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Pizarro's forces took over and looted the Inca capital,
A. Cuzco.
B. Hispaniola.
C. Mexico City.
D. Panama.

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What do you think it would be like to be a pharaoh in ancient Egypt at the age of 10 years old? What would be some positive and negative things that might happen?

Explain the meaning of the term caste in Indian history.

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What was a major achievement of Erik the Red and Leif Erikson?
Responses

A. They converted the Vikings to Christianity, ending their belief in polytheism.

B. They led Vikings to discover parts of Greenland and North America.

C. They built the first successful Viking longships that could be used in battle.

D.They established the first permanent settlement in what is now Canada.

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The Battle of Gettysburg is considered to be a major battle because –


a
It marked a Union victory on Confederate territory that gave them control of the Mississippi River
b
It was the final location of Sherman’s March to the Sea.
c
It was a Union victory on Northern soil that was known as the turning point in the war.
d
Lee surrendered his troops to Grant immediately following the battle.

Which of the following best describes a standing army?
A. It is made up of foot soldiers.
B. It is the special force that stands guard around the caliph.
C. It is maintained both in times of war and of peace.
D. It is stationed at outposts around the empire.

Explain what one of the following proverbs from the Old Testament means (please be sure to mention which option you chose to answer):

“If he digs a pit, he will fall into it, and if he rolls a stone, it will roll back upon him.” Prov. 26:27

“A soft answer turns away anger, but a sharp word makes tempers hot.” Prov. 15:1

“Like a tooth decayed or a foot limping is a traitor relied on in the day of trouble.” Prov. 25:19

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When he raided Harper’s Ferry, John Brown hoped to –


a
provoke a slave rebellion
b
discredit Northern abolitionists
c
convince non-slaveholding Southerners to oppose slavery
d
frighten the North and South into negotiating a compromise on slavery

A. What’s different when there are elections for U.S. Congress? Candidates for the Senate and House of Representatives have a smaller audience for the campaigns, since they are elected by districts within a specific state. Congress also goes back to work earlier than the President. How do the processes compare? Using this information and what you learned in the lesson, complete the Venn diagram with the letters from the list.

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I need help! so my class is doing a project in history where we have to make our own restaurant, but that's not the point i need someone to help me with a restaurant name. something simple but rustic something fancy but not to fancy, something to represent the columbian exchange through food

the popularity of ______ increased as it became more affordable for consumers. a. radios b. cars c. houses d. televisions

Read the following excerpt from the article “Icebergs,” which was posted online by the United States Coast Guard. As you read, consider how some common words used in science texts have multiple meanings.

~Much has been written about bottle-green icebergs that are sometimes seen in the Antarctic. Several mechanisms have been proposed, but the most likely explanation for the green color is the freezing of organic-rich seawater to the underwater part of the ice shelf from which the iceberg calved. The green ice is exposed after an iceberg breaks free of the shelf and rolls over.~

What does the word shelf mean in this excerpt?

1) a green iceberg
2) part of glacial ice
3) part of an iceberg

Describe the history of professional sports leagues in the United States, and explain how the leagues organized themselves using a system of self-governance rather than a corporate governance model.

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WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST The items in the Fact Bank list the achievements, beliefs, and characteristics of women who
played major roles in the woman’s movement during the 1800s. Write the appropriate letters on
the line next to each name. Some of the letters will be used more than once.

Lucretia Mott _______________________
Elizabeth Cady Stanton _______________________
Angelina and Sarah Grimke _______________________
Sojourner Truth _______________________
Susan B. Anthony _______________________
Emma Willard _______________________
Mary Lyon _______________________
Elizabeth Blackwell _______________________
Harriet Tubman _______________________
Dorothea Dix _______________________

Fact Bank
A. suffrage for women
B. Mount Holyoke Female Seminary
C. abolitionist
D. “conductor” of the Underground
Railroad
E. graduated from Geneva College at
the head of her class
F. Quaker
G. spoke out about poor living conditions
for mentally ill and for prisoners
H. Seneca Falls Convention
I. Daughters of Temperance
J. Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery
Society
K. improvements in women’s education
L. spoke out publicly against slavery

HELP PLS

Which is the present eon, era, period, epoch, and age?
Archean eon, Cenozoic era, Eocene Period, Pilocene epoch, Recent age
Phanerozoic eon, Cenozoic era, Quaternary Period, Holocene epoch, Recent age
Precambrian eon, Paleozoic era, Triassic period, Paleocene epoch, Neolithic age
Phanerozoic eon, Mesozoic era, Neogene period, Pleistocene Epoch, Mesolithic age

What was the Great act referred to by Senator Sumner?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?

A. Muslims must pray five times a day.
B. Muslims must truly believe that there is no God but Muhammad.
C. Muslim may not eat or drink from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan.
D. Muslims must be generous to the poor.

During the Great Depression, many rural Washingtonians relied on ______ to pay for goods and services.
stealing
begging
bartering
refinancing

How did Liu Bang come to power as the first Han emperor?
He encouraged citizens to vote out their leader.
He established peace treaties with Qin leaders.
He gained support by improving China’s roads.
He led a peasant rebellion that defeated the Qin.

Why were the Articles of Confederation created?

1 to create a powerful national government to control the states

2 to allow states to control their own militaries during the war

3 to form a basic government to run the war against England

4 to require men to serve in the military

1.) In this paragraph, which sentence states the thesis?



1 In our modern world, advertising plays a major role in our daily lives: it influences the decisions we make about our clothing, our food, and our cars. 2Many shoppers insist on expensive name brand clothing, even if the quality is not better than the bargain priced items. 3Because of advertising, children as young as two years old recognize and sing along with fast food melodies and beg parents for a particular brand of sweetened cereal. 4Studies show that both men and women are greatly influenced by prime time commercials featuring automobiles.

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scenairo 1: Sid comes to school every day and disrupts. Some of his referrals were for cursing at teachers, starting verbal altercations, throwing things at other students. He also yrllls down the classmates were unable to focus when he's around. The school documents the behavior and works to get the student removed. At one of the last meeting his mother insisted he had the right to a free public withdrawn from the school.

is sid's right to a free public education more important than the rights of the teachers and other students?

how is sid infringing on the rights of others?

Are sid's constitutional rights are being taken away?

Scenario2: It has been one week since the shooting at the Fort Lauderdale airport by a gunman. A high school baseball team is on their way to nationals in Ohio. while going through the security checkpoint, the trams captain jokes that his friend has a bomb, The TSA agent pulled the entire team into a room to question them about the bomb. The boys miss their flight to Ohio and miss the championship game.

is this high school student's right to freedom of speech more important than the rights of this teammates?

how is the team captain infringing on the rights of others ?

are the teams constitutional rights are being taken away?