information. First, the rapid spread and availability of information has been pivotal—and it’s affected all three of the other dimensions we’re going to cover. The internet is the obvious example of faster communication and higher informational availability, but don’t discount the value of phones, or the public library system. Today, it’s easy to perform a basic online search and get instant information on an affliction or injury, potentially allowing you to provide early response efforts. You can also read information on health and fitness, and find tips on how to live a healthier lifestyle. You can even use the web to find a reliable health insurance provider, and get the medical coverage you need for a lower potential price. Without that readily available information, doctors and hospitals wouldn’t be able to exchange data with each other as quickly, and the general public would be in the dark about concepts of health and longevity we forget weren’t always common knowledge.
Food production and distribution. It’s also amazing how far we’ve been able to improve food availability in the world. Though we’re still struggling with poverty and world hunger continues to be a problem, the amount of total food available per capita is astonishing. In the past few generations, we’ve been able to get more nutritious, bountiful crops out of the same patches of soil, and keep that food fresher, longer, as we distribute it across the world faster than ever before. If you’re reading this, you’ll likely never have to worry about going hungry or being undernourished—and that’s something past generations could only dream about.
Public health. In the developed world, it’s easy to take clean water for granted. Poor sanitation standards in developing countries leave populations vulnerable to a host of different diseases, and just a hundred years ago, it was a leading cause of illness and death. Thankfully, we’ve been able to develop fully functional, safe ways to provide water to the masses and dispose of waste properly; the challenge now is making that technology available all over the world.
Medicine. Last but certainly not least, we’ve seen a massive improvement in medical technologies, from vaccines that entirely eradicate diseases to medical equipment that can ease the burden of almost any chronic condition. Medical knowledge increases with every generation, and thanks to the compounding effects of that knowledge, we have access to medicines and treatments that no single person could discover in a thousand lifetimes.
This image is MOST closely related to which important home-front activity?
Answer:
um there is no image...maybe show the image and I could help you...
Explanation:
Rome realized Carthage had naval superiority. Describe the tactic the Romans used so their army could fight the Carthaginians.`
dont plagiarize
Uranus rotates
Backwards
On its side
For east to west
Upside down
I need this answed fast i only have 10 more minutes
Answer:
on its side
Explanation:
Uranus is tilted so far over, it's virtually spinning on its side
The most dangerous days of the Cold War involved:
Answer:
The most dangerous days of the Cold War occurred during the days of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, which represented another facet of the globalization of the COld War. In 1962, the Soviet Union secretly began to place missiles in Cuba.After a tense confrontation with the U. S., Khrushchev agreed to withdraw the missiles in exchange for a U. S. promise to not attack Fidel Castro.
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HAVE good DAY ;Dwhy is Benjamin Franklin so important
Answer:
he helped draft the declaration of independace and helped with the u.s consistution
Explanation:
In your opinion, does $20,000 justify
Japanese Internment during World War II?
Answer:
No matter the amount of money it does NOT justify Japanese Internment
Explanation:
It does not. Money cannot solve broken emotions. and does not make up damage for citizens of japan. But if i was to be honest, it really depends on what they did to end-up in prison.
In at least two paragraphs, analyze the similarities and differences in the decolonization movements of TWO of the following countries:
India
Ghana
Kenya
Algeria
Your response should begin with background about why decolonization is happening when it happens. Something like "In the years after World War II, more and more colonial empires began to crumble..." and then explain why. That paragraph should end with your thesis statement.
Your second paragraph should be a major point of comparison between the two places you chose in terms of how they were decolonized. For example, maybe you want to talk about the role of violence vs. nonviolence in Kenya and India respectively.
THIS SHOULD NOT BE A PARAGRAPH ABOUT ALL THE SIMILARITIES AND THEN A PARAGRAPH ABOUT ALL THE DIFFERENCES. THAT'S A BIG NO. IT IS A PARAGRAPH OF INTRO ENDING WITH A THESIS AND A PARAGRAPH OF BACK-TO-BACK COMPARISONS OF TWO PLACES ON ONE SINGULAR TOPIC. sorry this is what my teacher wrote not me
that teacher is not good
Answer:
they decolonized for a better life, better living even though Kenya living standards are even worse than India it was closer. decolonization movements (India and Kenya)
Explanation:
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what were the strategies of the north and south at the start of the war
Answer:
The North was very weak at military strategies and lost many battles in the beginning of the Civil War. Then, they started winning key battles such as the Battle of Gettysburg. They won the Civil War by capturing and blocking the South in half from giving resources to the whole South.
Explanation:
Why are some people concerned about the world’s growing consumption of energy?
20 points!!! PLEASE ANSWERASAP Even though the United States encouraged _____________, for Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines they found themselves in a colonial role. a. democratic rule c. despotic rule b. autocratic rule d. plutocratic rule
Answer:
ITS ACTUALLY A! DEMOCRATIC! DO NOT TRUST THIS OTHER PERSON! i PICKED IT AND GOT IT WRONG. IT AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Explanation:
Common sense.
What is a summary judgment ?
A motion for summary judgment (sometimes called an “MSJ”) is a request for the court to rule that the other party has no case, because there are no facts at issue. The party making the motion is claiming that either the case should not go before a jury at all, or a jury could only rule in favor of the moving party.
In federal system of government, the powers in which the states and central government share power are
Answer:
The legislative branch.
Explanation:
The legislative branch allows the states to creat their own laws. This is the reason there might be something illegal in one state but legal in the other. These laws however must be checked by the other branches of government.
Why do you think the human form was emphasized?
Answer:
The human figure is a common aspect in visual arts. Very few art forms are not related to human figure such as music, though it figures in lyrics. A study of the human figure includes a detailed studyExplanation:
29. Explain the historical circumstances that led to the use of the machines described in the letter
Answer:
Historians have identified several causes for the Industrial Revolution, including: the emergence of capitalism, European imperialism, efforts to mine coal, and the effects of the Agricultural Revolution. Capitalism was a central component necessary for the rise of industrialization.
Who's Reconstruction plan
required an oath and ratification
of the state's 13th amendment?
A. Lincoln's
B. Radicals
C. Johnson's
Answer:
After Lincoln was killed in April 1865, his replacement Andrew Johnson made sanction of the thirteenth Amendment a prerequisite for readmission to the Union. Eighteen states sanctioned it soon after Congress officially endorsed it.
Explanation:
what did most delegates from southern states believe about slavery
a: they wanted each slave to count as three-fifths of a person.
b: they didn't want slaves to count toward a state's population.
c: they wanted all slaves to counts towards a state's population.
d: They wanted slavery to be outlawed and current slaves to be freed.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
They wanted each slave to count as three-fifths of a person. is the most delegates from southern states believe about slavery. Therefore, option A is correct.
The majority of delegates from southern states during the time leading up to the American Civil War supported and believed in the preservation and continuation of slavery.
They wanted each slave to count as three-fifths of a person is refers to the Three-Fifths Compromise, which was a constitutional provision agreed upon during the drafting of the United States Constitution in 1787.
It determined that for the purposes of representation in the House of Representatives and the distribution of taxes, enslaved individuals would be counted as three-fifths of a person. This compromise was favored by delegates from southern states because it gave them increased political power in the federal government.
Thus, option A is correct.
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Which methods did early unions use to win their
demands?
exclusion of certain groups
collective bargaining
reading the Declaration of Independence
strikes
Answer: collective bargaining , strikes
Explanation:
Early unions used a variety of tactics, including slowdowns, sit-down strikes, boycotts, and strikes, to force employers to agree with their demands.
Thus, Option D is correct.
What goals did unions have in mind?The main objective of labor unions is to enable workers to collectively bargain for better working conditions and other advantages. A bargaining unit is a collection of employees with a specific community of interests who are (per US law) represented in collective bargaining and other interactions with management by a single labor organization.
The various forms of collective bargaining include the monopoly union model, the right-to-manage model, and the efficient negotiation model, to name just a few.
Thus, The union has a number of options for action, including boycotting, picketing, and strikes. Workers leave their workplaces during a strike and won't come back until the problem has been fixed.
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jobs in America were an example of these
Answer:
for me it was C
which was Women received lower wages than men for the same job.
if were talking about the same assignment
sorry if I'm late
What political position did the U.S. take
at the start of World War I?
From what i know when WW1 broke the president of the us at the time- Woodrow Wilson told everyone that they'd stay out o the war unless the'r ally needed help s they were neutral until later in the war.
Need help ASAP!! Pleas answer this history question.
The 1950’s witnessed widespread affluence, particularly among White Americans and criticism of the government was generally stifled by the fear of appearing to sympathize with communism. However, there was also widespread systemic inequality and poverty. Have we made progress since this era, and if so, what is the lasting legacy of the 1950s?
Answer: The 1950s marked an incredible time in United States history. Many events that lead to the inspiration of future generations were revolutionized in economic and social expenditures of paramount proportion, most notably the manufacturing of war related materials for World War II. With an economic surge that catapulted the US even further into a position of world power, several industries flourished and suburban America took shape. Of these industries, film was one of the most substantial influences on the public and subsequently sparked a multitude of emotions. The culmination of entertainment adjoined with pressing issues allowed for designations of many political agendas. Some agendas proved to be melodramatic in nature regarding social reform while others were seen as substantial regarding national safety and protection.
Which statement best describes how people traveled within cities in the early 1800s?
"O People were able to move from place to place quickly even though their transportation opti
People were able to move from place to place quickly because transportation was easy to
O People had to move from place to place slowly, but transportation was easy to access.
o People had to move from place to place slowly because their transportation options were lir
Answer:
The answer is a
Explanation:
In the 1800s, there were trains an carriages, so even though trins were harder to access people could potentially move from place to place quickly. Hope this helps!
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Which of the following was an advantage of the South had over the North?
OA) a higher manufacturing capacity
OB) more miles of railroad tracks
C) better military leadership
OD) a larger population
Answer:
C) Better military leadership
Explanation:
The South fought for a living, thus had a great army, however the North was new to the fighting life and military.
Is it ok for white girls to wear French/Dutch braids? Is it cultural appropriation?
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
It's okay. Whose culture would it be appropriating?
People think it is because braids are such a big part of black hairstyling. However, they are by no means exclusive, and white people, Hispanics, Asians, etc… have all worn Dutch (cornrow), French, and plain ol’ three-strand braids for centuries. Heck, some are even named after the Dutch and French (can you imagine?!?!)
Buzzfeed seems to think that the instant I wear more than two Dutch braids, I'm appropriating black culture. What “cornrows” are to black people are also “convenient and secure fighting hairstyle” to boxers a.k.a “boxer braids,” and “inverted French braids” or “Dutch braids” to Western hairstylists, for precision of language in describing a technique (Lois Lowry has permanently tattooed the importance of that into my mind.) Fulbe women have been creating intricate braided styles for centuries. Tibetan women wear 108 box braids because it is auspicious and sacred to them, and young Uyghur women wear them because it’s traditional. Cornrows are another style of braid that is, in this country, usually seen on black people. To me, it’s just a style that is pretty and suitable for my hair. My hair is too thick to fit into two braids; so I usually wear three, like in my profile pic. Maybe for some people it’s a big cultural thing and is loaded with meaning, but it’s not going to be that way for everybody. What this article sounds like is someone complaining that not everyone does things the way she does.
I have absolutely zero tolerance for those who unnecessarily bring up cultural appropriation over something as insignificant as braids. The whole “they're all called cornrows and belong only to black people” argument is complete and utter garbage.
And please, never listen to Buzzfeed when it comes to social issues. The article confused you because it's, again, complete BS. Using their logic, white people can’t wear bandanas, black people can’t wear scarves to bed, and my best friend can stop wearing a beanie to school because Muslim women are discriminated against for wearing hijab. Seriously, I could debunk the entire article sentence by sentence, but I'm far past my breaking point already.
Chapter 30
1. Describe some of the most important effects of the Vietnam War on the United States and the
American people.
Think About:
- the effects on those who served in the war
- the effect on society as citizens formed differing opinions about the war
- how the war affected people's perceptions of government
paragraph answer
Answer:
"Thousands of Americans were killed, wounded, imprisoned, made gravely ill, or driven to death (suiside) by the war. The government finally abolished the draft, which had been a point of great controversy during most of the war (“Working Class War”), and placed limits on the president’s powers through the War Powers Act of 1973 (president must inform Congress within 48 hours of deploying troops and 90 day maximum deployment without Congressional approval). During much of the war, Americans were deeply divided (Living-Room War). Those who supported (hawks) and those who opposed (doves) the war often felt great hostility toward one another. Americans developed a more cynical attitude toward government and politicians as a result of war-related lies, deceptions, and questionable activities carried out by the Johnson and Nixon administrations (Pentagon Papers). Americans became more cautious about foreign policy decisions that might require sending US troops to intervene in other nations’ affairs."
Explanation:
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Answer:
Those who were effected in the Vietnam war, otherwise known as a conflict, came back from the war with serious mental health effects and disorders such as PTSD and depression. When the soldiers returned, America spent several billion in it's funding to support a variety of the soldiers in field hospitals and in hospitals back in America. The effect the Vietnam war had on civilians back home was the fact that people were dying after being conscripted/drafted to the war, and most of these people could have been scholars or loved by many. People formed opinions mainly on this factor and that lead to many protest and movements. In the main movement, people protested for peace, but behind that, there was also other things happening in the decade. Such things was the movements for black equality and complete desegregation, and the same for Mexicans as they required even further equality in the 60's. Many speeches were given out and by the end of the decade, desegregation was finally in full speed. The war affected people's perceptions of the government as unreliable, they took them as a complete if not near laughing stock. They failed politically and emotionally over the people. Tides were going against the governments and government spending was put to high to suppress people but this was unconstitutional so they had to wait for everything to 'blow over'. People don't trust in the government as they used to, a protective guardian angel was now made into a demon out for taxes and etc.
Explanation:
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Which of these showed the changing culture at the beginning of the 20th
century?
A. The invention of labor-saving machines
B. More people moving to farms
c. More children working in factories
D. Open-minded immigration policies
Answer:
A
Explanation:
What specialty resource did the Kush produce and trade?
wooden chariots
marble columns
iron weapons
bronze coins
wooden charoits
Explanation because the rest dont make sense
Answer:
iron wepeans
Explanation:
What is the major responsibility of the legislative branch?
a.
interpreting laws
b.
enforcing laws
c.
making laws
d.
declaring laws unconstit
Answer:
im pretty sure its making laws
Explanation:
What happens to a public policy after it has been implemented?
It is evaluated to see if it helped address an issue.
It goes to the president for final approval.
It goes through a trial period before becoming law.
It is only put in place in specific communities.
Answer:
a. It is evaluated to see if it helped address an issue.
later a nationwide coverage is applied (that is, it's far already happening and in the result ), it's miles checked or not it was superb and or not it would not formulate new problems.
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We are required to state what happens to a public policy after it has been implemented.
After a public policy has been implemented, It is evaluated to see if it helped address an issue.
Public policy refers to a principle of behaviour, conduct which is thought to be desirable or necessary, especially as formally expressed by a government or other authoritative body. It could also be plans and methods of action that govern that society.A public policy is evaluated after it has been implemented to determine if it has been able to address an issue. For instance, if a government makes a policy to remove export duties on agricultural produce in order to encourage food exportation, the government has to evaluate and check if the policy has helped to increase food exportation truly.Therefore, after a public policy has been implemented, It is evaluated to see if it helped address an issue.
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Some believe the USSR killed
President Kennedy due to which of the
following?
A. Cold War
B. High Tariffs
C. Nuclear Arms
D. World War II
Answer:
A. Cold War
Explanation:
The reason I choose this answer is because both world powers were at each others throat's because of many reasons: 1. They both wanted to spread their believe and eliminate the other one(Communism vs. Capitalism). 2. They both wanted to create the strongest nuclear weapon. 3. They both wanted to get to space(the moon) first. 4. They both had set up missiles very close to each others country(The US set up missiles in Turkey and the USSR set up missiles in Cuba). 5. They both wanted to become the strongest world power.
All of these facts lead up to the fact that the USSR might have killed Kennedy to slow down the US while the USSR gained more power and time to complete their goals.
After a nonstop day-long attack, how many men had Travis lost?
Answer:
Is there a photo that goes along?
Explanation:
There isn't enough data to give an answer or even ask the question.
