which sentence is not about George Washington
George Washington was Americas first and greatest president. America was started in 1776 with the Declaration of Independence. He was born in 1732. He stopped the Whiskey Rebellion from becoming a war in Pennsylvania. He kept us out of war in France. His experience as an army officer helped him avoid two wars during his presidency. Washington's greatest example was retiring after only two terms.

Answer:

America was started in 1776 with the Declaration of Independence.

Explanation:  :)

In what year did the Great Depression begin?

When excited what do you do ? How do you express your feelings of excitement, happiness, or joy with others in a non verbal way ?

what was the incident due to which Muslims entered in South Asia​

Which is NOT true about the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in December 1941?
а
b
the crew of the Arizona had been given permission to sleep in that day.
The President had been advised that Pearl Harbor was about to be attacked
the ships had been lined up along the port making them easy targets
Our biggest ships were not in port at that time
C
Od

What is the main reason the italian city-states were wealthy kingdoms during the renaissance

Pls help ASAP!!!!What was reconstruction? Answer in three or more sentences.

Match each characteristic to the correct philosopher.

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26 Ireland’s great export in the 1840’s was
a people.
b potatoes.
C whiskey.
d wool.
27 Eli Whitney was instrumental in the development of the
a steamboat.
b steel plow.
c mechanical reapers.
d cotton gin.
28 The basis for modern mass-production was the
a musket.
b cotton gin.
c principle of limited liability.
d use of interchangeable parts.
29 New transportations systems such as turnpikes, canals, and steamboats
a lowered freight rates.
b encouraged economic growth.
c facilitated migration of peoples.
d all of the above.
30 Deists endorsed the religious concept of
a a supreme being who created the universe.
b revelation.
c original sin.
d none of the above.
31 Northern attitudes toward free blacks can best be described as
a supporting their right to full citizenship.
b advocating black migration to new territories.
c very racist.
d none of the above.
32 Slaves were
a regarded primarily as financial assets by their owners.
b the primary form of wealth in the South.
c profitable for their owners.
d all of the above.
33 The view that God ordained the growth of the U.S. across North America
a was referred to as Manifest Destiny.
b Isolationism.
c Continentalism.
d none of the above.
34 The Mexican American War resulted in
a one-third increase in the territorial sine of the United States.
b combat experience for the future Civil-War military leaders.
c increased respect for American military and naval capabilities.
d all of the above.
35 The man who opened Japan to the United States and the West was
a Clayton Bulwer.
b Matthew Perry.
c Franklin Perce.
d John C. Calhoun.
36 The major result of the famous Lincoln-Douglass Debates was that they
a gained Douglass the Illinois senate seat.
b gained Lincoln the Illinois senate seat.
c propelled Lincoln into the national spotlight.
d destroyed Lincoln’s political career.
37 In his raid on Harper’s Ferry, John Brown intended to
a discredit abolitionists.
b make Kansas a free state.
c foment a massive slave rebellion.
d force a political compromise on the slavery issue.
38 The impeachment of President Andrew Johnson.
a resulted in his conviction and removal from office
b resulted in a “not guilty” vote by a massive majority favoring Johnson.
c was led by Radical Republicans who saw him interfering with
with Reconstruction.
d was the only time a president has been impeached
39 The Emancipation Proclamation declared free only those slaves in
a the Border States
b Slave States that had remained loyal to the Union.
c United States territories.
d states in rebellion against the United States.
40 Radical Republicans’ policies came to dominate Reconstruction because
a they had the majority of votes in the Senate.
b of Lincoln’s assassination.
c of the views of the conquering Union generals.
d collusion with northern industrialists.

Extra Credit (2 points each, 20 for all)

List the three (3) important political firsts of the election of 1832:
1
2
3

List five examples of “modern warfare” associated with the American Civil War:
1
2
3
4
5

Read the paragraph.

Before the Industrial Revolution, most goods were made by hand, in peoples's homes. Workers would buy raw
materials and complete each step in the process to make a finished product. Manufacturing by hand took a
long time, and therefore, the prices for finished goods was high. Industrialization changed all that. Machines
took over the manufacturing process. These machines were much more efficient than workers creating items
by hand. This meant that many more items could be produced, drastically reducing their price, and making
them more affordable for consumers.

Which would be the best example to use to support the information in this body paragraph?

O The price of cotton cloth declined more than 50% from 1700 to 1800.
O The price of shoes doubled from 1700 to 1800.
O Fewer people owned firearms in 1800 than in 1700.
O Fewer people lived in rural areas in 1800 than in 1700.

While there have been many genocides throughout history, "The Holocaust" of
World War II stands out in history. Could something like this ever happen again
in world history? Be sure and use specific examples in your reasoning for or
against the argument of whether or not this could occur in the future.

U.S. support of Israel:
increased tensions between the United States and Islamic and Arab nations.
improved U.S. relations with Islamic and Arab nations.
decreased Islamic and Arab involvement in Israeli policies.
had no major effect on the region.

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how did the ratification of the Constitution lead to the Civil War?

1. What economic concerns caused the Civil War?

2. Why were the Native Americans resistant to establishing a relationship with the U.S. government after the Civil War?

In at least 100 words, describe how Thomas Paine uses personification as a rhetorical technique in the American crisis. Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

Which 20th-century Chinese leader launched the Cultural Revolution, which
led to widespread chaos in China and the near failure of its economy?

Disability rights organizations supported laws requiring _____.


mandatory hiring of people with physical or mental limitations

land, mineral, and water rights to be returned to Native Americans

health insurance for retired Americans and an end to age discrimination

public buildings to provide access for people with physical or mental limitations

Major Accomplishments of Alice Walker?

U.S. relations with the Soviet Union shifted during the Truman administration because the:
West learned of the gulags and other abuses.
Soviet Union withdrew from Eastern Europe.
Soviet Union destroyed their stockpile of nuclear weapons.
Soviets launched a propaganda campaign in the United States.

What two areas of Europe came under Arab rule?
Spain and Sicily
Spain and France
Spain and Gaul
Sicily and Gaul

Which best describes an Ancient Greek tragedy

Which country started the Industrial Revolution, and why?

A) Germany, because it won recent wars in Europe against other great powers.
B) Russia, because it was the most powerful country in the world.
C) The United States, because it was the world’s fastest-growing country.
D) Britain, because it had a growing population and large deposits of coal and iron.

How is Tuckman's model shown in the lion king

Elaborate the term plagiarism and dishonesty in Engineering Research and Testing

What has the government done for me lately

how did physical features affect mongol expansion​

People and businesses usually file for bankruptcy in order to:

The "Free Soil" Party's slogan of "free soil, free labor, free men" meant O land should be given at no cost to men willing to farm it without demanding wages. that the U.S. was a land built on both the free labor of slaves and the hard work of free men. that land should be available to free white men for small farms rather than large plantations with slaves. O all of the above​

Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union resulted in both nations:
-leaving the United Nations.
-hosting rival U.N. meetings.
-blocking the other's allies from joining the U.N. General Assembly.
-vetoing resolutions favorable to the other in the U.N. Security Council.

What were some of the defenses that made it almost impossible
to escape Eas
Berlin?