How has the 1846 Treaty of Oregon stood the test of time?

A. The border at the fifty-four forty line is still in effect today.
B. Oregon remains one of the fifty states of the United States.
C. The border at the forty-ninth parallel is similar to one we have today.
D. The treaty established friendly relations with Spain that remain.

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b

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B

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Late in the Roman Empire, the word “barbarian” came to refer to all foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions, especially the various tribes and armies putting pressure on Rome's borders.

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The city of Constantinople outgrew those walls built by Constantine in the 19th century because the population started to expand beyond those walls during the times of the Ottoman Empire.

Built by Constantine in the 4th century as a way to protect the city of Constantinople by land and sea, the walls continued to be constructed years later and successfully served to protect the capital of the Byzantine Empire against invasions from the Bulgars, Avar-Sassanians, and the Arabs.

These walls had been affected by wars, time, and weather conditions, although reparations had tried to rescue some parts. The walls have been named World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

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The battle was fought on the morning of December 26, 1776.

The Battle of Trenton was won by the American forces.

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The Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty signed, granting the United States a strip of land across the Isthmus of Panama and the right to build and fortify the Panama Canal. United States acquires control of the Panama Canal Zone for $10 million from Panama.

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established by the united space force act which was passed by the United States Congress as a part of the national defence of the recession act for fizzle year 2020

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the United States Congress wanted to Provide freedom of operation for the United States in, from, and to space.

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a moblie launcher is a structure uses to support a large mulistage space vehicle which is assembled

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B) They rent land to other farmers to use

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D) They farm land owned by someone else

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c

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c

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A. The Seminole leader, Chief Osceola, had been captured and died in prison.

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The Seminoles is one of the five civilized tribe, who Native American Indians of the United States of America.

Basically, the Seminoles fought two wars against the United States of America in Florida.

The reason why the Seminoles began to relocate after the Second Seminole War was because, the Seminole leader, Chief Osceola, had been captured and died in prison.

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The Seminole leader, Chief Osceola, had been captured and died in prison.

Answer: the enforcement of written laws

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Answer: A. All people are born with basic rights :)

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Discrimination against blacks linked to dehumanization, study finds

Crude historical depictions of African Americans as ape-like may have disappeared from mainstream U.S. culture, but research presented in a new paper by psychologists at Stanford, Pennsylvania State University and the University of California-Berkeley reveals that many Americans subconsciously associate blacks with apes.

In addition, the findings show that society is more likely to condone violence against black criminal suspects as a result of its broader inability to accept African Americans as fully human, according to the researchers.

Co-author Jennifer Eberhardt, a Stanford associate professor of psychology who is black, said she was shocked by the results, particularly since they involved subjects born after Jim Crow and the civil rights movement. "This was actually some of the most depressing work I have done," she said. "This shook me up. You have suspicions when you do the workintuitionsyou have a hunch. But it was hard to prepare for how strong [the black-ape association] washow we were able to pick it up every time."

The paper, "Not Yet Human: Implicit Knowledge, Historical Dehumanization and Contemporary Consequences," is the result of a series of six previously unpublished studies conducted by Eberhardt, Pennsylvania State University psychologist Phillip Atiba Goff (the lead author and a former student of Eberhardt's) and Matthew C. Jackson and Melissa J. Williams, graduate students at Penn State and Berkeley, respectively. The paper is scheduled to appear Feb. 7 in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, which is published by the American Psychological Association.

The research took place over six years at Stanford and Penn State under Eberhardt's supervision. It involved mostly white male undergraduates. In a series of studies that subliminally flashed black or white male faces on a screen for a fraction of a second to "prime" the students, researchers found subjects could identify blurry ape drawings much faster after they were primed with black faces than with white faces. The researchers consistently discovered a black-ape association even if the young adults said they knew nothing about its historical connotations. The connection was made only with African American faces; the paper's third study failed to find an ape association with other non-white groups, such as Asians. Despite such race-specific findings, the researchers stressed that dehumanization and animal imagery have been used for centuries to justify violence against many oppressed groups.

"n't think it's intentional, but when people learn about human evolution, they walk away with a notion that people of African descent are closer to apes than people of European descent. When people think of a civilized person, a white man comes to mind."

Consequences of socially endorsed violence

In the paper's fifth study, the researchers subliminally primed 115 white male undergraduates with words associated with either apes (such as "monkey," "chimp," "gorilla") or big cats (such as "lion," "tiger," "panther"). The latter was used as a control because both images are associated with violence and Africa, Eberhardt said. The subjects then watched a two-minute video clip, similar to the television program COPS, depicting several police officers violently beating a man of undetermined race. A mugshot of either a white or a black man was shown at the beginning of th words than with big cat words. "Taken together, this suggests that implicit knowledge of a Black-ape association led to marked differences in participants' judgments of Black criminal suspects," the researchers write.

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the first paragraph is talking about people should use public transport more to reduce the production of pollution to help decrease the high amount of pollution, in towns and cities, carbon dioxide production can effect weather, and environments it also decreases traffic and helps people

the second paragraph

public transport isn't it a valid option for people who travel out of cities to in small towns, they speak how they need energy efficient cars cars to reduce the produce of pollution and gas

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The first paragraph uses data and statistics to express how public buses or transportation has less of a toll on the earth then individual drivers. It also states how the traffic will drop by 30%.

The second paragraph uses professionals point of view and tells the readers that the public transit will not be built quickly enough therefore the focus should be on individual vehicles.

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WW1 caused a lot of soldiers to die and also did not bring peace to the world. The Leauge of Nations, that was created after this, made the Treaty of Versaille and only caused more conflict. Finally, WW1 was a huge proponent of disease spreading to more places faster.

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D. Tax the states.

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The Articles of Confederation was the first constitution for the United States. It was known for being very weak and giving little to no power to the federal government.

With the Articles of Confederation, the government could not draft soldiers, regulate trade, amend the Articles, create and enforce laws properly, or even tax the states. In order to tax the states, the government had to outright request money from them. They had no power to tax them, only request money. This made it exceptionally hard to pay for war debts and other matters.

Over time, the support for the Articles of Confederation split. Some people supported it, while some didn't. The people who were in favor of the Articles of Confederation were called Anti-Federalists and they associated having a strong government with British tyranny. On the other hand, the people who wanted to amend the Articles of Confederation were called Federalists and they wanted to have a strong government.

Eventually, the Constitutional Convention 1787 was called to amend the Articles. While the original plan was just to amend them, they ended up getting scrapped altogether. The United States Constitution was created instead.    

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3

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10

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0.65

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One of Spain's major foreign policy objectives since the advent of democracy has been to increase its influence in Latin America. Spain has a special interest in this area because of historical ties and a common linguistic, cultural, and religious heritage... This changed, following the Spanish-American War in 1898.

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From the seventeenth century on, slaves became the focus of trade between Europe and Africa. Europe’s conquest and colonization of North and South America and the Caribbean islands from the fifteenth century onward created an insatiable demand for African laborers, who were deemed more fit to work in the tropical conditions of the New World. The numbers of slaves imported across the Atlantic Ocean steadily increased, from approximately 5,000 slaves a year in the sixteenth century to over 100,000 slaves a year by the end of the eighteenth century.

Evolving political circumstances and trade alliances in Africa led to shifts in the geographic origins of slaves throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Slaves were generally the unfortunate victims of territorial expansion by imperialist African states or of raids led by predatory local strongmen, and various populations found themselves captured and sold as different regional powers came to prominence. Firearms, which were often exchanged for slaves, generally increased the level of fighting by lending military strength to previously marginal polities. A nineteenth-century tobacco pipe (1977.462.1) from the Democratic Republic of the Congo or Angola demonstrates the degree to which warfare, the slave trade, and elite arts were intertwined at this time. The pipe itself was the prerogative of wealthy and powerful individuals who could afford expensive imported tobacco, generally by trading slaves, while the rifle form makes clear how such slaves were acquired in the first place. Because of its deadly power, the rifle was added to the repertory of motifs drawn upon in many regional depictions of rulers and culture heroes as emblematic of power along with the leopard, elephant, and python.

The institution of slavery existed in Africa long before the arrival of Europeans and was widespread at the period of economic contact. Private land ownership was largely absent from precolonial African societies, and slaves were one of the few forms of wealth-producing property an individual could possess. Additionally, rulers often maintained corps of loyal, foreign-born slaves to guarantee their political security, and would encourage political centralization by appointing slaves from the imperial hinterlands to positions within the royal capital. Slaves were also exported across the desert to North Africa and to western Asia, Arabia, and India.

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A : the price of crops fell before the US entered the war and rose after entering the war

Answer: A.

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Following the Civil War, the Reconstruction Congress passed, and the states ratified, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments, all of which directly overturned the Dred Scott decision. Today, all people born or naturalized in the United States are American citizens who may bring suit in federal court.

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14 amendment

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Kofun - burial mounds; arrival of Chinese and Korean immigrants; introduction of the horse; flourishing of Chinese language and culture.

Asuka - introduction of Buddhism; emergence of Japanese identity.

Nara - The Tale of Genji; yamato-e; assertion of authority by aristocracy; emergence of warrior clans; bushi; samurai.

Heian - emergence of a strong Japanese government; creation of the waka written language.

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1/2 divided by 5 is 1

5 divided by 1/2 is 2.5

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Answer: Europe.

Explanation: North America and South America.

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Topography is the shape of the land. And area's topography may be flat, sloping, hilly, or mountainous. The topography of and area includes the area's elevation, relief, and landforms. Elevation. The height above sea level of a point on Earth's surface is its elevation.

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A. a general's wife who helped boost morale during the winter at Valley Forge

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