Select the correct location on the map
The ottoman empire conquered lands in which three continents?

We [New Englanders] look upon the states, not as separated, but as united. We love to dwell on that union, and on the mutual happiness which it has so much promoted. . . . In our contemplation, Carolina and Ohio are parts of the same country. . . . We do not impose geographical limits to our patriotic feeling or regard. . . .
—Senator Daniel Webster, reply to Senator Robert Hayne, January 1830.

In this reply, Daniel Webster is reacting to —
A. the inability of citizens to elect Supreme Court justices
B. an attempted nullification of a federal law by a state
C. a proposal to revise the amendment process of the U.S. Constitution
D. the federal seizure of private land for transportation networks

Do you think it was right for Athens to take the lead of the Delian League? Why or why not?
Thx if help :)

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Which of the following remains would be most likely only be found as a compression fossil?
a. a shell
b. a dinosaur
c. a leaf

How do the Upanishads challenge the caste system?

I need help ASAP if you help me i will give you brainlist. THERE WILL BE ANOTHER ONE FOR THE REST OF THE QUESTIONS.

What did the Patriots believe?

posible answer: 1. Britain should go to war with France.
2. Colonies should be free from British rule.
3. Colonies should remain part of the British Empire.
4. Spain should go to war with Britain.

A small Italian grocery store is in the front part of a house with a parlor, kitchen, and dining room in the back. Bedrooms upstairs house the owners, as well as their older daughter and her husband (who has an upholstery shop in the garage) and baby. Next door, the younger daughter lives with her husband (who drives the grocery delivery truck) and son (who helps out in the store after school and on weekends). The owners’ sons and daughters-in-law and their teen children live in the houses on the other side.

This group of people are _____.

1 an extended family

2 a social class

3 a developed family

4 a nuclear family

_____ is important to people because it helps them make sense of the world, answers questions about the meaning of life, and guides their behavior.

Language

Education

Religion

Culture

Which is an example of cultural landscape?

The Boston Symphony performs concerts of classical and popular music, at times in outdoor settings.

Restaurants in California may serve Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Cuban, South American, or many other types of food.

Children in Japan learn to use chopsticks about as easily as American children learn to use knives and forks.

A citrus farm in Arizona uses ditches to hold and direct water for irrigation and to keep the fruit from freezing on cold nights.

In one or two paragraphs, explain how the Lewis and Clark Expedition reflected the American desire to expand westward. Explain how the group's journey might have inspired Americans to head west.
( PLEASE DONT PLAGIARIZE)

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Most factories in Canada are located near which of these bodies of water?
(Choose 2)
Arctic Ocean
Great Lakes
Hudson Bay
St. Lawrence River
HELPP

The largest language group is _____.

Sino-Tibetan

Indo-European

Afro-Asiatic

Japanese and Korean

A family is a type of _____.

social status

society

social class

social structure

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How has Bali’s culture affected its environment?

1 The Balinese people have altered the hillsides by cutting terraces to grow rice.

2 The Balinese start the rice plants in greenhouses because the environment is too cold for too long.

3 Because the climate is naturally too hot for rice, the Balinese grow it on the hillsides instead of in the valley.

4 The Balinese climate is good for growing rice, but there is not enough flat land to flood the rice.

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What is a consequence of extracting minerals from the Earth?
a. The minerals must be replaced.
b. Minerals will be unnecessary once they are used up.
c. Minerals cannot be replaced once mined.

Plz help. I need help.

All rocks began as what type of rock?
a. planetary
b. metamorphic
c. igneous

When geographers study human-environment interaction, they learn _____.

how schools teach people about the environment

how the climate changes the environment

how people and environment affect each other

how agriculture develops in an environment

Can someone please explain these quotes. I need two sentences for each of them. I need it urgently. Thank you.

“Those who expect to reap the blessing of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue or supporting it.”

“The public cannot be too curious concerning the characters of public men.”

“Without freedom of thought there can be no such thing as wisdom; and no such thing as public liberty, without freedom of speech.”

“Liberty, may be endangered by the abuses of liberty as well as the abuses of power.”

hydrothermal, geothermal, and wind

Hydrothermal, taped from the biggest river on the state contributes approximately 60% of the energy in the state. Geothermal is second,approximately 30% while wind power contributes approximately 10%.

The costs of the electricity in the state are relatively cheap compared with states whose main source of energy is hydrocarbon fuels. Geothermal power is the cheapest (even though initial investment is prohibitive). Hydrothermal is slightly expensive than geothermal due to the maintenance required and also is prone to fluctuations of the river regime. Winds are also cheap but initial investment if the wind farm is high.

Hydrothermal energy has the biggest environmental impact compared to the other two. Due to the walls of the dam on the river, migration of some aquatic species is impeded. The reduced flow of water (and sediments) downstream of the dam also impact these ecosystems. Geothermal and wind energy sources have a very minimal environmental impact on the environment .

The state could increase electronics with low power consumption (such as LED lights) in the market for availability to the population. This would be followed by a sensitization campaign on the ideal use of power in the household to conserve power when not in use.

excessive pollutants. Before the land and pond were disturbed by the construction
of the playground, hiking trail, and parking lot, you counted the number of fish in
the pond. At that time, Cypress Pond contained 100 trout and 100 catfish. Now you
need to design an experiment to monitor the park’s impact on the populations of
trout and catfish over the next 12 months.
1. What is the purpose of your experiment?
2. Develop a hypothesis for the experiment.
3. What are the dependent and independent variables of your experiment?
Independent:
2.
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Dependent:
Monitoring the Biodiversity of Cypress Pond
Procedure
In this section, you will create a step-by-step procedure for testing and monitoring
the number of trout and catfish in Cypress Pond. You must monitor them once per
month for 12 months after the park is built.
Data from Monitoring the Biodiversity of
Cypress Pond
Listed below are the results of your hard work. You monitored the populations of
trout and catfish in Cypress Pond every month for a year after the park was
developed. For each month, add the amount of both types of fish together. Write
this total in the Total Number of Fish column. Present these results by creating a
line graph.
Month Number of Trout Number of
Catfish
Total Number
of Fish
January 100 100
February 90 95
March 85 93
April 83 92
Month Number of Trout Number of
Catfish
Total Number
of Fish
May 75 95
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June 75 95
July 71 98
August 70 102
September 68 105
October 65 110
November 60 112
December 58 115
Graph
Present these results by creating a line graph.
Analysis
1. What is the relationship between biotic and abiotic factors?
2. How did the construction of a parking lot, hiking trail, and playground affect
the fish populations in the pond?Conclusions
1. How would the ecosystem’s carrying capacity for a species change if the
species cannot adapt to changes in its habitat?
2. Why are biologists concerned about ecosystem disruption?
3. If you were conducting this experiment in the real world, what might be
some possible sources of error in the experiment?