(Contextualization) Think about when this article was written: How might its publication date affect how the author represented Turner? Refer to your timeline if necessary.
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Why is it problematic for historians to use oversimplifications when writing about the past?
Answer: It is in fact problematic for historians to use Oversimplifications even writing about the past because Oversimplifications often ignore complex or contradictory evidence.
It is difficult for historians to use oversimplifications when writing about the past since they typically ignore nuances or contradictory data.
How do historians approach the study of historical events?Historical interpretation refers to the process of describing, examining, evaluating, and coming up with an explanation for historical occurrences. Our understanding is based on primary [first-person] and secondary [scholarly] historical sources. Examining evidence, contexts, points of view, and frames of reference.
The synthesis (combination) of a variety of primary and secondary sources of data is required for historical interpretation (critical thinking).
Being able to construct meaningful and persuading understandings of the past through the integration of various, significant (and perhaps contradictory) information from primary sources and secondary works is a requirement of historical thinking.
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According to the advertisement, why should people move to Pennsylvania?
Answer:
The options are
A. to find freedom
B. to clear the wooded areas
C. to benefit from the climate and landscape
The answer is C. to benefit from the climate and landscape
Pennsylvania is a state in the US known for its great living conditions which is why it is densely populated.
Though it doesn’t share a border with the Atlantic Ocean, it has a good climate and landscape which is the reason for the advertisement.
Answer:
to benefit from the climate and landscape
What is one governmental power that Madison States would be most affected by the dominance of factions in government and in lawmaking
Answer:
power to tax
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In what ways was the government of the Roman republic different from our government today?
Answer:
CITIZENSHIP
Given to adult man landowners.
ONE MAJOR DIFFERENCE
Dictators: Appointed by consuls and elected by the Senate in a time of catastrophe; power lasted for six months
Consider the different goals of the Glorious Revolution and the American Revolution. Then place each concept in the
correct category
Answer:
The different goals of the Glorious Revolution and the American Revolution is discussed below in conceptual details.
Explanation:
The Glorious Revolution formed the English Bill of Rights while the American Revolution generated the U.S. Bill of Rights. The Glorious Revolution also generated a constitutional kingship, unlike the American Revolution.
The Glorious Revolution (1688–89) forever settled Parliament as the decision authority of England and following, the United Kingdom depicting a transformation from an absolute kingship to a constitutional kingship.
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February 1763 A ship recently arrived from Liverpool with news that Britain and France have each signed the Treaty of Paris, bringing the__________ to an end. Under the conditions of the treaty, Britain__________ a vast expanse of territory stretching from Canada into the Ohio Territory, leaving the victor in control of the world's largest empire.
Which of these groups of people were least likely to benefit from industrialization
Answer:
Children working in coal mines?
Explanation:
Answer: Children working in coal mines
Explanation:
What helped solidify an English identity in the colonies?
Answer:
Explanation:
As many as nineteen thousand colonists served the British in the effort to put down the rebellion, and after the Revolution, as many as 100,000 colonists left, moving to England or north to Canada rather than staying in the new United States. Eight thousand whites and five thousand free blacks went to Britain. Over thirty thousand went to Canada, transforming that nation from predominately French to predominantly British. Another sizable group of Loyalists went to the British West Indies, taking their slaves with them.
In 1997, President Bill Clinton used authority granted to him by Congress to veto a portion of the budget that provided preferential Medicaid treatment for New York state, even though he signed the rest of the budget. What kind of action was this
Answer:
Line-item veto
Explanation:
President Bill Clinton's use of authority granted to him by congress to veto a portion of the budget that provided preferential Medicaid treatment of New York is known as the Line-item veto or the partial veto.
The line-item veto is a special form of veto power that authorizes a chief executive, head of state or president to reject certain provisions of a bill enacted by a legislature without vetoing the entire bill.
Read the essay prompt.
In an essay, explain which modern president did the most to improve the economy.
What is the purpose of this essay?
to inform
to entertain
to describe
to persuade
Answer:
Persuade
Explanation:
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President in 1960's who pushed through the Civil Rights act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965
Answer:
i think its was john f kenndy
Explanation:
The seriousness of our profession was most vividly explained by _________ in his farewell speech to West Point Cadets in May of 1962 when he said ?Yours is the profession of arms, the will to win, the sure knowledge that in war there is no substitute for victory, that if you lose, the Nation will be destroyed, that the very obsession of your public service must be Duty, Honor, Country
Answer:
The speech was given by General Douglas MacArthur.
Explanation:
General Douglas MacArthur is an American 5-star general who lived between 1880-1964. He served as the Superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and was famous for his prominent role in the Pacific theater campaign during World War II.
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Give the name and dates for each of the six historical periods. Provide the names of two composers from each era along with a description of two qualities of the music from each period. For example, here is a mythical historical era with the equally mythical required information. Historical Period Name: Post-Modern Period Historical Period Dates: 2020-2075 Historical Period Composers: Gregory Futureman and Amanda Hasnotbeenbornyet Historical Period Musical Characteristics: The music from this time period makes use of hypersonic variables and generally conforms to rigid, yet flexible, formal structures.
Answer:
1. Historical Period Dates: 500-1450 AD - Medieval
Composers : Leonin, Perotin, Hildegard of Bingen, Machaut
Qualities : Scared monophonic music, major music centers in France and Italy.
2. Historical Period Name : 1450-1600 - Renaissance
Composers : Giovanni Perlugi da Palestrina, Josquin des Prez, Giovani Gabrieli
Qualities : Imitative polyphony, genres : ricercar and canzon, composers worked for aristocratic households and churches.
3. Historical Period Name : 1600-1750 - Baroque
Composers : Vivaldi, Bach, Monteverdi, Handel
Qualities : basso continuo, music, emotion in music and improvisation both became popular, opera was developed.
4. Historical Period Name: 1825 - Classical
Composers : Mozart, Beethoven, Haydin, Schubert
Qualities : Music reflected the flavors of the rich and was made by set up structures. There was an accentuation on topical turn of events. Ensembles, concertos, and string groups of four became significant types.
5. Historical Period Name : 1825-1900 - Romantic
Composers: Verdi, Wagner, Puccini, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Dvorak
Qualities : Emotion and dramatic music, defiance of convention, Free expression, widespread exoticism
6. Historical Period Name: 1900 - present - Twentieth/Twenty-First Century
Composers : Bartok, Copland, Stravinsky, Choenberg, Bernstein.
Qualities : The U.S. becomes a major musical force, Dissonance, atonal writing, less traditional.
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The important 1 mark questions from history chapter nationalism in india.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Mohandas Gandhi’s protests during India’s independence movement were often successful because of his application of
A person's way of seeing things is referred to as his or her
Answer:
perspective
Explanation:
Answer:
-perspective
-point of view
-opinion
Explanation:
What is the environmental causes of migration
Answer:
climate change, land degradation etc. (more info below)
Explanation:
There are many global environmental changes that could cause human migration. Apart from climate change, land degradation in the form of nutrient depletion, soil erosion, contamination and salinisation can also contribute to changes that contribute to migration.
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According to the contract theory of government, how does forming a government change people's
rights?
Answer:
They give up some of their natural rights but get better protection of the rest of their rights plus additional civil rights.
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Which of the following economic indicators does not measure economic
growth?
O A. Unemployment rate
B. Corporate profits
C. New housing construction
O D. Industrial production
Answer: The answer is D. Unemployment rate
Explanation:
By measuring how much carbon is left in bones, scientists can tell
Answer:
By measuring how much carbon is left in bones, scientist can tell the Age of the artefacts.
Explanation:
Carbon 14 dating is a technique use by archaeologists to determine or know the age of artefacts. Through this method scientists can determine how long an organism died by measuring how much carbon is left in the bones. Living organisms absorb carbon by eating and breathing, when an organism died the carbon left in the bone begin to decrease, so the carbon 14 can be use to date organism that is about 4000 years old, after that it can not date organism higher than that because carbon 14 decreases as time goes on when organisms died.
who was the 32nd president and what was his most well known accomplishment?
Answer:
Franklin D. Roosevelt
He served as governor from 1929 to 1933, promoting programs to combat the economic crisis besetting the United States. In the 1932 presidential election, Roosevelt defeated Republican President Herbert Hoover in a landslide.
Explanation:
How does the Global War on Terror compare to past military conflicts, such as
World War Il or Vietnam?
The war on terror is a war fought in the mind. Terrorist ideologies are held in the minds of individuals willing to carry out attacks on any given target with the intent of spreading fear and a message. The war in Vietnam may have been to combat communism, but we left after a certain while. We weren't contentiously attacked by Viet Cong after pulling out of the area, like we are by terrorists. The war on terror is a war that will never end, as the war's main "general" is in the mind, and you cannot wage war on the thoughts of individuals.
What is the relationship between the solar nebula and the solar system?
Answer: The Solar nebula is a rotating cloud of gas and dust from which the sun and planets formed.
Explanation:
In his 2nd term.as president reagan faced domestic issues with both aids and drug addiction in overwhelming numbers who did he handle the budget?
Answer:
He increased the budget allocation for defense to show the United States spending power so as to ensure the Soviets don’t keep up with this form of strategy.
He also signed the drug enforcement bill and ensured large sums of money was allocated in the fight against drug trafficking.
Some funds were also set aside tackle the AIDS virus which became prevalent around that period.
Answer:
he increased defense spending to pressure the soviets
Explanation:
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What are the negative impacts of the Renaissance
Answer: The renaissance led to the creation of humanism and gave a stimulus to the growth of vernacular literature .As result the italian french English languages blossomed at the time
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what is the most important outcome of the treaty of paris
Answer:
France gave up all its (land areas owned or controlled by someone) in mainland North America, ending foreign military threat to the British (groups of people or other living things) there.
Explanation:
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The Voting Rights Act made it illegal for African Americans to
Answer:
The Act made it illegal to restrict and impose on Federal, State, and Local Elections that were designed to deny the vote to Blacks is your correct answer.
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Write a review of Mabel Barbee Lee's title Cripple Creek Days, a book about life in one of the world's most famous and important mining towns of the late 19th and early 20th century. Discuss life in an industrial city in the West. To what degree did life in mining towns like this resemble life in industrial cities in the East, the main topic of Chapter 18 in The American Yawp?
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Explanation:
Summary
After a youth spent in a Colorado gold mining town toward the finish of the nineteenth century and the turn of the twentieth, Mabel Barbee Lee documented her encounters in a diary named Cripple Creek Days. First distributed in 1958, the book is like an eye-witness record of the town's blast days from the perspective of a little youngster who has an eye for detail. Challenged person Creek Days opens with a forward from Lowell Thomas, one of Lee's students when she turned into the town's schoolmarm, who names his previous educator "The Mark Twain of Cripple Creek."
Lee was conceived in 1884, and when she was eight years of age, her dad carried the family to a boondocks town in Colorado's Pikes Peaks area. In 1892, Cripple Creek was only a makeshift camp settled in the mountains at a height of 9,500 feet. The Lees were there without a moment to spare to witness "the entire spot go to gold."
Lee's dad was a "gold seer," or miner, who chose to bring his hesitant spouse and three kids to search for metal in this new hotspot. Lee portrays exactly how troublesome and hardscrabble life was in a mining camp that had scarcely any comforts or markers of human advancement. Her dad is cherishing and fair, however hard-drinking and not generally the best chief. In the long run, he and his "divining pole" do locate a paying gold case on Beacon Hill, however the Lees barely miss turning out to be tycoons when he undercuts his case as opposed to completely investigating the find.
While Lee watches her dad's battles, she is likewise a sharp, wide-peered toward watcher of different occasions in the developing town. His story winds up being a microcosm for the destinies of many, plus or minus a godsend: "Challenged person Creek, by 1902, had created a sum of $111,361,633 and between thirty-five or forty bonanza rulers. Be that as it may, numerous who had unearthed fortunes, disregarding themselves, had a personnel for shedding them."
A great part of the activity of the book rotates around the appearance and advancement of trains. While making Cripple Creek famous, trains are regularly associated with wrecks that take phenomenal quantities of lives. All the more by and by, one of the most energizing occasions throughout Lee's life happens on a train that is assaulted by outlaws. As the criminals strip the payload and ransack the travelers, Lee conceals a silver dollar in her mouth trying to get it past them – ineffectively. She is fortunate to pull off her life.
Life at the turn of the twentieth century could be very hard for reasons having nothing to do with business astuteness. Lee unassumingly reports unforeseen debacles, for example, every single expending fire that are amazingly damaging in a town where most structures are wood, maladies of irresistible sickness that assault the occupants one after another before anti-toxins. A portion of these repulsion visit Lee's own family. Her dad experiences excavator's lung, an irritation of the bronchial tissues, while her more youthful sister agreements and kicks the bucket from one of seasonal influenza pandemics that clear its path through the town, slaughtering unpredictably during a time before influenza antibodies were accessible.
All through the diary, what comes through best is the amount Lee cherished her life at Cripple Creek regardless of its difficulties and her family's discontinuous torment. For her, the spot is associated permanently with her affection for her dad.
