To cause change in a community, country, or nation
A. Development
B. Slavery
C. Describe
D. Influence

Answer:

A,Development

Explanation:

to cause change to a nation is for it to develop

Answer: A

Explanation:

Because a Nation or country have to first develop in order to change something. Hope this Help:)

What are the benefits that an individual gains from belonging to the community group?
(at least 2 paragraphs)
(make it simple)
(no complications)

True or False: The conflict between King Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII was about who could appoint local church officials.

A. True

B. False

If you were an entrepreneur, what would you invest your money in? Why?

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what is the diference of militray and army

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The court case Plessy v. Ferguson, which eventually reached the U.S. Supreme Court, was brought by Homer Plessy after he:

Lost his Barber Shop in the 1906 Race Riot

Was denied a seat in a "whites only" railroad car.

Applied to but was denied the right to attend Georgia Tech.

Tried to vote but was turned away.

Please write a paragraph that synthesizes information related to women workers
Quickly please

Look at the map above. Which of the following climate regions is located in East Asia?
A.
tropical wet and dry
B.
Mediterranean
C.
tropical wet
D.
semiarid

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

story: “My division, like most of the ones transferred from Europe was going to take part in the invasion at Honshu (an island of Japan). The people who preferred invasion instead of A- bombing seemed to have no intention of proceeding to the Japanese front themselves. I have already noted what a few more days would mean to the luckless troops and sailors on the spot…. On Okinawa, only a few weeks before Hiroshima, 123,000 Japanese and Americans killed each other. War is immoral. War is cruel.”


Source: Paul Fussell, a World War II Soldier, Thank God for the Atom Bomb,

1990.

Question:



1.) What did Paul Fussel feel towards the dropping of the Atomic Bomb? Why?

2.)What was one of the major concerns of the American leaders and military during this time?

Read the information about the countries of SW Asia and then write a 1 paragraph response using RACES that answers: Compare and contrast citizen rights of Isreal, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia.

Israel

For Israelis and visitors who choose religious practice of any faith or denomination (religious group an individual chooses), freedom of worship is assured as one of Israel’s basic tenets (beliefs). Those who prefer freedom from religion are equally protected. All Israeli citizens enjoy the full civil, legal and political rights guaranteed by a democratic (free) society. Some examples include the right to elect and to be elected, the right to free education, the freedom of expression and association, and many more.








Turkey

There is an ongoing debate in the country on the right to life, torture, freedom of expression as well as freedoms of religion, assembly and association. Turkey still keeps laws which are seen as undemocratic (not free) or authoritarian (strict obedience), such as prohibiting minorities (Kurds the country's largest minority) to get a primary education in their mother tongue. In March 2017, the United Nations accused the Turkish government of "massive destruction, killings and numerous other serious human rights violations" against the ethnic Kurdish minority. Some independent newspapers and websites face tremendous political pressure and are targeted for prosecution if they say anything negative about the government. Academics (university/schools) who openly discuss sensitive or politically charged subjects have found themselves targeted by the government.





Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s absolute monarchy restricts almost all political rights and civil liberties. Women and religious minorities face extensive discrimination in law and in practice. Political Rights: Saudi Arabia’s king is chosen by his predecessor (the person who rules after a king) from among male descendants of the country’s founder, though the choice must be approved by a council of senior princes. The king rules for life. Political parties are forbidden, and political dissent (go against) is effectively criminalized (found guilty/imprisoned). Opposition (to go against) movements are banned. Noncitizens, who make up roughly a third (33%) of the population in Saudi Arabia, have no political rights, and citizenship can only be directly transmitted by a citizen father whose marriage is recognized by the state. The government controls domestic media content; print and satellite-television coverage. Journalists can be imprisoned. In October 2018, one of the country’s most prominent journalists, Jamal Khashoggi, was murdered by Saudi agents inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Khashoggi, who had been critical of the government under Mohammed bin Salman, had been working in the United States as a columnist at the Washington Post. Saudi officials blamed rogue intelligence agents, but according to a UN special rapporteur, the evidence suggested that the crown prince was involved. In December 2019, a Saudi court sentenced five men to death for their role in the killing, and three others received prison sentences, but the most senior officials under investigation were acquitted due to a supposed lack of evidence. Mohammed bin Salman was never officially investigated. The government prohibits the public practice of any religion other than Islam. Academic freedom is restricted, and informers monitor classrooms. Freedom of assembly (to come together as a group) is prohibited. The government has imposed harsh punishments, including the death penalty on those who lead or participate in public protests. Torture by police and prison officials is common. In March 2019, international media published leaked prison medical records indicating that a number of political prisoners were suffering from cuts, bruises, burns, and malnutrition. Human rights groups had reported in late 2018 that detained (held in custody) women’s rights activists were given electric shocks, whipped, and beaten.

The Proletariat were

People who owned the means of production and oppressed the working class
Undereducated, but had lots of potential
Wealthy farmers that retired from politics
The working class, being oppressed by the elite

To tell the differences in two or more things

A. compare

B. contrast

C. construct

D. communicate

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The leaders of the group identified in question #2 aligned themselves with the:
Democratic Party
Known Nothing Party
Republican Party
Populist Party

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According to the U.S. Army, how does al-Qaeda use the internet?

the answer choices are in the photo
please answer correctly

Part 1. Name each Capital in the United States
Part 2. Name each city
Part 3. Name each state
Part 4. Name each country
Part 5. Name each Parish in New orleans
Please hurry Brainleist to the first correct no link answer.

(honey locust bark tree i believe), what can you guess about the spines?


A-They are old.
B-They are soft.
C-They are sharp.
D-They are young.

Troops under the command of Lieutenant Colonel ______ __ ______ arrived from Washington to arrest Brown.

True or False: Anyone could become a knight. It did not matter if they were rich or poor.

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How did Canada eventually gain its independence from Great Britain?

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Why is Constantine important to Christianity? (1 point)

a
He ended gladiatorial contests where many Christians were killed.

b
He granted freedom of religion in the Roman Empire.

c
He introduced Christianity to the Roman Empire.

d
He tried to return the Roman Empire to pagan beliefs.

Question 19 (1 point)
(05.05 MC)
What feature of Italy helped to support Rome's growing population? (1 point)

a
The Apennine Mountains protected Rome from invaders.

b
The Mediterranean Sea was too rough for invading ships to sail on.

c
The broad, fertile plains of the north and west provided food supplies.

d
The rocky, mountainous valleys limited farming and promoted trade.

Question 20 (1 point)
(05.05 MC)
Which feature allowed the city of Rome to be defended? (1 point)

a
its location on seven hills

b
its location in a valley

c
its location on the southern tip of Italy

d
its location on the Po River

Question 21 (1 point)
(05.05 MC)
Which of the following contributed to the fall of the Western Roman Empire? (1 point)

a
invasions by Barbarian tribes

b
religious differences between Roman leaders

c
the unpopular reign of Hadrian as emperor

d
the disbandment of the Roman army

Question 22 (1 point)
(05.05 MC)
Each of the following contributed to the decline of the Roman Empire except (1 point)

a
attacks by neighboring tribes

b
tolerance of Christianity

c
economic weakness

d
turmoil in politics

Question 23 (1 point)
(05.05 MC)
Which of the following accurately describes Antoninus Pius as emperor in ancient Rome? (1 point)

a
He was an unpopular leader who often engaged in wars.

b
He was a popular leader who kept the peace.

c
He was leader with many new, groundbreaking ideas.

d
He was a leader who encouraged a return to paganism.

Question 24 (1 point)
(05.06 MC)
Read the following quote, which is said to be from Julius Caesar's father-in-law:

Let justice be done though the heavens fall!

What is the meaning of this quote? (1 point)

a
Punishment can cause the world to end.

b
Law is more important than anything else.

c
The gods alone should decide who are guilty of crimes.

d
People are not able to judge what is important.

Question 25 (1 point)
(05.06 MC)
Read this quote from the Roman poet Horace:

Greece has conquered her rude conqueror (circa 20 BCE).

What does Horace mean by this statement? (1 point)

a
Greek generals had won victories against Rome.

b
Greek diseases had killed Roman people.

c
Greek culture had transformed Rome.

d
Greek money had bought Roman lands.

Question 26 (1 point)
(05.06 LC)
Who made Christianity the official religion of Rome? (1 point)

a
Antoninus Pius

b
Augustus

c
Constantine

d
Emperor Theodosius

Question 27 (1 point)
(05.06 MC)
Which of the following did the rise of Christianity in Rome help promote? (1 point)

a
polytheism

b
religious tolerance

c
separation of Church and state

d
persecution of pagans

In what ways is South Africa similar to the other countries in east and southern Africa? In what ways
is South Africa different from these countries?

What are the oldest known living trees on earth?


A-white pines
B-baobab trees
C-empress trees
D-bristlecone pines

Where did most of the immigrants to America come from?
A) Italy and Austria
B) Russia and Poland
C) England and France
D) Ireland and Germany

which of the following phrases belongs in the section labeled "A"?

A. decisions made quickly
B. overlap in government services
C. less waste of tax dollars
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How hard would this have been to breathe in?

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Which of the following policies was NOT supported by the Populists?

Government ownership of the railroads, telegraphs, and telephones

Government take-over of small farms

Ending the convict-lien system

Adopting the secret ballot