Answer:
D. passing the Petition of Right
Explanation:
Parliament tried to limit King Charles I power by passing the Petition of Right.
This was because King Charles tried to make the Presbyterian Scots to join the Anglican Church but when he was threatened with war by Scotland, he knew he didn't have the resources to fight a war and the parliament passed the Petition of Right to limit his power.
Which is NOT a reason to target Japan as a new market?
Answer:
Japan was not officially colonized by Western powers but was itself a colonizer. It is an island country and has a strategically important position in the pacific ocean. It is a vital access point to other Asian countries. Western colonial ambitions had always kept an eye for it but never got its full control. Nevertheless, it has undergone formal semi-colonial circumstances, and Western colonialism has deeply affected modern Japan in several respects.
Explanation:
The order of the earliest mythical and semi mythical Chinese societies are
Answer:
Fu Xi,
Shennong
Suire
Explanation:
The order of the earliest mythical and semi-mythical Chinese societies are:
Fu Xi: this was around 2800 BCE, and he was considered to be the first of the mythical Three Sovereigns of ancient China. The legend believed he ruled for 115 or 116 years after the great flood
Shennong: he was believed to have lived and reigned around 2737 BCE to 2698 BCE. It is believed to have that Shennong was the mythical god or demi-god that trained the Chinese how to farm or practice agriculture and the practice of herbal medicine.
Suire shi: known to b part of Three August Ones. It was believed to have ruled for about 110 years. He was considered to have been the one to introduce the practice of drilling wood for fire to the Chinese people
A novel has been written by her. (PASSIVE OR ACTIVE)
Answer: passive
Explanation:
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Answer:
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who is the prime minister of nepal
Answer:
Sher Bahadur Deuba is the prime minister of Nepal since 13 July 2021.
Answer:
sher bahadur deuba
he is the current president of Nepal .
The late 19th century Positivism and what is Progressivism became popular modes of reform. Explain what is Positivism and what is Progressivism?
Answer:
The positivist answer is that there is logical knowledge and empirical truths. ... It links to progressivism in that the progressive imagines an ideal political system as one in which the voting public expresses preferences and then the experts with the knowledge design and execute policies to satisfy those preferences.
Name the French philosophers of the Enlightenment
Answer:
Voltaire, Rousseau, Montesquieu, Buffon and Denis Diderot.
Explanation:
Why was joseph Stalin’s first five year plan considered a success
Answer:
Becasue the economy still made sizable gains.
Explanation:
"How can an industrialized Northeast, a plantation South, and a small
farm's West peacefully share the same nation?" Which term can be most
accurately applied to the situation in the quotation?
A sectionalism
B protectionism
C liberalism
D militarism
As a result of Stalin's Five-Year Plans, production skyrocketed in the Soviet Union. How much did the production of heavy machinery increase in the first Five Year Plan?
A.
Production quadrupled
B.
Production tripled
C.
Production increased by 75%
D.
Production doubled
Answer:
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Why was radio firmly controlled by the colonial administrations
Answer:
Radio was firmly controlled by the colonial administration in Africa. The colonial press was regarded as a tool to bring local populations civilization, culture, education, and development. It tried to continue its occupation forcefully.
Explanation:
when many philosophers of the enlightenment discussed ideas about equality, they were referring to equality among ____
Answer:
men
when many philosophers of the enlightenment discussed ideas about equality, they were referring to equality among men
Answer:
men
Explanation:
Bismarck's policy of Kulturekampf was an attempt to:
a. promote a single German culture.
b. industrialize Germany.
c. encourage trade between German states.
d. trade provinces with France.
Answer:
a. promote a single German culture
Explanation:
Bismarck's policy of Kulturekampf was an attempt to: "promote a single German culture"
This is based on the idea that Kulturekampf means culture struggle. And to ensure its realization, the policy favored the strengthening of the German army, it also tried to unify all of Germany and at the same time made and broke alliances as necessary.
Hence, the correct answer is "promote a single German culture"
Which of the following was an important feature of the houses of Çatal Hüyük?
Rovolution of China from 1956 to 1960
Answer:
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What is Islamism and how is it different from Islam?
Answer:
Islamism is the belief that Islam should guide social and political as well as personal life. Islam is a religion where the people who follow it are called Muslims. Muslims are monotheistic and worship one, all knowing god. Who in Arabic is know as allah.
So the difference is islam is a religion and islamism is one single belief. Islamism is a belief not a religion.
Answer:
Islam is a religion observed by over 1 Million people. Islamism is the political ideology of small groups that use concepts like shariah and jihad from Islam and reinterpret them to gain legitimacy for their political goals.
Thomas Jefferson was what type of constructionist? a. liberal c. strict b. expressed d. implied
Answer:
c
Explanation:
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
He was a liberal constructionist, Liberal constructionism was linked to a strong National Government. Implied powers are those reasonably deduced from the expressed powers.
what does clause 40 in the Magna Carta mean? ( please explain)
Imagine that you’re a geologist. This means that you study rocks, minerals, and the natural processes that happen beneath the Earth’s surface. You are sent to study this volcano in Hawaii. You’ll have to learn about the volcano, why it erupts, and when it erupts. You will also have to learn about how the volcano affects the people, plants, and animals that live nearby. Which of the six essential elements of geography would you be using? Explain your answer in at least three sentences.
Answer:
During eruption, volcanoes emit a mixture of gases and particles in the air. Ash particles and gases such as sulfur dioxide have a cooling effect because they reflect the sunlight far away from the earth. A gas like carbon dioxide has a greenhouse effect and heats the earth. Volcanic eruptions also throw out melt walls that form new walls on the surface of the earth and change its configuration, and together with the ash particles change the mineral composition of the soil. Particles of volcanic eruption affect the composition and quality of water, which, through evaporation, deliver this chemical composition with it and affect the atmosphere, which again through the precipitation affects the soil. But also those influences affecting the atmosphere also affect climate change. The changed mineral structure of the soil, together with such altered chemical composition of water and precipitation affects the plants. Animals feeding such plants inhale such air, they also feel these effects, and this reflects on the quality of milk, meat, food in general, which naturally affects people. The composition of the soil changes over time, which affects the amount of yield, maybe even the change in cultivated crops may occur.
Explanation:
President Polk was willing to go to war with Mexico to
Answer:
Polk wanted to lay claim to California, New Mexico, and land near the disputed southern border of Texas
Explanation:
Which of the following issues is NOT a source of concern to Muslims as a result of globalization?
Answer: Giving in to a certain amount of global pressure in order to appease the western world.
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how each of the major religions began
Answer:
The 5 major religions of the world all began in the Eastern Hemisphere. Each grew in its hearth before diffusing to other areas. The Abrahamic faiths, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, all began around the same vicinity, in the Middle East, while Hinduism and Buddhism both began in India.
Explanation:
Use the word Renaissance in a sentence.
Answer:
The theme of the conference is renaissance Europe.
What is the present day country for Mesopotamia?
A.) Turkey
B.) Afghanistan
C.) Iraq
D.) Iran
Answer:
Iraq! I'm pretty sure. it's on goggle
All of the following statements are reasons why Buffalo hunting was important to Plains Indians except
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An effort of the steamboats popularity was that :
A . Fewer your people travel by rail
B . Steam locomotives became less popular
C . People began to build canals in the U.S & Europe
D . More people began to travel between the U.S and Europe
explaining six (6) reasons on the need to develop a Code of Ethics
Answer:
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Explanation:
These principles include (1) autonomy, (2) beneficence, (3) nonmaleficence, and (4) justice. In health fields, veracity and fidelity are also spoken of as ethical principles but they are not part of the foundational ethical principles identified by bioethicists.
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One of the unique things about Confucius' school was that he taught individuals of all social classes, including those of
the lower classes.
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