Answer: I think its A.
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How did Aristotle influence education in ancient Greece? 1. He opened a school and created new sciences. 2. He opened a school for girls in ancient Athens. 3. He wrote a book that explained his ideal government. 4. He used a method of questioning to teach his students.
Answer:
He opened a school and created new sciences.
Explanation:
Aristotle was a Greek Philosopher in the ancient Greece that was known to have opened the Peripatetic school of philosophy known as Lyceum. He made several pioneering contributions to Education by inventing the field of formal logic and then discovered several scientific disciplines.
Some of his writings came down to us through several years in the form of treaties across different subjects. These were presented as lecturers and some as notes written by students.
Answer:
He opened a school and created new sciences.
Explanation:
What devices made exploring the seas possible?
how did technology affect society between late 19th and early 20th century?
Answer:
During this period we experienced massive population growth due to the improvement of medicine. With this newfound technology more jobs were created and industrialization became the norm. New sources of entertainment became available. A whole lot of things happened but these are some of the most notable.
British Parliament enacting the Coercive Acts was passed in response to which of the following? *
Proclamation of 1763
Boston Tea Party
Battles of Lexington and Concord
Signing of the Declaration of Independence
Answer:
Boston Tea Party
Explanation:
Battles of Lexington and Concord happened after the passing of the Coercive Acts. England didn't know about the signing of the declaration until they received it and the proclamation of 1763 just stated to settle past the Appalachian mountains.
Which of the following describes the characteristics of the Gilded Age Era? *
•The expansion of the United States throughout Latin America
•The rise of nationalism in Europe
•The rise of big businesses, creation of monopolies and the gaining of massive sums
of wealth
•The rise of civil unrest in the United States
Answer:
Correct answer is The rise of big businesses, creation of monopolies and the gaining of massive sums of wealth.
Explanation:
This is the correct answer as it refers to period of second part of 19th Century when United States become an industrial power.
First option is not correct as expansion is a process of imperialism.
Second option is not correct as it refers to revolutionary period in Europe during 18th and 19th Century.
Last option is also not correct as it refers to unrest started because of segregation and similar problems in the society.
Which of the following best states the relationship between word choice, tone, and voice in an argumentative essay?
Word choice determines an essay’s tone but not its voice.
Proper word choice determines an essay’s voice but not its tone.
Proper word choice determines the essay’s tone and voice.
Word choice is not as important as an essay’s tone and voice.
Answer:
Explanation:
i think its b
Answer:
C on Edge
Explanation:
What was the importance of the Louisiana Purchase to the United States?
a.
It was a reward by President Jefferson to the negotiators of a peace treaty with France.
b.
The purchase ensured that hostile Indians would be expelled from the territory.
c.
The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the United States.
d.
It built the most powerful and ambitious military force in the world.
Answer:
C. It doubled the size of the United States
Explanation:
Answer:
C. The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the United States.
Explanation:
King Philip's War.
1) Where was King Philip's War fought?
England
Northeast American Colonies
Pennsylvania
Georgia and South Carolina
Western America
a quick write of slavery
Plz help Asap
Answer:
Ok
Explanation:
Slavery was very bad. Using people as slaves' is very wrong. Slavery involved black woman, men, and children to work for the western side. What they did was the chores and work out in the farm. Most did the cotton work in the field.
In the Congo, yellow school buses carry around all of the following EXCEPT
preserved fish
schoolchildren
people
powdered milk
Answer:
powerdered milk, because the kids could bring preserved fish for lunch
Answer:powerdered milk, because the kids could bring preserved fish for lunch
Explanation:powerdered milk, because the kids could bring preserved fish for lunch
In 334 BCE, Aristotle founded the Lyceum school of philosophy in Athens. What can be traced to the work of Aristotle at the Lyceum?
А the Socratic method
B the scientific method
C romantic poetry
D satirical comedy
Answer:
B the scientific method
Explanation:
The Greek philosopher Aristotle founded the Lyceum school of philosophy in Athens in 334 BCE.
His major teachings were based on the scientific method and research and he gave his students scientific research projects to undertake.
Answer:
its b
Explanation:
What region of the United States did Cliff Dwellers reside in?
Answer: people of the southwestern United States, built along the sides of or under the overhangs of cliffs, primarily in the Four Corners area, where the present states of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah meet.
Explanation:
What events fueled the red scare?
Answer:
Anarchism and the Bolshevik revolution in Russia with the spread of socialism.
Explanation:
Answer:
aansweris C.
Explanation:
Gupta Empire. Question and answers below. Please help. Thanks
Explanation:
LAST ONE I HOPE IT'S RIGHT.....You are moving from the East to the Western frontier. You are to write 3 journal entries telling where you are going, why you are going there, and what do you hope to achieve.
Explanation:
RequirementsJournal Entries:
Date
Topic Sentence
Three or MORE details
Required content for the day's entry
Closing
Signature
Example Journal Entry
Dear Journal, April 7th, 1847
Pa says we're gettin ready to head to Oregon Country so that we might get ourselves some of that good farming land. Ma isn't real happy about moving away from her hometown, but I am starting to get slightly excited! I am afraid of this long and dangerous journey. I am thankful that I get to take along the doll my grandmother made for me before she passed away last summer. My little brother Joey is bringing along his blanket and ma is bringing her fine china that has been passed down through her family. I am so afraid that once we start our journey that Joey might get hurt or lost. He's a wandering type, and not very good at following directions! And I will certainly miss my friends from home. My best friend Elizabeth says I must write to her everyday.
Yours,
Abigail Wright
April 7th, 1847
Tell about each member of your family. Describe what they look like, their age, and what they do as a member of the family. Tell why you and your family is traveling to Oregon, what items your family plans to bring with them, what some of your fears are, and what you will miss most from your home.
April 8th, 1847
Today was a big day! You and yer' family did all yer' supply shopping to head west to Oregon Country! That's excitin' stuff. Anywho, tell about the supplies you purchased today. Tell what you're most excited about buying and why. Do you agree with all the supplies that were purchased, or are you worried you may not have gotten enough...or maybe too much!
Picture
May 1, 1847
Your pack horses are rubbed down and ready and your oxen team in place. Your belongings are packed. Your food rations carefully secured. Many of the parties in your wagon train are already lined up and ready to move out. But you still have to get one more vital item: your drinking water!
Will you top off your kegs from the drinking water available here at Independence Camp? Or wait until you get to the next stop this evening?
Journal Entry: Tell what your families decision was. Did you top off yer kegs or decide to wait? Why did you make that decision. What did the other members of your wagon train decide to do? Tell what happened to your family and every one else after the decisions were made?
May 20, 1847 - The Narrows
Picture
Progress has slowed to a crawl in this bottle neck between the Little Blue River and the bluff on its east bank. There is barely enough room for a single wagon to pass. Even the cattle have to go through in single file.
One of your party has been bit on the ankle by a rattlesnake. Is it deadly? You've tried every know remedy to try and heal the wound in a frantic attempt to keep his leg. Should it be sawed off with a common handsaw to be saved? What is your remedy?
Decision: The Rudd Family is so upset about their little Cindy Rudd, they have decided to give the poor girl some whiskey to numb the pain as well as using gun powder and burning the bite to hopefully draw out the poison.
Journal Entry: Tell about the days events. Describe where you are and what happened to Cindy Rudd. What did their family decide to do? Do you agree with their decision? Or would you have done something differently? What do you think will happen to Cindy?
June 10, 1847 - Midway station
Picture
Alas you are midway between Fort Kearny and Fort Laramie looking out along the banks of the beautiful Platte River...where wildflowers dance in the wind on the shore and tufted islands dot the river's bubbling path.
Young and old alike take this opportunity to shed weeks of prairie
What idea did George Washington introduce as president of the United States?
A. The US president's first two years should be the most productive.
B.US presidents should play an important role in maintaining world peace.
C. US presidents should not belong to any political party.
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D. US presidents should run for election for only two terms.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Democratic Party History short summary
Answer:
Democratic Party officials often trace its origins to the inspiration of the Democratic-Republican Party, founded by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and other influential opponents of the Federalists in 1792. ... Organizationally, the modern Democratic Party truly arose in the 1830s with the election of Andrew Jackson.
Explanation:
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hich event led directly to the atomic bombing of Hiroshima?
The Battle of Midway
The Liberation of Paris
The Potsdam Declaration
The Yalta Conference
Answer:
The Battle Of Midway
If Im wrong sorry
What happened to the immigrants that failed the health exam in order to come into America? Group of answer choices They were treated by doctors and given medicine on the spot They refused to treat them, but gave them a job They went to the hospital right away They were detained and held for further questioning, possibly sent back to Europe
Answer:
They were detained and held for further questioning, possibly sent back to Europe
Explanation:
The immigrants that failed the health exam in order to come into America were detained and held for further questioning, possibly sent back to Europe
Why were children put to work?
In the gilded age
Answer:
Many of the children working in coal mines were basically forced to work in coal mines. In an effort to help provide for their families, they were forced to work. Businesses had the advantage of firing people as they pleased because of the high rate of people without jobs during the time.
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American Indians were introduced to horses by the __________.
A.
French
B.
English
C.
Spanish
D.
Russians
Answer:
spanish.
Explanation:
Answer:
English
Explanation:
Probably was by them bc they were the first ones to came to America
What branch of government is the focus of article 1
Answer:
The judiciary system
Explanation:
Why were many medieval monasteries wealthy?
They received royal gifts of land and serfs.
They earned income from the sale of products such as wine.
They profited from buying the land of bankrupt nobles.
They received gifts by people seeking salvation.
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
A website articles about mountain lions
Answer:
Wikipedia has a lot of those, or go to your state website and look for the wildlife information area
Explanation:
I WILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIESTTTTTTTTT!!!!!
Read the excerpt from "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson.
"You didn't give him time enough to take any paper he wanted. I saw you. It wasn't fair!"
What is the effect of this dialogue on the plot?
Tessie's protestations spark a minor rebellion that is soon squashed by Mr. Summers.
It shows that Mr. Summers has manipulated the lottery to protect himself and punish Tessie, thereby revealing the story's conflict.
Tessie's words raise the tension of the story, forcing readers to wonder why she is so upset and propelling the tale to its conclusion.
Mr. Summers considers a redrawing of the village's lottery.
The villagers are forced to consider whether they agree with Tessie.
(I think this is what it’s asking?)
Answer:
C. Tessie's words raise the tension of the story, forcing readers to wonder why she is so upset and propelling the tale to its conclusion.
Explanation:
WHAT THREE FACTORS CONTRIBUTED TO THE START OF THE
RENAISSANCE IN ITALY?
Answer:
1. Government; 2. Banking; and 3. Intellectual Development
Explanation:
Answer:
wealth from trade
interest in human achievement and experience
patrons who supported the arts
Explanation:
Why don't judges have to please voters?
Answer:
becuse thear the judge
Explanation:
Answer:
bc they are the voters
Explanation:
I am accused of stealing a boxx of Velveeta from Giant food. I have no criminal record. I am held in Jail for a year before my trial. The judge sets bail at $10 million. I repeatdly ask to see my lawyer but I am always told that all the state appointed lawyers are busy helping other customers. Have my rights been violated?
Name 5 things needed to have an industrial Revolution?
Give 3 examples of each of the 5 things needed to have an industrial revolution?
Answer:
pinning Jenny. The 'Spinning Jenny' was an engine for spinning wool or cotton invented in 1764 by James Hargreaves, who had it patented in 1770. ...
Newcomen steam engine. ...
Watt steam engine. ...
The locomotive. ...
Telegraph communications. ...
Dynamite. To build bridges and roads
The photograph. To captair a moment
The typewriter. to right letters
Explanation:
What was Braddock’s Blunder?
Answer:
The Braddock expedition, also called Braddock's campaign or, more commonly, Braddock's Defeat, was a failed British military expedition which attempted to capture the French Fort Duquesne (modern-day downtown Pittsburgh) in the summer of 1755 during the French and Indian War.
Explanation:
Perhaps his most serious error was the failure to heed intelligence reports offered by Indian scouts; Braddock regarded the natives as inferiors and refused to deal with them. General Edward Braddock commanded bravely – four horses were shot out from under him – but was mortally wounded and died several days later. Washington had the general's body interred under the road over which the soldiers and wagons passed in retreat, hoping to spare it from desecration.