Answer:
From 1865 to 1900, improvements and new technology such as the transcontinental railroad, refrigerated car, and the assembly line fostered great change in American industry.
Explanation:
During this period, the economic change most fostered by the Civil War included (1) an end to slavery; (2) an increase in the need for cheap labor to work in the factories; and (3) an increase in railroad building.
Explanation:
1)an end to slavery.2)an increase in the need for cheap labor to work in the factories; and (3) an increase in railroad building.
Significant legacies of the civil war included all of the following except?
A. The end of official slavery in the U.S
B. Much of the American south destroyed
C. A substantial reduction in government power because of the war
D. Over 600,000 American combat deaths (more than every other American conflict combined)
E. Triumph of the Northern system of politics, ideal, and economic
Answer:
C. A substantial reduction in government power because of the war
Explanation:
Considering the above question and options, the significant legacies of the civil war included all of the following except "A substantial reduction in government power because of the war."
This is because the outcome of the American civil war did not lead to any form of reduction in government power. The outcome of the American civil war did not make the United States Constitution be amended or changed to reduce the government power.
Answer:
C. A substantial reduction in government power because of the war
Explanation:
"A substantial reduction in the government power because of the war" is not included in the significant legacies of the civil war.
How did the various parts of the Nile get their names?
Answer:
Due to specific features.
Explanation:
The various parts of the Nile get their names due to the presence of particular characteristics of that region. For example, The White Nile and blue Nile are the rivers located in Africa which are the two main tributaries of the Nile. The name given to these two nil rivers are due to coloring of water due to clay carried by the water s we ca say that various parts of Nile get their names due to specific features.
All of the following statements about the Louisiana Purchase are true EXCEPT: A. it was opposed by many Federalist legislators. B. it revealed President Jefferson's aggressive style in supporting national interests. C. it doubled the size of the United States. D. it contained a great deal of America's least productive farmland.
Answer:
B. it revealed President Jefferson's aggressive style in supporting national interests
Explanation:
Answer B must be incorrect for one main reason. Jefferson was a strong believer in state's rights and did not support strong national interests. Additionally, all of the other statements are true. Many federalists claimed that Jefferson could not do this because the constitution did not explicitly say that the president could buy land. Also, this purchase did double the US's land mass but much of the land was in the dust bowl and was not good farm land.
The ideas of rousseau, voltaire , and montesquieu most influenced
(1)the growing Power of priests in the Roman catholic church
(2) improvements in The working conditions of factory workers
(3) The rise of industrial capitalism
(4) moment for political reform
Answer??
Answer:
4) movement for political reform
Explanation:
The ideas of Rousseau, Voltaire , and Montesquieu were most influenced by the movement for political reform.
This is because, as deep thinkers, they held reason, science, religious tolerance and natural rights to very high esteem. As a result of this, they all developed theories of government that would govern the people.
the Battle of Bunker Hill took place shortly after what event
Answer:
The American Revolutionary War
Explanation:
How did the leaders of early labor unions differ from industrialist
entrepreneurs in their views on the U.S. economy?
O A. Labor union leaders argued that the police and U.S. military should
intervene in strikes and other aspects of labor negotiations.
O B. Labor union leaders were more committed to promoting the ideals
of social Darwinism in American factories.
C. Labor union leaders were more interested in maintaining
traditional elements of American capitalism.
O D. Labor union leaders believed that even low-level employees should
have some influence over their wages and conditions.
Answer:
D. Labor union leaders believed that even low-level employees should have some influence over their wages and conditions.
Explanation:
Remember, a union is an organized association of workers formed to protect their own interests. So the only answer that would make sense would be D. All the other answers would apply to the industrialist, since the goals of the industrialist would be to profit, wether it be at the expense of the workers well being or not.
What was the state of the economy in post-war United States? renrese
Professor Takaki sees Shakespeare's play "The Tempest" as a story about the creation of a new society in America primarily because?
A.religion
B.sexuality promiscuity
C.race
D. nomadic hearding
Answer:
C. raceExplanation:
It talks about the minorities and majorities of Peopel living there.As what kindof bias or prejudice it is what we called as racism/racial prejudice.
Why is Iran’s government classified as authoritarian? A. Its sovereign inherited his power from his father. B. Its government is under the influence of commercial interests. C. Its central government maintains supreme power over state governments. D. Its leader uses political power to stifle political dissent.
Answer: D. Its leader uses political power to stifle political dissent.
Explanation:
The government of Iran is autocratic. This means that it is under a religious leader who takes on the title of Supreme Leader of Iran. This position is not up for election and is held for life.
The Supreme Leader has at times, taken actions to ensure that Iran's conservative status are upheld. They have banned political parties and candidates who they view as capable of misleading the country from their will and they have also clamped down on protests against their rule.
It is therefore an authoritarian government.
Who was George William Swepson?
a railroad commissioner in North Carolina
a federal agent who investigated corruption
the governor of North Carolina after the Civil War
O the president of the Western North Carolina Railroad
Answer: he was president of the Western North Carolina Railroad
Explanation:
Answer:
Yup Its D look
Explanation:
Supporters of Gandhi would most likely agree with seeking revenge on British imperialist that India and its people prospered under imperialism that imperialistic relationships are beneficial to all parties that Indian needed to gain its independence from British rule
Answer:
that Indian needed to gain its independence from British rule
Explanation:
Mahathma Gandhi was a charismatic leader who sought the independence of India from the British and went to varying lengths to achieve it, such as fasting for days, and adoption the peaceful approach.
Therefore, supporters of Gandhi would most likely agree that Indian needed to gain its independence from British rule
¿Qué impacto político tuvieron las ideas liberales en Europa y América?
Answer:
Apoyar la democracia no solo promueve valores estadounidenses fundamentales como la libertad religiosa y los derechos de los trabajadores, sino que también ayuda a crear un escenario global más seguro, estable y próspero en el que Estados Unidos puede promover sus intereses nacionales.
Explanation:
3. Mother washes clothes every weekend. What is needed to dry her laundry?
a. Blower
b. Brush
C. Conditioner
d. Heat
Plz this is science
Heat would be needed to dry her laundry
President George H. W. Bush realized that in order to pay the government’s debt, he had to
Answer:
sell land
Explanation: If he sells land he can get money to sell pay off the debt.
To what extent can we in America trace our democratic ideals and institutions back to Athens? Do the failings of Athenian democracy mirror our own? What parallels can you draw between the cultures of 5th-century Athens and today's United States?
You can see the basics of American democracy in Athens, such as voting on leaders and having separate houses that have separate roles, but the extent of these comparisons are limited, as there are many differences.
This chart here should help define the basics of Athenian Democracy:
You can probably find other, better materials on better websites, but these should help.
what was a result of the arms race between the united states and soviet union during
president einsenhower's term?
a. the united states and soviet union began building up their
military forces very quickly
b. the united states and the soviet union agreed to join the
united nations
c. the united states and the Soviet union agreed to end the cold war
d. the
united states and the soviet union decided to reduce the size of their military forces
Answer:
A
Explanation:
they were consantly trying to get the 1-up on the other but because of good diplomacy, the cold war never went hot and those weapons were never used except for threats.
How many men were involved in the break-in at the Watergate complex?
1. Why did they break into the Watergate building?
3, 4, or 5
2. What organization did the men belong to?
to steal money and other valuables, to both steal documents and install microphones, or to plant evidence against the president’s enemies.
3. What did the men receive for carrying out the break-in?
money, promotions, or protection.
5 men were involved in the break-in at the Watergate complex.
What is the meaning of Watergate?Between 1972 and 1974, President Richard Nixon's administration was embroiled in the massive political scandal "Of Watergate," which forced Nixon to resign.
By the end of 1973, the Nixon administration's role in Watergate had weakened his standing in Congress and throughout the nation. Nixon announced his resignation as president on August 9, 1974, knowing he would almost certainly be impeached and removed from office. After that, Gerald Ford, his successor, granted him a pardon.
Not much has changed at the location in the forty years since Watergate was first constructed. The complex still consists of the hotel/office building, two office buildings, and three luxury apartment complexes. On October 21, 2005, the entire development was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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The growth of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai was based on
a. their exportation of cotton, indigo, and sugar
b. their control of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade
c. their conversion to Islam
d. their control of trade routes in Saharan Africa
d
Explanation:
i think ...i dont know much but i hooe u get ur ans
El 4to y 5to gobierno de Balaguer
Answer:
I don’t no sorry and u should be carful
Explanation:
Well if u multiply u subtract
What is the bill of right
Answer:
The Bill of Rights is the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. ... It guarantees civil rights and liberties to the individual—like freedom of speech, press, and religion. It sets rules for due process of law and reserves all powers not delegated to the Federal Government to the people or the States.
Explanation:
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qué cosas podemos hacer para no tener enfermedades riesgosas
Según la revista “Como defenderse del contagio“ dice: “Según el Ministerio de Salud de Argentina, lavarse las manos “es una de las maneras más efectivas y económicas de prevenir enfermedades”. Solo hay que tocarse la nariz o los ojos sin haberse lavado las manos para contraer la gripe o un resfriado. La mejor defensa contra los gérmenes es lavarse las manos con jabón muchas veces al día...“ Tambien, dice: “Para proteger su salud y la de otros, nunca se olvide de lavarse las manos, en especial en las siguientes ocasiones:
Después de hacer sus necesidades.Después de cambiar pañales o ayudar a un niño cuando va al baño.Antes y después de curar heridas o cortaduras.Antes y después de estar con alguien enfermo.Antes de preparar, servir o comer alimentos.Después de estornudar, toser o limpiarse la nariz.Después de tocar un animal o recoger sus excrementos.Después de recoger o tirar la basura.Otra cosa que la revista menciona es lo siguiente: “Los alimentos también pueden transmitir enfermedades si no se preparan o guardan como es debido. En Estados Unidos, 1 de cada 6 personas se intoxica por comer alimentos contaminados, y aunque la mayoría se recupera, algunas mueren. ¿Cómo puede evitar intoxicarse?
Como en ocasiones se utiliza estiércol para abonar la tierra, siempre lave bien las verduras antes de prepararlas.Antes de empezar a cocinar, lávese las manos con agua caliente y jabón. Haga lo mismo con los utensilios, los platos y las superficies donde vaya a preparar los alimentos.Lave las superficies o los platos donde ha puesto huevos, carne o pescado crudos antes de volver a utilizarlos. Así evitará que las bacterias contaminen los alimentos listos para comer.Cocine bien los alimentos, es decir, hasta que alcancen la temperatura adecuada. Si no va a consumirlos en el momento, póngalos en el refrigerador cuanto antes.Deseche cualquier alimento que se haya dejado a temperatura ambiente más de dos horas, o una hora si la temperatura supera los 32°C (90°F).4. Who gets credit for the modern definition of Afrocentricity?
Answer:
I don't know
Explanation:
rawrrr sorry but I can't don't know this u should ask others
sino dito ang pinoy?
english: who's pinoy?
Answer:
a person of Filipino origin or descent
Explanation:
Read the scenario about a formal discussion.
A mayoral candidate is having an open discussion with voters about a proposed plan to fund welfare programs by raising property taxes. The candidate strongly supports the plan and speaks forcefully about it. She focuses on the importance of a social safety net by asking voters to imagine needing the services themselves. She avoids the topic of the state’s budget concerns and asking voters to hold their questions and concerns until the very end.
Which statement best describes what kind of a speaker the political candidate is?
Answer: the answer is D
Explanation: I don’t know
Answer:
D is correct
Explanation:
Which is an example of an investment?
receiving a loan from a bank
buying shares in a company
getting a partner to contribute to a business
following the rise and fall of the stock market
Answer:
Buying of shares in a company.
What was the iron curtain? Why did
Churchill choose that term?
Answer:
the iorn curtain was a political boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas from the end of world war 2 in 1945 until the end of the cold war in 1991. the term symbolizes the effect by the soviet union to block itself and satellite states from open contact with the west and its allied states
he chose it because he wanted to choose its his wish you cant judge him
Whch region on the map is known as the birthplace of human beings?
Answer:
Johennsburg in South Africa
Long March took place in year
Answer:
Date 16 October 1934 – 22 October 1935 Location China from Jiangxi to Shaanxi Result Armies of the Communist Party of China evade the Chinese Nationalist Party armies and KMT-aligned warlords
Explanation:
Answer:
from 16th October 1934 to 22nd October 1935
List all the monuments made by "Delhi Sultans"
Answer:
Qutab Minar and Jamali Kamali
Explanation:
Those are the only ones, I think :)
Hopefully someone else confirms.
C
Which of the following did Federalists oppose?
O acceptance of the US Constitution
O the establishment of slavery in the United States
O the inclusion of a bill of rights in the US Constitution
O a strong national government with many powers
Answer:
establishment of slavery in Us
