements to “the
science of politics”, according to Hamilton,
that will make the American republic work?
Answer:
1. legislative checks and balances, 2. the separation of powers, 3. an independent judiciary, 4. a scheme of representation, and 5. a more recent innovation which Hamilton, the author of Federalist 9, calls “the enlargement of the orbit within which [republican]systems are to revolve."
what was
king george iii rejection of the olive branch petition
In Ecuador, the government has tried to fight poverty by:
A. ordering all mestizos to leave crowded cities.
B. encouraging young children to get factory jobs.
O C. letting the United Nations control much of the country.
O D. giving money to families who send children to school.
SUBMIT
Answer:
I think its B
Explanation:
Answer: giving money to families who send children to school
Explanation:
why did Garrison and Arthur Tappan choose to mail so many and so many different kinds of anti slavery material to the South?
Answer:
The answer is true
Explanation:
Garrison and Arthur Tappan choose to mail so many and so many different kinds of anti-slavery material to the South Because that is the area where slavery was so prevalent.
How did William Lloyd Garrison fight against slavery?For thirty-five years, William Lloyd Garrison produced The Liberator every week. He delivered speeches and assisted in the formation of antislavery organizations. He collaborated with, and sometimes insulted, radicals like Charles Lenox Remond, Frederick Douglass, Lucy Stone, Abby Kelley Foster, Wendell Phillips, and others.
From the first issue of his weekly publication in 1831 to the final issue published after the Civil War ended in 1865, Garrison spoke out boldly and passionately against slavery and for the rights of America's black people.
Because slavery was so entrenched in the South, Garrison and Arthur Tappan chose to mail so many and so many various types of anti-slavery pamphlets there.
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How does the Supreme Court affect our lives??
Answer:The Supreme Court defines how the U.S. political process works, and how laws are made. The court defines the power of the president. The court can make decisions on rules governing technology and business. The court protects Americans' ability to say what they want, about what they want.
Explanation:not sure
what were some reasons that people opposed the Mexican American war
Some Americans opposed the Mexican-American War because they viewed it as an unjustified, aggressive invasion of a neighboring republic.
how does a person become the leader of a democracy??
A. taking power by force
B. being elected by popular vote
C. being the first-born child of the previous leader(s)
D. receiving votes from the peoples' representatives
Answer:
I believe the answer is B, however it could also be D
Explanation:
Article 2: The Executive Branch
Commander in chief of the Armed Forces
Leads the army and armed forces
(President may use armed forces to keep domestic peace)
President is commander in chief of the military. This is saying there is civilian control over the military.
As the commander in chief, he can send off the military into combat, but only congress has the power to declare war.
Difference between military action and declared war.
Last declared war - WWII
Every other military conflict that we have been in have been undeclared military action
Prez can: Negotiate treaties
He can negotiate them with a foreign government and sign them. But they do not have any effect unless the Senate consents or ratified the treaty.
This requires a ⅔ majority (supra-majority; more than the majority in the Senate. The reason is the US does not like being bound by treaties with a foreign country.
Prez can: Nominate
Preisdent can nominate individuals for the judicial branch and executive branch (supreme court justices, ambassadors, and a handful of other principal officers), but these people can not take office before senate agrees.
Prez can: Grant Pardons
The president may pardon for crimes against the us law, not against a state
Ex: Kim K made an argument to convince Mr. Trump to use his pardon power to release Alice Marie Johnson
He can not reprieves or pardon or an impeachment
This can not be reviewed of reversed.
But if he uses his power in obstruction of justice, that would be a problem for
This power acts a check on the judiciary.
Prez has: Removal Power
May remove those approved by the senate
Disability to perform duties of President
Vp may temporarily assume the duties of the office if the prez is in surgery, under anesthesia, not in his/her right mind.
(He/she may only resume by informing the Congress that no inabilities exist
Cabinet & VP may challenge the president's actions
Update congress on the state of the union
President from time to time has to give congress an update on the state of the union.
Back then, prez would send a letter to the congress with the updates of the state of the union. But that changed in the 21st century.
Prez decided it would be good to make the address to a joined session for congress.
Next state of the union is January 29th, 2019
Prez can: suggest legislation
when a bill is given to him, he can suggest to the congress how they can improve and then it will go through the billing process again. ft
Domestic Emoluments Clause
Foreign emolument Clause
Both: Gift or payment, can't take bribes or a suggestion of a bribe
He shall not receive any other emoluments within the country
Meant to avoid conflicts
The idea is no one of the US, can expect anything foerign.
Because if he did that, then that suggests that the president was going to do something the foreign government wants, not the people
Oath of Office
Oath taken by the president on the day he takes office, pledging to "faithfully execute" the office and "preserve, protect, and defend" the constitution.
You do not have to be a believer in god, you do not need to put your hand on the bible to become president.
George Washington added so help me god. Not necessary to say though.
Veto
A president's power to reject a bill passed by Congress, which prevents it from becoming law, in most cases
Commander in Chief
The President's role as leader of America's military forces.
Chief Executive
The job the President is doing when he carries out the laws, and acts as the "boss" of the various government departments and employees
Chief of State
A mostly ceremonial role filled by the President, where he acts as the representative of and living symbol for all Americans.
Ambassador
a person, appointed by the President and approved by Congress, who serves as America's representative in a foreign country
Cabinet
A group of people, picked by the President and approved by the Senate, who advise and assist the President in carrying out laws in their areas of expertise
Electoral College
Chosen by the people in a popular vote in each state, it is this group that elects the President; 270 of their votes are required to win
Impeachment
A process, begun in the House of Representatives, that charges a president with a "high crime or misdemeanor." If convicted, it can lead to removal from office.
Chief Diplomat/ Foreign Policy maker
The President's role as our main representative in our dealings with other countries.
Treaty
An agreement with another country. Negotiated by the President and his advisors, it must also be approved by the Senate before it gains the force of law.
Answer:
Text of Article 2, Section 4: The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.