Refer to the map.

A world map titled Reported Cases of Ebola outside West Africa, January 2015. Recovered patients were in Omaha, New York, Atlanta, Oslo, London, Hamburg, Geneva, Madrid, and Rome. In-treatment patients were in Paris. Deceased patients were in Omaha, Dallas, Leipzig, and Madrid.

Which of the following trends best explains how nations detailed on the map were able to quickly contain the outbreak of Ebola?

They provided effective medical response where the disease originated.
They invested in improved living conditions in areas affected by the disease.
They used modern technology to improve prevention programs and screen travelers.
They used modern technology to revitalize agricultural communities affected by the disease.

The correct answer is A) They provided an effective medical response where the disease originated.

The trend that best explains how nations detailed on the map were able to quickly contain the outbreak of Ebola was "They provided effective medical response where the disease originated."

In the map, we can clearly see the reported Cases of Ebola outside West Africa. Ebola is a major health threat in African countries that has caused many deaths. The map is from January 2015.

The map shows the location of recovered patients that were in Omaha, New York, Atlanta, Oslo, London, Hamburg, Geneva, Madrid, and Rome. In-treatment patients were in Paris. Deceased patients were in Omaha, Dallas, Leipzig, and Madrid.

The first medical response to treat patients was one of the most important actions that helped to contain the spread of the disease. As we observe, most of these places are first-world countries or developing nations that had the resources and modern health services that allow these countries to swiftly react in the case of detected patients with this kind of disease. That is how they were capable of containing the spread of Ebola.  

Answer:

C

Explanation:

What was one restriction placed on free African Americans?
A. They could not learn to read or write.
B. They had to pay higher taxes than white people.
C. They had to be sponsored by a white person to live in a city.
D. They were not allowed to live in the South.

Anyone good at story writing here? I need help.

Write a story about the death of Otzi the Iceman (in your perspective)

Here are some points to consider:

- He was shot in the back with an arrow

- He died in the alps (his body was preserved from the cold)

- His skull showed blunt force trauma

- He carried with him an axe, bow and arrow, and pouches filled with things

- He was hiking up a mountain

- He had several health issues like heart disease and lyme disease

- He had several fractured bones

- Cuts on his hands possibly from fighting
*** this has to be at least 500 or so****

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what did the Osage benefit greatly from the oil boom during early Oklahoma statehood.

A) the osage retained their mineral rights as a tribe.

B) the osage demanded revenue from oil, or they would revolt.

C) politicians promised a great deal of revenue to the osage.​

The Maya were mainly....​

which timespan had the most tension during the cold war and why PLEASE HELP

In Vasco de Gama: What trade company was created in 1600?

DETERMINE CHRONOLOGY What events on the Atlantic Ocean heightened U.S.-German tensions to near-conflict?

What is eastern South America made up of?

1. What is one possible positive consequence of Japanese isolation that Hall points out?

2. According to both writers, what was the main fear which caused the shogun to close Japan to the West?

3. How did Spain's activities in the Philippines serve as a warning to the Japanese? What effect did these activities have on Japanese policy?

Which statement correctly compares Northwest Coast Indians and Plateau Indians?

Northwest Coast Indians lived in pit houses, while Plateau Indians lived in teepees.

Northwest Coast Indians had complex societies, while Plateau Indians did not.

Plateau Indian societies had strict social classes, while Northwest Coast Indian societies did not.

Plateau Indian societies were sedentary, while Northwest Coast societies were nomadic.

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What challenges did the Little Rock Nine face in Central High after the initial opening?

Which statements best describe Construction careers? Check all that apply.

They are primarily indoors.
They are removed from others.
They pay well.
They are growing slowly.
They are demanding.
They require teamwork.
They present few job opportunities.
They require physical strength.

what are bonds? (social studies)

How much money vanished on October 29, 1929?
a) 30 thousand dollars
b) 300 million dollars
c)30 billion dollars
d) 33 million dollars
please answer the question

“The National Progressive Party, committed to the principle of government by a self-controlled democracy expressing its will through representatives of the people, pledges itself to secure such alterations in the fundamental law of the several States of the United States as shall insure the representative character of the government.”
Progressive Party Platform, 1912

Progressivism, as described in the excerpt, has the most in common with which of the following later domestic policy initiatives?


President Lyndon Johnson's protection of voting rights during the Great Society


President Ronald Reagan's deregulation of industries


President Bill Clinton's changes to welfare policy


President Herbert Hoover's support for increased tariffs during the Great Depression

Which statement best describes China during the Warring States period?

It was troubled by two hundred years of violence and warfare.
It benefited from the guidance of philosophers who fought the king.
It experienced strong leadership from feudal leaders under the king.
It was torn by peasant revolts that aimed for better feudal leaders.

c. Osaka
d. Edo
111. Unusually, the feudal political structure created by the Tokugawa was able to accommodate
two separate institutional authorities:
and
a. imperial authority and Confucianist piety
b. imperial authority and shogunal power
c. Confucianist piety and shogunal power
d. imperial authority and hereditary serfdom
w the list of Japanese cultures in order from most to

1. Which does not fit to the set
a. Sunbelt
B.South
c. West
d. vaccine

How did Shaka become ruler of the Zulu

What is the upper quartile age of the US Presidents at the time of their inauguration?

All southern states had to do under Johnson's plan was to ___________ that the war and _______________ were over.

The National Flag Code was written by Francis Bellamy.

True
False

Which one isn’t true? Please help

Why is the rule of law important to modern democracies?
Can you help me please

john stevens role in the annexation of hawaii

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Thoughts of his parents' divorce fill Brian Robeson's head as he flies in a single-engine plane to visit his father in the Canadian wilderness. When the pilot suffers a massive heart attack and dies, Brian must
somehow land the plane by himself and then, left with only the clothes he is wearing and a hatchet he received from his mother as a parting gift, Brian must put thoughts of his past behind him and try to figure out how he can stay alive...
''A heart-stopping story...something beyond adventure, a book that plunges readers into the cleft of the protagonist's experience." —Publishers Weekly
A Newbery Honor Book
An ALA Notable Book
Booklist Editor's Choice
1.
BRIAN ROBESON stared out the window of the small plane at the endless green northern wilderness below. It
was a small plane, a Cessna 406—a bush-plane—and the engine was so loud, so roaring and
consuming and loud, that it ruined any chance for conversation.
Not that he had much to say. He was thirteen and the only passenger on the plane with a pilot
named—what was it? Jim or Jake or something— who was in his mid-forties and who had been silent
as he worked to prepare for take-off. In feet since Brian had come to the small airport in Hampton, New York to meet the plane—driven by his mother—the pilot had spoken only five words to him.
"Get in the copilot's seat." Which Brian had done. They had taken off and that was the last of the
conversation. There had been the initial excitement, of course. He had never flown in a single-engine
plane before and to be sitting in the copilot's seat with all the controls right there in front of him, all
the pilot took off, had been interesting and exciting. But in five minutes they had leveled off at six thousand feet and headed northwest and from then on the pilot had been silent, staring out the front,
and the drone of the engine had been all that was left. The drone and the sea of green trees that lay
before the plane's nose and flowed to the horizon, spread with lakes, swamps, and wandering
streams and rivers.
Now Brian sat, looking out the window with the roar thundering through his ears, and tried to
catalog what had led up to his taking this flight. The thinking started. Always it started with a single word. Divorce.

How does the War Powers Act act in terms of Checks and Balances?

What was one result of the Holocaust?