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Explanation: where the answers so I can help you if you don't have the answers how can i help you pls put the answers so we know what they are
Use the scenario to answer the following question. In 1946, the United States Supreme Court ruled in King v. Chapman that white primary systems in Georgia were unconstitutional. In the election of 1946, black voters were able to take part in the primary election for the first time since Reconstruction. Which of the following BEST connects the end of the white primary to the 1946 governor's race? O A. Ellis Arnall remained governor for a second term in order to protect the white primary. O B. Melvin Thompson became governor after Talmadge's death and promised to protect the white primary. C. Eugene Talmadge ran on a campaign to restore the white primary but died before he could take office. O D. Eugene Talmadge ran for governor promising to reinstate the white primary and died before he took office.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
cuz uk
Answer:
C
Explanation:
I just got a 95 on the test
Why was Egyptian President Anwar Sadat assassinated in 1981?
M extremists wanted to start a war with Egypt.
J extremists were retaliating for the events at the Munich Olympics.
J extremists were unhappy with the loss of territory in the Sinai Peninsula.
M extremists felt betrayed by his decision to make peace with Israel.
Answer:
Explanation:
On October 6, 1981, Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat was shot by Muslim extremists during a military parade commemorating the 1973 Yom Kippur War against Israel.
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Answer:1
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What kind of work did Harriet Tubman do before she ran away?
1. What is the purpose of picketing?
A) to find good replacement workers to hire during a lockout
B) to obtain an injunction that forces a union to end a strike
C) to embarrass a company and build public support for a strike
D) to let a neutral third party propose a labor agreement
2. Which tool is used by management against labor during negotiations?
A) picketing
B) strike
C) lockout
D) boycott
C) to embarrass a company and build public support for a strike.
In the case of picketing, a group, if not all workers would block workers from entering, and to gain public attention in an effort to get some sort of benefit, whether it is a raise, or better work conditions.
C) lockout.
In the case of a lockout, typically strike-breakers are brought in, in which they are typically paid more than the usual workers. They will also keep current strikers out in an effort to essentially force them to continue to work in their current condition, as they may need the money to feed themselves and their families, as well as provide for other needs.
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Answer:
answer for 1: C) to embarrass a company and build public support for a strike. answer for 2: C) lockout
Explanation:
for number one the reason is that i just read (past tense) about it and for number two is the same as one but i also got it on another Brainly question before
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What was not part of Clinton’s domestic agenda?
the Family and Medical Leave Act
allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military
health care for all
appointing significant numbers of women to key positions
it is 15 years since the first line was constructed in this country and the present time there is not less than 50000 thousand miles and successful operation on this continent, having over 1400 stations, and employing upwards of 10,000 operations and clerks. The number of messages passing over all the lines in this country annually is estimated up at upwards of $5 million producing of a run of the age of $2 million.
A. The expansion of educational opportunities for women
B. rapid communication of information to distance location
C. The increased ability of people to work at night
D. rapid population growth in the western territories
Answer:
B- rapid communication of information to distant locations
Explanation:
I looked it up
Where and How Did the U.S. Contain Communism Best?
Answer:
In 1947, President Harry S. Truman pledged that the United States would help any nation resist communism in order to prevent its spread. His policy of containment is known as the Truman Doctrine. The Truman Doctrine demonstrated that the United States would not return to isolationism after World War II, but rather take an active role in world affairs. To help rebuild after the war, the United States pledged $13 billion of aid to Europe in the Marshall Plan.
The United Stated had to contain communism from spreading through out Berlin, Korea, and Cuba.
Explanation:
how did new navigational technology help later european explorers
Answer:
The magnetic compass was a compass that had a magnetized needle supporting a magnetic card. This compass showed from four to eight directions. This innovation helped the Age of Exploration flourish because it showed explorers what direction they were headed. So basically it helped explorers reach their destination.
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What did the 18th and 21st amendment deal with?
Zhou Dynasty
Evaluate the positive or negative effects of this development.
Was this a positive or negative development for people in Ancient China?
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negative effects of development
Fast growth can create negative externalities e.g. noise pollution and lower air quality arising from air pollution and road congestion. Increased consumption of demerit goods damages social welfare. The huge increase in household and industrial waste.
positive impacts of development
Good jobs in rural areas, more clean energy, fighting deforestation and climate change, tax revenue and, payments to developing countries. These are some examples of the various development impacts that are generated by the companies Finnfund finances.
What were society and culture like in the Ottoman Empire?
Answer:
Society in the Ottoman Empire was dominated by Islam, although non-Muslims were also present and constituted a great deal of the imperial population. Due to Turkish traditions of gender semi-equality, women had comparatively more rights than those of other Muslim societies.
Where have the largest number of immigrants to the United States come from since 1990?
Europe
Asia
Latin America and Northern America
Africa
Answer:
It's auctally Latin America and Northern America.
who was cleopatra? who were her parents?
Answer:
She was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt.
Her parents were Ptolemy XII Auletes and Cleopatra V.
Explanation:
The Canterbury Tales is important because it
Answer:
The Canterbury Tales is important because it explains how various pilgrims acted. reveals common attitudes of the time. provides information about cultural ideals. details the differences between social classes
Explanation:
The Canterbury Tales is considered Chaucer's masterpiece and is among the most important works of medieval literature for many reasons besides its poetic power and entertainment value, notably its depiction of the different social classes of the 14th century CE as well as clothing worn, pastimes enjoyed, and language
Answer: Details the diffrence between social classes
what is the best way to stop a world War from ever happening again?
Answer:
Communicate
Make a compromise to satisfy both sides
Explanation:
How does the organization above impact the economy of the region?
Answer: what’s there above? I don’t see it
Explanation:
The most important contribution made by the Black legislators during the Reconstruction period was:
A
their support of a free public education
B
the elimination of the KKK
С
strengthening the cotton industry
D
westward expansion
Answer:
Explanation:
Where the answer
Describe an event or time that happened, or you did that was unfair, and how you handled the situation. I’ll mark you brainliest
Explanation:
When did you last lose your temper?” Tricky interview questions like this one are often asked as a way of establishing whether a candidate is the right “fit” for a company or not. They’re about discovering behavioural traits and personality types – and they’re difficult to answer if you aren’t prepared!
To get a better idea of what to say and what not to say, we interviewed top HR professional Sharon Clews…
Tricky interview question 1: Tell me about a time when you’ve had to communicate an unpopular management decision to your team. How did you deliver this information?
Answer: my sister got to go shopping with my mom of me and after they came home i just talked to my mom about it and now we are going to hang out this weekend.
What was President Eisenhower's response to the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka ruling?
A. He met with Civil Rights leaders to show support for the controversial decision.
B. He made a speech denouncing the decision and vowed not to help its enforcement.
C. He sent federal troops to oversee the integration of Central High School in Little Rock.
D. He sent a bill to Congress that would give additional funds to schools that complied.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
He wanted to protect the black students who were integrating.
Answer:
C. He sent federal troops to oversee the integration of Central High School in Little Rock.
Explanation:
Determine where you would want to live during the Industrial Revolution. Do you think it was better to live in the North or the South ?
Answer:
I think it better to live in the southExplanation:
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How do you think the experience of standing in line affected the men’s political opinions?
Answer:
they know everything was free so the line increased because they didn't have to pay for anything
Explanation:
it is obviously
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Why do you think Western countries such as the United States and Great Britain were against what the Nazi Party stood for?
Is it better to be loved or feared as a ruler in this day in age?
Answer:
Loved
Explanation:
u dont wanna be the next adolf hitler( alot of ppl feared him)
Answer:
Love.
Explanation:
I believe that in this day of age it is superior to be loved as in battle, you will have many troops who will fight alongside you, however, if you are feared you will have an underwhelming number of troops. The second point is that if you are feared, you may become overestimated with your abilities and easily become vanquished. Differently, if you were loved you might fall short of the expected capabilities of a ruler but seeing that you are loved, you will be forgiven and helped reach your potential as a ruler. The 3rd point is that in the event that you could perish, you will have several men who will sacrifice their lives in order you keep yours and finally, you will be admired, supported, respected and remembered as a great ruler.
2. After the death of Jesus, how did the Roman empire perceive the followers of Jesus? Why?
Why was the cotton gin an important invention?
A. It allowed the North to grow economically at a faster rate than the South
B. It enabled growing a certain kind of cotton to be economically viable
C. It reduced the South's dependency on slave labor, appeasing northern fears.
D. It resulted in the ability to supply many of the textile needs of the expanding West.
3. How would you best characterize the words Judenhass and Juden-frei?
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Answer:
B. 8 x 10*6
Explanation:
I think its the closest since if we round the number up we will get 8000000. I hope this helps!
When you finish the assigned questions for a chapter in your psychology text, you treat yourself with a favorite snack. This is an
example of
A positive reinforcement
B positive punishment
C negative reinforcement
D negative punishment
Answer:
Positive reinforcement.
Answer:
A positive reinforcement
Explanation:
