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Answer: What is the question?

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Complete the analogy. Remember to find the relationship between the pairs of the words first, and then choose the word to complete the analogy. Christian is to Feast of the Ascension as Muslim is to _________.​
Jewish Sabbath
Easter Sunday
Id al-Fitr

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What does the use of standardized weights and measures suggest about trade practices in the Harappan community?

Trade was illegal.
Trade was sporadic.
Trade was not profitable.
Trade was highly regulated.

How did North Carolinians help capture Fort Duquesne?

Summarize the Battle of Saratoga. Then explain, based on the evidence, why this was considered a turning point during the war. Have 2 citations

Analyze the charts below and answer the question that follows.
Four pie charts of economic sectors. The top left chart is labeled Brazil. The bottom left chart is labeled Venezuela. The top right chart is labeled Mexico. The bottom right chart is labeled Barbados. Sections are labeled Services, Industry, and Agriculture. Services is the largest section of all 4 charts. Industry is the second largest section. Agriculture is the smallest section.the anserw is brazil :3

Based on the information provided in the charts above and your knowledge of social studies, which of the following countries most likely has the highest level of GDP per person?
A.
Brazil
B.
Barbados
C.
Mexico
D.
Venezuela

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

Which of the following is NOT true about Ferdinand Magellan?

He sailed for Spain but was a Portuguese national
He was the first man to circumnavigate the globe
He had been to Malacca in a previous expedition
He was killed on the island of Mactan

The man known as “the father of the American Industrial Revolution” is

Henry Ford.
Samuel Slater.
Thomas Edison.
Francis Cabot Lowell.

Select all that apply.

Identify some of the lasting achievements of the Joseon Dynasty in Korea.

an encyclopedia
elaborate Korean gardens
kites
the second Asian sundial
the first water-powered clock

PLEASE HELP ME! What were the key elements of the Harlem Renaissance?

What new weapon was not part of World War I?
A)atomic bombs
B)planes
C)motorized vehicles
D)submarines

PLEASE HELP!!!

Answer the 2 questions in the picture using the lab.. :)

All of these are true or false questions
The Amazon River is a tributary that flows into a larger river.
Spanish conquistadors conquered the Mayan empire.
Plantations were run on slave labor.
Favelas are located in Brazil's largest cities.
Smallpox caused the death of millions of indigenous people in the Americas.
The Spanish set out to emancipate the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan.
Slash and burn agriculture is practiced in the Amazon rainforest.
Buenos Aires has the largest Carnival celebration in Latin America.
The mestizo ethnic group includes African and European descent.
The Amazon basin is located at a low altitude.
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how did lewis and clark expedition rivers change life in the united states?

In the lesson, you played the role of a juror in the case of State v. Justin B. Goode. What type of case was it, and what could be its outcome?

It was a civil case. Runnuh Bizz was seeking compensation from Goode for the robbery of her video game store.
It was a criminal case. Justin B. Goode faced possible jail time for spray-painting government buildings in the city.
It was a civil case. Runnuh Bizz was seeking compensation from Goode for repainting several buildings in the city.
It was a criminal case. Justin B. Goode faced possible jail time for accusations that he robbed a video game store.

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Several political causes contributed to the American Revolution. Parliament passed acts that disturbed the colonists. These acts included the
(A: Stamp Act
(B: Tea Act
(C: Quartering Act
#2
which required the colonists to provide food and shelter to the soldiers stationed in the colonies. Parliament also passed the Writs of Assistance, which allowed British officials to
(A: Auction
(B: Seize
(C: Sell
#3
the colonists’ ____ without prior notice.
(A: Property
(B: Savings
(C: Jewelry

All of the islands southeast of North America are called the _____________

There is an opportunity cost for all economic choices because.

There is an opportunity cost for all economic choices because.

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Buyers and sellers make economic decisions. *
A)Command
B)Market
C)Traditional

james is trying to calculate the wavelenght, the frequency of the wave is 10Hz and the speed of the wave is 50 m/s. what is the wavelenght ?

I need help i will give Brilliant to who answers the five questions there i a video that u will need watch and the questions are in Order to the video plz help me...

why did Jefferson decide that the president had the power to buy land

First aid courses teach about: A. Helping choking victims B. Performing rescue breathing C. Performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) D. All of the above

Hatshepsut was the first woman ever to be Pharaoh in Ancient Egypt.
TRUE OR FALSE

What is the largest ethnic group in China?

Han
Hindu
Shinto
Buddhist

Which accurately identifies the beliefs of the Whig and Democratic parties?


Whigs supported states’ rights, while Democrats opposed them.
Whigs supported westward expansion, while Democrats opposed it.
Whigs supported protective tariffs, while Democrats opposed them.
Whigs supported slavery in the West, while Democrats opposed it.

How are the American’s seen by the British after the battle?

a) What is the meaning of pamphlets as it is used in paragraph 3 of ìKlondike Gold Rushî? A. tokens for miners B. stocked wagons C. guides for miners D. camping kits b) Which detail from paragraph 3 helps the reader understand the meaning of pamphlets? A. ìMost stampeders knew little or nothing about where they were going. . . . î B. ìThis included food; clothing; tools; and camping, mining, and transportation equipment.î C. ìHelping the out tters in this regard were the Northwest Mounted Police. . . . î D. ìThis was roughly one ton of goods per person.î
a) How does the author mainly organize paragraphs 1 and 2 in the article ìKlondike Gold Rushî? A. chronological order B. cause and e ect C. problem and solution D. compare and contrast b) Which description best illustrates how the structure in Part A is achieved? A. ìThe Klondike gold rush began in July of 1897. . . . î (paragraph 1) B. ìThe press was alerted. . . . î (paragraph 1) C. ì. . . miners of all shapes and sizes . . . î (paragraph 2) D. ìOnly 30,000 completed the trip.î (paragraph 2)
a) Based on the information from ìKlondike Gold Rush,î which sentence states a central idea of the article? A. Most miners were pleased with the outcome of the gold rush. B. Most miners labored hard for very little gain. C. Work in the Yukon Territory was worth the danger of traveling there. D. The gold rush hurt many small businesses. b) Which two sentences from the article provide the best evidence for the answer in Part A? A. ìOut tters sprang up overnight that were happy to sell the stampeders whatever they needed to get started.î (paragraph 3) B. ìTowns such as Seattle made fortunes out tting the miners.î (paragraph 3) C. ìThose who made it across the passes found themselves at Bennett Lake.î (paragraph 8) D. ìMany stampeders headed home, some worked for others on the claims, and still others stayed to work in Dawson City.î (paragraph 9) E. ìThe work that was necessary to retrieve the gold was incredible.î (paragraph 10) F. ìThe biggest boom to hit this part of the world was a huge bust for the miners.î (paragraph 11)
a) Based on evidence in the article, why did so few miners stay in the Klondike to mine gold after arriving? A. The conditions for mining were dicult. B. Many laws outlawed miners. C. The lack of wildlife made mining nearly impossible. D. The value of gold dropped signi cantly. b) Which detail from the article supports the answer to Part A? A. ìHelping the out tters in this regard were the Northwest Mounted Police. . . .î (paragraph 3) B. ìThe Chilkoot Pass trail was steep and hazardous.î (paragraph 6) C. ìHere, boats had to be built. . . .î (paragraph 8) D. ìMost of the gold was not at the surface. . . .î (paragraph 10)

What does the use of standardized weights and measures suggest about trade practices in the Harappan community?

Trade was illegal.
Trade was sporadic.
Trade was not profitable.
Trade was highly regulated.