Exercise
Exercise
Provide the information each Age of Reason thinker contributed to his time.
1. John Locke
2. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
3. Isaac Newton
4. Baron de Montesquieu
5. Cotton Mather
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Answer:
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Answer:
John Locke: People have the right to challenge their government if it doesn’t protect the “natural rights” of life, liberty, and property
Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Society should be ruled by the “general will” of the people.
Isaac Newton: Discovered laws of gravity and motion that showed the natural world wasn’t controlled by spirits
Baron de Montesquieu: Power should not be concentrated in the hands of one individual
Cotton Mather: Advocated the use of science to immunize citizens against smallpox
Explanation:
10. Awareness of your peripheral space is essential for:
A. Backing/Parking
B. Turning
*C. Establishing lane position
D. All of the above
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Caitlin wants to determine if a tomato plant grows better in potting soil or dirt. Which of the following describes the best set up to conduct this type of investigation?
Answer:
2 pots of the same size: one with 2 pounds of potting soil, one with 2 pounds of dirt, 2 tomato plants of the same size and type.
Explanation:
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. ...................... river that originates in Himachal Pradesh reaches the Thar desert. Ganga Sindhu The Ghaggar
Answer:
Sutlej...................
Who was the main Military organizer of the revolt at Sobibor?
Answer:
Leon Feldhendler
Explanation:
Question 1 of 10
This diagram shows the triangular trade that developed between Europe,
Africa, and the Americas. In which direction did most slaves travel?
A. From C to A
B. From B to A
C. From A to B
D. From A to C
The correct answer is A. From C to A.
Explanation
The map shows the Atlantic Ocean and part of the continents of America, Europe, and Africa. Each of the continents is referenced with a letter as follows: Europe with the letter B, America with the letter A and Africa with the letter C. In addition, the oceanic trade routes between the three continents are shown.
This commercial relationship between the three continents had a specific dynamic because each one played a fundamental role. Slaves were transported from Africa to the American colonies to work in crops and mines. The natural resources obtained in America were brought to Europe to be converted into objects such as clothing and jewelry. Later, some objects were taken to America to be sold in exchange for gold coins. According to the above, the correct answer is A. because the slaves were taken from Africa (letter C) to America (letter A).
Answer:
its A
Explanation:
what was emperor qin shi huang's contribution to the great world of china?why had he done it?
Answer:
Qin shi huang did many good things in China.
Explanation:
Emperor Qin shi Huang did many contributions like conquering six kingdoms to unify China, terracotta soldiers, etc.
One of the greatest things he did for China was to build the Great wall of China. The Great Wall of China build during the reign of Qin Shi Huang from the Qin dynasty. The wall was successful in keeping away invaders from the North. The Mongols from the North frequently lead raids into China and were very powerful and skilled in warfare.
The English Channel is a(n) ______ between England and Europe.
canal
strait
isthmus
sea
Answer:
strait
Explanation:
small body of water connecting two bigger bodies of water
Answer:
I think isthmus is correct.
Gathering of international delegates; headquartered in New York City.
A. Statue of Liberty
B. United Nations
C. Gracie Mansion
Georgia's General Assembly is ________ meaning it is made up of two houses.
Answer:
state legislature
Explanation:
What is patronage? A. Finding the perfect person for a job based on their skills B. Keeping people separated due to their race or gender C. Giving the oldest applicant the job D. Rewarding loyal political supporters with jobs or money
Answer:
I think the answer is
D. rewarding loyal political supporters with jobs or money
Here's an example of patronage:
Patronage is customers or the financial support from customers or guests. An example of patronage is all of the customers at a deli. An example of patronage is money received by a hotel during a convention. ... Shopkeepers thanked Christmas shoppers for their patronage.
Answer:
D.) Rewarding loyal political supporters with jobs or money
Explanation:
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Answer:
Scarcity leads to the idea of choice because it is important that people choose what they can satisfy or not. Scarcity makes it required that people make less of the other topic we left in an unsatisfied manner.
Explanation:
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Financial compensation for a loss in a war, paid by the losing side, are called:
A. Recessions
B. Costs of defeat
C. Reparations
D. Deficits
Who was the leader of the socialist party of America?
Answer:
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Explain the meaning of the title of the novel A Man of The People.
Answer:
The title of the book is drawn from what Chief Nanga (one of the character in the novel) was characterized by his people in the city and in his home village; he was known as A Man of The People.
need help with some history
Answer:
The Roman Empire
Explanation:
Technically he wanted to re-establish Italy as a European power. but the Roman Empire is the closest thing
Which idea is central to the theme that Lincoln develops in the speech?
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The war has developed in ways neither side could have predicted.
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The war will be won by the side that is doing God's will.
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The recent events of the war are well known to the audience.
D
Leaders should have considered the cost of war more carefully.
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Answer:
A.
Explanation:
And I quote, " Neither anticipated that the cause of the conflict might cease with, or even before, the conflict itself should cease. Each looked for an easier triumph, and a result less fundamental and astounding ". The war, as we know, Lincoln was opposed to. He didn't want it to happen. But he felt as if it had too, if slavery was to be domlished, but it ended up in a much longer and bloodier war then he and the south had hope for.
when did the Spanish come to Tenochtitlan
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Answer:
translate that in English
How are women affected by the new republic?
Answer:
they did not gain political power
Explanation:
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Which sentence best completes the diagram? Congress's powers under the Articles of Confederation 2 To wage war against foreign countries To print and borrow money A. To create a national court system B. To collect taxes from the states O C. To regulate trade between the states O D. To pass laws that apply to all states
Answer:
d
Explanation:
In free-enterprise systems around the world, there are
Answer:
In free-enterprise systems around the world, there are: no restrictions on business ownership or business activity. some restrictions on business activity but not on business ownership. some restrictions on business ownership but not on business activity.
some restructuring on business ownership and building activity
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what danger did farmers face in the 1880s?
Answer:
The primary danger
Explanation:
faced by farmers in 1880s.
Why did the Native American's observe the stars?
Answer:
Astronomy played in an important role in early Native American cultures, serving as the basis for governance, agricultural practices and more. And studying the stars also caused tribes to theorize about the beginning of life in the universe.
Explanation:
Archaeoastronomy is the study of how people of the past understood the stars and the sky, however this broadly applies to all ancient cultures. The Mayans, Celts, and Egyptians alike all had their own methods for tracking the movement of the stars and heavenly bodies, but all of these cultures have the common belief that the phenomenon above their heads was somehow larger and greater than they were. As such, the vast majority of ancient cultures associated the origins of everything, including the sky, moon, sun and earth with some form of mythology related to the star
Bismarck’s policies included all of the following actions except:
a. strengthening the German army.
b. unifying all of Germany.
c. making and breaking alliances as necessary.
d. forcing Protestants to convert to Catholicism.
Answer:
d. forcing Protestants to convert to Catholicism.
Explanation:
Bismarck’s policies included all of the following actions except: "forcing Protestants to convert to Catholicism."
This is because Bismarck's policies are favored the idea of cultural struggle such that the German tradition and culture prevailed. He also wants to incapacitate the Catholic party as he saw it as a direct threat to his political ambition.
This is evident when in his bid to promote industrialization in Prussia, he joined the liberal to campaign against political Catholicism in 1873
The image shows a student's notes.
o Impact of the Factory System
• Led to industrialization
• Introduced division of labor
What could the student correctly add to the set of notes?
A
Made production more efficient
B
Led to better pay for workers
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Improved transcontinental trade
D
Caused rural populations to grow
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Answer:
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What is one point of view in Mein Kampf?
Answer:
Adolf Hitler
Explanation:
Adolf wrote the book Mein Kampf while in jail. The book is translated to "my struggle". Due to this book being an autobiography about his political plans and beliefs, he is a point of view.
There are others too, such as an ally. Since the allies were fighting against the axis powers during WW2 it makes since that once would have a negative view on the book.
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4. Define the following vocabulary terms:
A. Great Leap Forward
B. Cultural Revolution
C. Four Modernizations
D. Tiananmen Square
Answer:
B
Explanation:
because it is
In what instance would direct democracy be applicable in a country?
Answer:
Direct democracy or pure democracy is a form of democracy in which people decide on policy initiatives directly. This differs from the majority of currently established democracies, which are representative democracies. The theory and practice of direct democracy and participation as its common characteristic was the core of work of many theorists, philosophers, politicians, and social critics, among whom the most important are Jean Jacques Rousseau, John Stuart Mill, and G.D.H. Cole.[1]
