Answer:
Coal, gold, silver etc.
Explanation:
North America is a big manufacturer of coal, which is mostly used in the energy sector.
Bauxite is a mineral that is used to make aluminum.
Iron and copper are two metals that are used in the development of infrastructure and a variety of other items.
Nickel is used to make steel, that is exported all over the globe by U.S. Companies.
The south west of the country is home to gold mines.
3 column chart titled Categories of Civil Law. Column 1, Law, Fraud, Negligence. Column 2, Contract Law, Agreements between parties. Column 3, Family Law, Divorce, custody, Adoption.
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Which of the following best completes the graphic organizer above?
A.
Tort
B.
Homicide
C.
Assault
D.
Criminal
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Answer:
I belive its A
Explanation:
Answer:
A
Explanation:
tort
Which (three) of the following amendments enfranchised voters?
Nineteenth Amendment
Twenty-sixth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Twentieth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Answer:
19th, 26th, and 15th Amendments
Explanation:
19th - women the right to vote
26th - lowered voting age to 18
15th - gave African Americans the right to vote
According to Albert Bandura, people who believe that their efforts will be successful and that they are in control of events have a high level of insight insight A self-efficacy self-efficacy B social responsibility social responsibility C reciprocal determinism reciprocal determinism D self-monitoring skill
Answer:
Option A, Self Efficacy
Explanation:
Self Efficacy depicts the belief of an individual that he/she has the capability to manage any situation by executing required course of action. It is a firm belief of an individual that he/she is able enough to succeed in a given situation.
Social responsibility depicts responsibilities of an individual towards the society and hence this option is incorrect
Reciprocal determinism outlines the behavioral changes in an individual due to cognitive processes and environmental factors Hence, option C is also incorrect
Option D is also incorrect because self monitoring means to keep a check on oneself actions and behavior.
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Lowrider bikes sit close to the ground and have lots of style. What do you think about this
statement?
Lowrider bikes are always low, always slow, and always cool.
• Agree
O Disagree
Explain why you voted the way you did.
who was the first president of nepal
Answer:
The first president of Nepal was Ram Baran Yadav.
Explanation:
Explanation:
Dr . Ram varan Yadav was the first president of Nepal.
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What happened during the Arab Oil Embargo of the 1970s?
Arab nations stopped buying oil from the United States.
Arab nations stopped shipping oil to the United States.
Arab nations went to war with the United States for oil.
Arab nations refused to drill for oil on their territories.
What caused the release of taped White House conversations during the Watergate scandal?
The Supreme Court ruled that the tapes had to be handed over.
Criminals discovered the tapes during a break-in at the Watergate.
President Nixon willingly released the tapes to the Senate.
A White House staff member released the tapes against Nixon’s wishes.
What made it difficult for people to buy cars in the 1970s?
low unemployment
high demand
falling inflation
rising interest rates
This line graph shows the cost of gasoline during the 1970s.
How did the cost of gasoline change?
It rose sharply throughout the 1970s.
It dropped sharply throughout the 1970s.
It rose slowly from 1973 to 1977, then sharply after 1978.
It dropped slowly from 1973 to 1977, then sharply after 1978.
hat was noteworthy about the Watergate hearings?
The US Senate did not take part in the hearings.
President Nixon admitted his role in the scandal.
The hearings were televised for Americans to watch.
President Nixon refused to testify before the committee.
Which two nations signed a peace treaty at the Camp David Accords?
the US and the USSR
China and Vietnam
Egypt and Israel
Iraq and Iran
Who became president when Richard Nixon left office?
Spiro Agnew
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reaga
Answer:
The embargo shocked the oil market and created a shortage in supply. The embargoed nations were able to get oil companies to sell them oil from other sources however, the mass confusion resulting from the normal supply translated into a sharp rise in prices.
Explanation:
The embargo shocked the oil market and created a shortage in supply. The embargoed nations were able to get oil companies to sell them oil from other sources however, the mass confusion resulting from the normal supply translated into a sharp rise in prices.
which of these is a grievance from the declaration of independence
Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition
Connecticut Compromise, New Jersey Plan, Virginia Plan
a. State representation proposals
b. features of charter colonies
c.trade regulation proposals
d.Anti-Federalist objections to the Constitution
Answer:
a. State representation proposals
Explanation:
The New Jersey plan wanted only one voter per state, and that, in a sense, favored the smaller states. The Virginia plan wanted states to be represented based on their population numbers (more residents + more votes), which favored larger states.
The Connecticut Compromise basically blended the two and gave us what we have today. The House of Representatives is what the Virginia Plan wanted, and the Senate is what the New Jersey plan wanted.
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Stephen Crane’s fascination with the Civil War was one of the influences on his life
and his writing. Read this passage from “An Episode of War.” Which of the following
facts contributed to Crane’s writing of this passage?
A wound gives strange dignity to him who bears it. . . . His comrades look at him with
large eyes thoughtfully.
Answer:Crane interviewed Civil War veterans about being wounded.
Explanation:I took the same test trust me
How many terms can you serve in the house of representatives.
Answer: Members of the House of Representatives serve two-year terms and are considered for reelection every even year. Senators however, serve six-year terms and elections to the Senate are staggered over even years so that only about 1/3 of the Senate is up for reelection during any election.
Explanation:
Workers’ wages are an example of what firm cost?
Answer:
im not sure if its right but: Fixed costs
E.g. salaries, rent, tax, insurance, heating and lighting. Fixed costs can also be called indirect costs as they are not directly associated with the final product.
Explanation:
Antidiuretic hormone binds to receptors on ________ cells in the collecting ducts and distal tubules where it ________.
A) principal : causes vesicle with aquaporin-3 to insert into the apical membrane
B) intercalated : causes vesicles with aquaporin-3 to insert into the apical membrane
C) intercalated : causes vesicles with aquaporin-2 to insert into the basolateral membrane
D) granular : causes vesicles with aquaporin-2 to insert into the apical membrane
E) principal : causes insertion of aquaporin-2 into the apical membrane
Answer:
the answer would be E. principal : causes insertion of aquaporin-2 into the apical membrane
How were the warrior groups
distinguished from other groups?
Answer:
Animal skin
Explanation:
Warrior groups had animal skin while the other groups did not.
NB: I'm not sure.
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2. The Freedmen's Bureau, a federal agency created to help the transition from
slavery to emancipation, was widely accepted in the South for its attempts to
provide for the welfare of the newly emancipated.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The Bureau also took up the fight for African American education, establishing scores of public schools where freed people and poor whites could receive both elementary and higher education.
Upon what does the force of gravity between two objects depend?
A. The amount of attraction between the two objects.
B. How much each object weighs.
C. How close the objects are to each other.
D. The mass of the two objects and the distance between them.
Answer: A
Explanation:
I did this and got a high score
Answer:
a
Explanation:
One of the reasons to encourage more walking is to help reduce or prevent what health problem?
1 obesity
2 diabetes
3 heart disease
4 all of the above
Answer: It's all of the above
Answer:
I am not sure but I think answer should be (4)all of aboveExplanation:
hope it helps you have a good dayWhich speaker would most likely wanted to include a bill of rights in the original draft of the constitutuion
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Unfortunately, you did not include the options or the statements to know what are the quotes or affirmations of the speakers. Without that information, we do not know what they say. Just you know it.
However, trying to help you we did some deep research and can comment on the following.
In the example, the speaker that would most likely want to include a bill of rights in the original draft of the constitution is speaker number 2, because it says: "We must ensure the rights and freedoms of citizens are protected."
Let's have in mind that during the Constitutional Convention of 1787 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, delegates debated on the kind of government needed for the United States. Federalists like Alexander Hamilton and John Jay supported the creation of a strong central government. On the other hand, Antifederalists like Thomas Jefferson and Samuel Adams supported a simpler form of government that had many rights for the citizens and respected the sovereignty of the states.
That is why Federalists James Madison came up with a brilliant idea and drafted the Bill of Rights that is the first 10 amendments to the United States Constitution.
Use the chart to answer the question.
Which of these BEST completes the chart?
Answer:
Explanation:
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What's that song that goes "... fly away fly away"
It's not tones and I
Answer:it is tones and I
Explanation:
I am a super fan
Which piece of evidence shows that Hitler could not be trusted?
A. As the Soviets retreated, they burned crops and destroyed railways and factories.
В The agreement with Stalin allowed Hitler to send his full forces west to conquer France.
C. After signing the agreement with Stalin, Hitler sent 3 million troops against the Soviets.
D. The Soviet Union was ruled by Joseph Stalin, a brutal dictator himself, who did not trust Hitler.
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C. After signing the agreement with Stalin, Hitler sent 3 million troops against the Soviets.
Hitler and Stalin signed a non-aggression pact in 1939.
Hitler did not want to fight a two-front war and avoided it at all costs.
However, after the fall of France, he intended to keep expanding Germany's border. The German invasion of the Soviet Union was named Operation Barbarossa.
Pls write 2 paragraphs on pilgrims and puritans. Pls get real facts that make sense thank you.
Answer:
Read explanation!
Explanation:
Pilgrims were seperatists who settled in Plymouth, Massachussets. British citizens were required to attend the Church of England, and not doing so was treasonous. A group of farmers worshipped in secret and called themselves the seperatists. They were hunted and persecuted for rejecting the Church of England. Eventually, they left Britain to find a new place where they could live without having to worship a specific religion. They set off to Plymouth on a boat with William Bradford leading them. About half of the pilgrims on the boat died of illnesses and starvation during the winter.
While the pilgrims thought that the only way to escape their religion was to leave Britain, the puritains wanted to reform the church. They wanted to start a form of worship the congregational way. In a congregational church, people worship Jesus Christ and there is no prayer book. The puritans also traveled to America, but they already had a large amount of money. They thought that owning land in America was a great investment. They were set out to create an ideal English church outside of Britain.
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How might erosion at the Ganges River delta affect the farmers in that region?
Answer:The Ganges river carries fertile soil and nutrients, which it deposits across its vast delta floodplain. The river flows for over 2400 km from the Himalayas before emptying into the Bay of Bengal – the world's largest bay.
Explanation:The pollution of the Ganges river has a great effect not only on the people, but also on the environment. All of the toxins that flow into the river can lead to many animal deaths. ... And many of the fish that are not killed by this pollution are mostly worthless due to them containing heavy metals such as zinc and lead.
Dr. Fielding is interested in the stratification system in the United States and how it is perpetuated through time. Fielding decides to examine the experiences of minority students who seek college counseling in high school. He interviews minority students in four high schools to learn whether their personal experiences tell him something about stratification in the U.S. After interviewing the minority students Fielding interviews non-minority students, school administrators, guidance counselors, teachers, parents, and social workers at the same four high schools. Fielding is probably using a/an _____ approach. A. ethnomethodology B. ethnography C. institutional ethnography D. case study
Answer: C) institutional ethnography
Explanation:
Institutional ethnography is described as the kind of study of carrying out a research on a particular process, study or environment. It's when a researcher takes time to learn of or study a process painstakingly. It was introduced by a Canadian known as Dorothy J. Smith in 1990's.
Dr Fielding is carrying out a research on stratification system in the United States and how it is perpetuated through time, the method he goes by the research proves he's using an institutional ethnography
Some of Roosevelt's critics claimed that his new deal programs represented socialism or communism. How did the president, in this speech, argue against that accusation
Answer: President Franklin Roosevelt waving to a crowd of more than ... Though he never used the term socialism in his speech, Roosevelt's anger at those who accused him ... does more than just claim the title of “democratic socialist” for himself. Roosevelt announces a further motive for his New Deal programs. Roosevelt. The programs focused on what historians refer to as the "3 R's": relief for the unemployed and poor, recovery of the economy back to normal levels, and reform of the financial system to prevent a repeat depression.
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How did it lead to the Civil War? Write a Paragraph (5-7 sentences). pls thank you 20 points
Answer:
A common explanation is that the Civil War was fought over the moral issue of slavery. In fact, it was the economics of slavery and political control of that system that was central to the conflict. A key issue was states' rights.
Explanation:
Which key factors led to Chicago becoming an important city for trade? Select two options.
central location
banking services
space to expand
transportation network
technology companies
Answer:
The railroad, along with the telegraph, the grain elevator, agricultural newspapers, and the trading floor of the Chicago Board of Trade, facilitated the collection of commodities from the farm belt, which was rapidly developing to the west. The city soon became the focal point of a golden funnel that collected and processed grain, lumber, and meat and then sent them to markets in the eastern United States and Europe.
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A country without a quality public education system will MOST LIKELY experience a lack of
o A. specialization
o B. consumer choice.
OC. unskilled workers.
O D. entrepreneurship
Lack of consumer choice
Why did members of the Third Estate form the National Assembly?
a.They were angry at the king for requesting a new tax on land.
b.They could not participate in the existing French legislature.
c.They had no voting rights.
d.France had a king but did not have a legislature.
B. They could not participate in the existing French legislature.
The estates would meet periodically at an assembly at the Estates-General. At the assemblies, the third estate did not hold a lot of power and was at a disadvantage. The first and second estates would exercise their powers to veto any proposals.
The third estate (commoners) were locked out, so, they relocated to the Royal Tennis Court to discuss a potential rebellion, this was known as the Tennis Court Oath.
Anu was born and raised in India. It is MOST LIKELY that Anu practices which religion?
A. Confucianism
B. Taoism
C. Hinduism
D. Shintoism
Answer:
C. Hinduism
Explanation:
apu taught me everything I know about Indian culture so you can trust me
Hinduism is most likely that Anu practices which religion, Anu was born and raised in India. Hence, option C is correct.
What is Hinduism?Many academics believe that Hinduism is the oldest religion in the world, with origins and practices stretching back more than 4,000 years. Hinduism is the third most popular religion in the world today, after Islam and Christianity, with around 900 million adherents. India is home to over 95% of all Hindus in the globe.
Lard and dripping are examples of animal-derived fats that are prohibited. Ghee, milk, onions, coconut, garlic, domestic poultry, and salted pork are some of the foods that some Hindus avoid. In general, alcohol is avoided.
Reincarnation, the idea that after death, the soul reincarnates in a different body, lies at the heart of Hinduism. They hold the view that even after death, the soul lives on and keeps reincarnating until it discovers its real essence.
Thus, option C is correct.
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In the 1954 trial of Brown v Board of Education, the US Supreme Court ruled that
a: issues of racial segregation should be decided by the states.
b: private schools should be controlled by the federal government
c: the "separate but equal" doctrine should be continued
d: racially segregated public schools are unconstitutional
Answer:
d: racially segregated public schools are unconstitutional
