What is the source of the Nile's water? (Meaning, where does the water that makes up the Nile River come from?)
A. Red Sea.
B. The desert to the west of the river.
C. The desert to the north of the river.
D. The mountains to the south of the river.
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Answer:

I'm pretty sure is D. The mountains to the south of the river.

But it does say that the Kagera river is the true source of the River Nile and the Blue Nile is the second source.

Also the Nile's water resource comes from Lake Tana and Lake Victoria.

Sorry i couldn't help more, but i hope this helps a little.

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What is an example of a challenge that Mawi's family faced?(FOR PEER)

List three ways The Lewis And Clark; And Pikes Expeditions were significant to the United States at the time.

Which describes a fault?

A cracks in Earth’s mantle
B cracks in Earth’s core
C cracks in Earth’s crust
D two plates coming into contact
i think its C but im not sure.

In 1-2 sentences, summarize some ways that citizens can help solve problems in their community.

READ THIS AND THAN ANSWER the stanza from "Elegy for My Brother Poet Filipino & Yuki Indian" by Vince Gotera. in Vietnam, El Salvador, Afghanistan — but your words live on in sacred corn, in wheat's amber waves, in the holy words of Tayko-mol. Oandasan, your poems fly like rainbow-feathered spiders in seven directions — mountain, valley, forest, city, ocean, sky, home.

What is the meaning of this stanza?
A. Oandasan wrote poems that make people feel lost.
B. Oandasan wrote poems that celebrate all people.
C.Oandasan wrote poems about strange looking spiders.
D. Oandasan wrote poems about natural environments

IF YOU DONT KNOW PLS DONT GIVE THE WRONG ANSWER

A child sledding down a hill is an example of what type of motion?

Question 1 options:

vibrational motion


translational motion


rotational motion

Read the passages:

Passage A — Minerals, water, air, organic matter, and organisms make up the material we call soil. This material covers the Earth's surface and supports life. Without soil, plants would not grow, and animals would not survive.

Even though speaking about soil seems simple enough, it is actually very complex. That is because soil comes in many different forms which are made of layers, called horizons. When you look at the horizons together, you get a soil profile. Each horizon has its own set of characteristics. Some soil characteristics are the amount of sand, the type of minerals, and the amount of decomposing leaves found in the soil. All of these characteristics will help determine what kind of plant life the soil can support.

Passage B — Healthy plants are plants that are able to take sunlight, water, and nutrients and turn them into food. Their roots absorb two of these ingredients from the soil around them. The ideal soil for growing is one that contains the right amount of water without being too wet. It also contains many nutrients.

How do nutrients make it into the soil? The answer is actually quite complex. Nutrient-rich soil contains organic matter, which is broken-down plant and animal matter. As the plant and animal matter decays, or decomposes, it releases nutrients into the soil. Then, it is absorbed by living plants and turned into food. Therefore, the richer the nutrients in the soil, the healthier the plant.

Based on the information in Passages A and B, how do the nutrients in the soil determine what kind of plant it can support?

In order to get nutrients into the soil, plants and animals decompose, which means they are broken down and absorbed as food.
Plants absorb the nutrients they need from the soil to make food, so the type of nutrients in the soil need to match the type of nutrients needed by the plant.
Soil horizons share their nutrients so that plants and animals have enough food to survive, especially during the summer season.
The minerals, water, and organic matter in the soil keep plants from growing large, so plants need to choose a spot that doesn't have any of those things.

How did Sacagawea help Lewis and Clark and their Corps of Discovery?
Group of answer choices

She got the Shoshone to give them horses to carry them through the Rocky Mountains.

She prevented the Blackfeet from stealing their horses and guns during their return to St. Louis.

She convinced the Teton Sioux to allow them to travel on the Missouri River.

She talked several Otos guides into traveling east to meet President Jefferson.

What was the main difference between the taxes in the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts?
Group of answer choices

The Stamp Act did not create a tax on the colonies.

The Townshend Acts created a less direct tax on goods.

The Townshend Acts gave more power to colonial assemblies.

The Stamp Act addressed some issues that led to mob violence.

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There's something wrong with each of the following statements. Figure out what It
Is. Cross out parts of the sentence and make corrections on the line.
1. Unlike the federal government, state governments only have one branch of goverment.
2. States are divided into districts, and citizens in each district elect a governor to be head of
their district.
3. A state's executive branch includes many departments that handle thousands of small
issues such as misdemeanors.
4. States can afford to provide citizens with all necessary services and do not usually need any
finandal help.
5 local governments are independent and have the power to do anything they want to.

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PLZ ANSWER CORRECTLY THERE WILL BE EXTRA POINTS AND WILL MARK BRAINLY


Days are shorter _____ during the winter solstice because it is tilted farthest from the sun.

at the Equator
in the Antarctic Circle
in the Southern Hemisphere
in the Northern Hemisphere

WRITE ABOUT ANYTHING!!! Make it Interesting that would make you want to read it !!!

How did Boss Tweed improve in New York?

how long is the pres and vp speech

The earliest written record of slavery can be found in the
around 1760 B.C.

A.Code of Hammurabi
B.Vedas
C.Epic of Gilgamesh

Read the stanza from the poem "Elegy for My Brother Poet Filipino & Yuki Indian" by Vince Gotera. In the Badlands, the Lakota retraced the trail of Chief Big Foot back to Wounded Knee, seven generations after that bloodletting—but your

What is the meaning of the word retraced as it is used in the poem?
A. left behind again
B. told a story again
C. drew on something again
D. walked again

On the map above, which of the states allowed slavery? (1 point)

Group of answer choices

The group of states inside the Spanish Territories

The group of states including those in the Northeastern United States

The group of states including those in the Southeastern United States

The group of states including those in central plains and Northwestern United States

name all of these if u really smart

school work is so hard can someone help me.

Which graphs show continuous data? Select each correct answer.
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Read both documents below and respond to the prompts that follow asking you to determine the claim asserted by each historian and support that claim using evidence from the texts.


Historian #1:

Claim: The Founding Fathers wrote the Declaration of Independence because . . .


Evidence:


Historian #2:

Claim: The Founding Fathers wrote the Declaration of Independence because . . .


Evidence:

Write ideas about how you have experienced your rights or responsibilities as a citizen.

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Someone- Please answer this!!!!!

what's levi's favorite thing to do o-o

With the Nile River playing a major role in the lives of the Egyptians, building ______ was an important part of their technology.
paper
ships
pyramids
coffee mugs
*Ten Points.

The Myceneans people always have a surplus of food because of their efficient farming techniques. true or false