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A person steals a cart full of groceries from a store scenario is the best example of a property crime. Thus, the option (c) is correct.

What is crime?

The term crime refers to the illegal activity. The crime is not allow to the country, if any person are commit the crime are go the jail. The legal punishable by the state in case of crime. The punishment is set according to the different crime. For example a person is harm another person property.

Violation, damage, harm, immoral, unlawful activity are also known as crime. The crime the best example is a groceries store near van are theft to another person. The crime are no range is decided crime is crime. A person theft a van is high charges of crime because groceries full cart are theft. It is under the category of property crime.

Therefore, option (c) is correct.

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They were under control by the threats that the Nazi's had given.

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"The Nazis treatment of the Jewish people derived from their social and racial policies. The Nazis believed that only Germans could be citizens and that non-Germans should not have any citizenship rights"

"As a result of these beliefs, the Nazis took the following actions:

Tried to eliminate the Jewish people.

Killed 85 per cent of Germany's gypsies.

Sterilised black people.

Killed mentally ill patients.

Sterilised physically disabled people, eg deaf people, and people with hereditary diseases.

Imprisoned people they regarded as anti-social in concentration camps. These included homosexuals, prostitutes, Jehovah's Witnesses, alcoholics, pacifists, beggars, hooligans and criminals."

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Not like glassblowing or flax and silk cultivation, the tasks related to tobacco were simple and can be fast mastered by youngsters or adults. Of route, tobacco had its disadvantages, too. Weather, disease, and pests may want to all too effortlessly wreck a crop.

Tobacco flowers ripen from the bottom to the pinnacle. The farmers begin harvesting tobacco with the aid of picking the early ripening leaves closest to the floor. They then move up the plant, selecting the stalk layers as they ripen. most effective three to six leaves are eliminated from the plant at every harvesting stage.

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Answer: 1: False. 2: True. 3: False.

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A. The afterlife was the major focus in the Egyptian society. It also happens to be the most interesting part of the Egyptian civilization.

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Your answer would be B hope that helps you out

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storm troopers or SS where a elite force some what of a special force also known as hitlers bodyguards

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Taiping Rebellion

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the explanation of how Rome held Capua, Carthage, and Numantia

the description of liberty as a rallying cry for rebellion in former republics

the example of the Florentines losing control over Pisa

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"The Prince" is a political treatise written by Niccolo Machiavelli during the sixteenth century. It is considered more of political philosophy. Machiavelli criticized the moralistic view of authority. He escalated the thought that judgment of legitimate and illegitimate power should not be practiced on the basis of morality. Machiavelli proposed the thought that acquisition and maintenance of power is the real and only concern of the political ruler. The primary purpose of the text is to persuade the readers and the secondary purpose is to inform the readers.

The text evidence supports Machiavelli’s primary purpose are: the explanation of how Rome held Capua, Carthage, and Numantia; the description of liberty as a rallying cry for rebellion in former republics; and the example of the Florentines losing control over Pisa. The correct options are C, D and E..

Machiavelli discusses historical examples of Rome's conquests and explains how they maintained control over these conquered territories. : He emphasizes the danger of leaving any remnants of liberty or republican sentiment intact in conquered territories.

Machiavelli references the historical event of the Florentines losing control over the city of Pisa. He attributes this loss to the Florentines' failure to destroy the former republic and its institutions completely.

Thus, the ideal selection is option C, D and E.

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What text evidence supports Machiavelli’s primary purpose to persuade readers that a conquering prince must destroy a former republic if he hopes to hold it? Select three options.

A. the list of cities Rome and Sparta conquered

B. the portrayal of Greece as being held by Sparta

C. the explanation of how Rome held Capua, Carthage, and Numantia

D. the description of liberty as a rallying cry for rebellion in former republics

E. the example of the Florentines losing control over Pisa

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it fought for independence

it opposede imperialism

it fought for the rights of african

Answer: d. was based upon a broad and flexible interpretation of the Constitution.

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The South were heavy proponents of slavery and they resented the Federal government's efforts to reduce its occurrence. This feeling of discontent kept growing until it became quite extremist.

These extremists felt that the Federal government should not be able to impede upon the rights of states and so favored a broad and flexible interpretation of the Constitution that would support their rights as states and make them get away with slavery.

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Between 1933 and 1941, many Jews decided to emigrate from the Third Reich in response to the increasing Nazi persecution. By September 1939, approximately 282,000 Jews had emigrated from Germany and approximately 117,000 had emigrated from Austria (which was incorporated into Germany in 1938).

Several thousand Jews emigrated immediately after the Nazi rise to power. These were people who felt that they were at particular risk to Nazi persecution due to their previous outspoken criticisms of the party – such as Alfred Wiener and his family – or people who could not see a future for themselves under Nazi rule. By the autumn of 1933, the panic that had surrounded the Nazis’ appointment to power had somewhat abated, and Jewish emigration slowed. Jews felt that, once the initial terror had passed, they might be able to continue living in Germany.

The rate of emigration increased rapidly in September 1935 following the announcement of the Nuremberg Laws, which removed German Jews citizenship and made them stateless in their own country. This caused many Jews to feel that there was no longer a viable future for them in Germany, and, in turn, meant that they set about making preparations to leave. However, whilst many now desired to leave Germany, emigration had become more and more difficult as countries worldwide pursued restrictive immigration policies, limiting the number of immigrants that they accepted.

For example, the United States of America had a quota allowing the entry of 25,957 German immigrants per year in the pre-war period (increased to 27,370 when Germany and Austria’s quotas were merged in 1938). However, due to the considerable additional requirements, such as citizenship papers, immigrant and transit visas, just 2372 German Jews were actually admitted in 1933. Unused quota slots were not carried forward into the following year. The first year that the quota was completely filled in America was 1939.

In an attempt to make themselves more attractive to prospective countries, many Jews professionally retrained in desirable careers – in 1936 and 1937 over 10,000 individuals undertook such training. Despite this, emigration remained difficult.

In 1938, the situation for Jews became significantly worse. In March 1938, Germany annexed Austria, and the oppressive policies which had previously been limited to German Jews were now extended to Austrian Jews as well, approximately 180,000 people. In November 1938, a massive series of coordinated antisemitic attacks on synagogues, Jewish homes and property, and people took place across the Greater German Reich. This became known as Kristallnacht. Following the pogrom the Nazis intensified their policy of ‘ Aryanisation ’ and issued new economic regulations, which further prohibited Jews from conducting business.

Combined, these three measures greatly increased the amount of people attempting to leave Nazi Germany. The Evian Conference of July 1938, organised by President Roosevelt, had attempted to discuss the Jewish refugee problem, but no country was prepared to extend their quotas for immigration or contribute to a practical solution for Jewish refugees. In addition to this, the Nazis had increased the so-called Flight Tax, which taxed people emigrating from the country, making emigration even more expensive and therefore not an option for people of the working class.

Despite these extensive barriers to emigration, by September 1939, approximately 282,000 Jews had emigrated from Germany and approximately 117,000 had emigrated from Austria. This left approximately 202,000 Jews in Germany and 57,000 in Austria. In Austria especially, as in later occupied countries, there was extremely limited time to emigrate, with just a year and a half between the German invasion and the outbreak of the Second World War.

The start of the Second World War stopped emigration to most Western countries. Whilst some destinations remained open – such as Shanghai which accepted approximately 17,000 refugees – emigration became almost impossible for all but the very lucky few. In October 1941, emigration was forbidden by the Nazi government, as the policy of ghettoisation and deportation to concentration camps was instigated. At this stage, 163,000 Jews remained in Germany.

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Patriotism and Affirmation

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The movements that shaped American culture during the depression is "Patriotism and Affirmation"

The above statement is TRUE because the Great Depression which occurred between 1929 to 1933 initially caused expression of suffering and cynicism over capitalism's failure among the majority of Americans. However, with the introduction of the New Deal programs by Franklin Roosevelt, including the foreign threats of Word War II in the 1930s, the socio-cultural climate changed to patriotism and affirmation.

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● The slave codes

it was detailed in the slave codes

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Mental hospital patients in the 1900's were neglected and treated like animals.

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The NAACP

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The reason for this is because its an interracial American organization was created to work for the abolition of segregation and discrimination in housing, education, employment, voting, and transportation; to oppose racism; and to ensure African Americans their constitutional rights. Also because It is still active to this day and has won major legal victories. Today the NAACP has more than 2,200 branches and some half a million members worldwide. That is why  I would chose the NAACP if I was a young African American living in a northern city in the 1920s.

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Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a renowned politician in his day, he was strongly in support of partitioning India at the time. He believed in the creation of a separate British Indian nation.

However, his contemporary, Jawaharlal Nehru held a different view, he felt that it was not advantageous to have a separate state. Hence, he felt been united is best.

He was serving in WW1, Panama canal zone, and the Philippines. planning troop maneuvers in war game involving 500,000 soldiers.

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pretty sure its B

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Until we as believers are able to address and answer the question of the doubters and unbelievers, we cannot effectively spread the Gospel and be agents of the Kingdom who are charged to bring the culture of heaven to earth.

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Desafortunadamente, olvidaste incluir una pregunta. Sólo escribiste una oración o afirmación.

Si se trata de una pregunta de verdadero o falso, la respuesta sería "verdadero."

Es cierto que la iguana Ricord vive el cuádruple del tiempo que vive las aves​.

Estamos hablando de la una de las especies más interesantes de iguánidos, cuto hábitat se localiza en la Isla de la Española, República Dominicana. Es un animal peculiar, que ha tenido que desarrollar procesos fisiológicos especiales para poder adaptarse a las condiciones ambientales adversas. Desafortunadamente, esta iguana ha sufrido por la presencia de sus depredadores y actualmente se encuentra en peligro de extinción.

Answer:c

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A case concerning presidential actions.

The two cases which would be most likely be reviewed by the Supreme Court are a case concerning presidential actions and a case in which a federal law is challenged.

The United States Supreme Court is the highest court in the federal judiciary of the United States. It has final appellate authority over all federal court matters as well as state court cases involving a point of U.S. Constitutional or federal law.

In the United States, judicial review refers to a court's legal jurisdiction to determine whether a statute, agreement, or administrative regulation conflicts with or violates the provisions of existing law, a state constitution, and, ultimately, the US Constitution. Although the authority of judicial review is not expressly stated in the United States Constitution, it has been inferred from the structure, contents, and history of the document.

Therefore, the first and the second options are the correct answer.

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El Libertador Simón Bolívar llegó a Perú el primero de septiembre de 1823 y tuvo una recepción digna que fue celebrada.

Como jefe militar del llamado Alto Perú, la rebelión de Pedro Antonio Olañeta, se efectuó el 22 de enero de 1824, con el respaldo del ejército realista de aquella región. La rebelión iba dirigida en contra de José de la Serna, Virrey de Perú.

La batalla de Junín sucedió el 6 de agosto de 1824. Los patriotas y el ejército realista combatieron en la región conocida como Pampa de Junín.

La batalla de Ayacucho, aconteció en la Pampa de Quinua, en Ayacucho el 9 de diciembre de 1824. El resultado favorable de esta batalla terminó con la época virreinal en Perú, consolidando la independencia del país.

Una vez conseguida la victoria ese 9 de diciembre de 1824, la Capitulación de Ayacucho fue el acuerdo firmado entre los militares José de Sucre y José de Canterac, con el que se dieron por concluidas las hostilidades.

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1970s

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During the 1970s, almost five million immigrants arrived in the United States the largest migration of people since the 1920s. The great majority of these five million immigrants came from Asia, the Caribbean, and Central America; in the 1970s, Mexico had more immigrants as compared to any other nation. Hence the correct option will be 1970.

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C

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