Answer:
Italy and germany and japan
Explanation:
Answer:
C,D,E
Explanation:
Explain how trees get their weight
Answer:
Starch is stored in seeds. Plants use cellulose to make its trunk, stems, and leaves strong and increase the size of the tree. Since the primary component is carbon, we can say that plants and trees get their mass from the air.
Explanation:
During photosynthesis, plants convert the sun's energy into chemical energy which is captured within the bonds of carbon molecules built from atmospheric carbon dioxide and water.Each year trees use the left-over carbon molecules to add to themselves, making themselves bigger in mass (size).
Why do businesses specialize? *
A. because they can sell more types of goods
B. so they can produce goods at a slower pace
C. so the workers will not become experts in their jobs
D. because they can produce more goods in less time and for less money
What was the impact of the Dust Bowl?
(1) People lost their homes
(2) The cost of crops dropped causing farms to no longer be profitable
(3) Many people left the Midwest and relocated their families
(4) the president’s success in solving social problems
Answer:
3
Explanation:
Where are most of the western cities?
flat land
mountains
plateaus
deserts
How many immigrants came to the US in 1910?
Answer:
https://spartacus-educational.com/USAE1900.htm
Explanation:
Immigration to the USA: 1900-1920
Years Immigrants
1890-1899 3,694,294
1900-1909 8,202,388
1910-1919 6,347,380
1920-1929 4,295,510
Answer:
About 6 million (6,347,380)
Explanation: The number of immigrants went up through the years.
Do you agree that educators have to keep abreast of the technological changes and adjust the curriculum accordingly?
Answer: Yes, the educators are required to abreast with the new technology for aiding the technology in teaching.
Explanation:
The advancement in teaching technology is important for improving the quality of teaching, teaching learning outcomes, skills, and marks of the students in the exams. The interactive digital classrooms have been proved to be useful in portraying the process, lessons, and other learning materials in the imaginary and pictorial way. Audio books can also be helpful in revising the study materials. The phone and pc oriented educational applications can be helpful in solving queries and learning in a better way.
How was a successor to Muhammad chosen?
help plz will mark as branilist :'(
Answer:
Muhammad's successor was elected by the clans.
Explanation:
what is the source of energy for consumers and decomposers?? PLEASE HELPP
Answer:
Consumers must obtain their nutrients and energy by eating other organisms.
I hope this helps you! <3
Answer:
The plants or other animals that they consume.
Explanation:
Consumers and decomposers both obtain energy from eating or decomposing other organisms.
St. McStanky Beer Co. recently raised capital through an initial public offering (IPO). Its stock can now be purchased on the NYSE. This company is referred to as:_________.
Answer:
A publicly owned company or corporation
Explanation:
A publicly owned or public corporation can be defined as a company whose majority shares are held by general public, making the shareholders ultimate owners of the company. The shares can be purchased and bought in stock exchange markets such New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
Since, The St. McStanky Beer Co. has made an Initial public offering in the New York Stock Exchange, it will also be known as a publicly owned company.
Under Chandra Gupta I Buddhism was not tolerated and Buddhists were persecuted.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
T
F
Answer:
The answer is false!
Hope this helps!
This is correct on E d g e n u i t y 2021!
Answer:
false
Explanation:
i did the test and got it right
Which identities are important to acknowledge in the following situations?
gender and race
sexual identity and gender
gender and ethnicity
Gay women encounter higher rates of violence than their heterosexual
counterparts.
Women of color, on average, earn less than men and White women.
Latina women experience more workplace discrimination than that of their
White counterparts.
In research, the independent variable represents a possible cause of a social pattern, and the dependent variable is the social pattern
or the "object" that the research wants to explain using independent variables. In a study of how religion affects average family size,
which of the following is true of the dependent and independent variables?
Religion is the dependent variable.
Religion is the independent variable.
Family size is the independent variable
Family size is the dependent variable.
A and C
Band D
None of the above
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In which area on the map would you have been MOST likely to find sharecropping as the dominant form of agricultural production in the late-1800s?
Answer:
Southeast area, or C.
Explanation:
the answee is c or sutheas area
What was the Delhi Agreement and when was it signed?
Answer:
It was an agreement signed by India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh on August 28, 1973.
why young people find the transition between school ans university challenging
Answer:
Due to these agent : The responsibility provided freedom. Students given lot of freedom in university in contrast to school. level of responsibility and adulthood has increased decisions made at university life changing.
Explanation:
In a share-pair discussion on socioeconomic status (SES) and stress, Evangeline recites a list of processes that can explain SES effects on health disparities. Her list of what stress factors the poor experience included: less noise, less toxins, more carcinogens, less violence, more resources, and more health care. How many of the stress factors that she recited to her study partner were accurate?
a. 4
b. 3
c. 2
d. 1
Answer:
d. 1
Explanation:
All of the four mentioned stress factors are accurate which are recited to the study partner. The stress of a person is increased when it intakes more of carcinogen as this is a substance which can cause lung cancer. The stress level of a person may rise due to more carcinogen. Similarly more toxin, more noise and more violence will increase the level of stress in a person.
History and the desire by historian to influence the nature of social studies has been a major source of controversy in social studies education.explain with example the rational for this conclusion
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
It is true that History and the desire by historians to influence the nature of social studies has been a major source of controversy in social studies education.
The example I am going to use to explain the rationale for this conclusion is the interpretation of historical events and the way this has affected society.
Historians have to base their arguments on facts. That is clear, the problem is that in many cases, the facts are just a portion of the information provided by historians and they include their interpretation of historical events.
And that is when some historians tend to bias the information. The time they try to interpret the events, they are subjective. So when social studies education tries to explain how different moments in history affect the present day, teachers and scholars have to be aware of this possible bias and be very careful in what they teach as history, facts, or interpretation, opinions, and the way these impact the behavior of modern society and its institutions.
Answer:
I'm not completely sure but my reasoning is because this question is very vague and open, also sorry for the useless answer. :(
Explanation:
The Elderly Driver
It was late in the afternoon on a sunny April day. Maybe it was the sun in her eyes, but 82-year-old Janet found herself in her car in a ditch at the side of the road, unsure of how she got there. Once at the hospital, her son and daughter joined her and heard the good news that Janet had escaped with just a broken arm. The police report strongly suggested that she had swerved off the road, but it was not clear why.
This was not Janet's first driving "episode", in fact, her driving had been a constant worry to her daughter for over 2 years. Her daughter often offered to take her Mom shopping and insisted that she do the driving when they were together. "Don't you trust me?" was the only thanks the daughter received. When alone, Janet continued to drive herself, staying off the free way and increasingly driving only during the day. She knew it was not as easy as it used to be, but it was her lifeline to independence.
Then, a few months after the April incident, the form for Janet's license renewal arrived. A vision test and a physical exam were required, along with a doctor's certification that Janet was in good health and capable of driving; however, no road test was required. So Janet made a doctor's appointment, and at the end of it, she left the forms with a note for the doctor saying, "To the best doctor I have ever had. Thanks for filling this out. You know how much driving means to me."
On Janet's way home from the doctor's office, it happened. She was driving down the road when suddenly she was crossing that yellow line and heading toward an oncoming car. The teenage driver might have been going a little fast, but Janet was in the wrong lane and the head-on collision killed the 16-year-old passenger in the front seat who was not wearing a seat belt. The 18-year-old driver walked away from the collision unharmed, thanks to a seat belt and an inflated airbag.
Janet was never the same emotionally. And despite escaping the collision with just a few bruises, the loss of her driver's license symbolized the end for her. Those lost weekly shopping trips and the strangers in the assisted living center were not the same as living in her own home. The young man in the collision screaming for help woke her up almost every night. It was only a year after the collision when Janet died, and it was just like she had said: "Take my license away and it will kill me."
Discussion Questions
How does this case reflect the important issue of balancing the legal rights of the individual and the rights of society as a whole?
What role do you believe healthcare providers should play in implementing driving laws and regulations?
Identify any changes you would make to prevent the types of outcomes that occurred in this case
How would you communicate the lessons learned in this case to new and inexperienced drivers?
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Don’t use points bc I’ll take it back
Answer:
A
Explanation:
As an African my self the Savannah is very suitable for fruit growth and it can't be the rain forest because they rarely any forests left.
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Answer:
A. Savannah
Explanation:
Most of Africa's remaining rainforests are found in the Congo river basin on the Atlantic Ocean side of the continent. The Congo rainforest is famous for its gorillas, chimpanzees, and elephants as well as its native population of forest dwellers known as pygmies.
These rainforest is the Savannah.
larger group whose relationship are formal and institution
Answer:
Secondary groups
Explanation:
Social groups are the groups that include humans who share common goals and characteristics to perform certain duty. Primary groups and secondary groups are the two broad divisions of social groups. Primary groups involve members who persists personal and close relationships with each other. In secondary groups formal relationships exists among the members. They share common motive and are goal oriented. Unlike primary groups, secondary groups are temporary.
What qualities and attributes matter to you guys most when selecting a president?
Answer:
Honesty, integrity, loyal, intelligent
Explanation:
Those are some of the best qualities
Answer:
The political house that they're in, what matters matter most to them, their beliefs, and if they did anything bad in the past.
Define a developing nation and why there are so many in the world.
Explanation:
A country in which the personal wages is so much smaller than in developed countries, where even the livelihoods depend on a few exporting goods, and where cultivation is practiced through ancient times. In several developed countries, rapid population growth challenges the availability of food.
who is the 1st president of Mexico
Answer:
It was Guadalupe Victoria (The Original name is Manuel Felix Fernandez)
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Charles H. Cooley first coined the phrase the Looking Glass Self and how society helps to define the way you see yourself.
o True
o False
The correct answer is True.
Explanation
Charles H. Cooley was an American sociologist who focused much of his studies and research on society and social structure, also developed the theory of "Looking Glass Self" in which he stated that the perspective that other people have about us impacts on the image of ourselves, being a way of relating how we see ourselves and how others see us. This study is well known because it allowed it to affirm that people develop an idea about who they are through interactions with other people, however, that perception that the individual has about the perception of another person is not always understood as the right way. So, the correct answer is True, Charles H. Cooley first coined the phrase the Looking Glass Self and how society helps to define the way you see yourself.
What is the meaning of the phrase straight shooter?
A. a person who tries to bend the rules
B. one who is very honest
C. one who likes to have a good time
D. a person who rarely makes mistakes
Answer:
option B
Explanation:
B. one who is very honest
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Answer:
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what are some consequences of climate change
Answer:
Polar ice shields are melting, the sea is rising, extreme weather events and rainfall are becoming more common, extreme heat waves and droughts are also becoming more common
Answer: One is ice melting
Explanation: The ice melts because there is an aura around the earth and traps heat inside.
You have been given the floor for three minutes at a city council meeting. Write a brief speech on the topic of gentrification using what you have learned in this lesson and the articles you analyzed explaining whether you think gentrification is helpful or harmful and why. You should support your argument with at least two specific examples.
Answer: Gentrification could be described as the occupation of a residents which might not be too wealthy before by influential and wealthy persons causing development and a rise to the cost of living there.
Explanation:
Gentrification could be described as the occupation of a residents which might not be too wealthy before by influential and wealthy persons causing development and a rise to the cost of living there. These is experienced in poor urban areas.
To a great extent gentrification is a good thing as it raises the value of property in the environment, bringing business and development. It's of a good advantage for those who possess properties there and also opening up the area for investment, the only bad side to it is that it pushes away those who can't meet up out of the environment due to the high rate houses and cost of living.
Which type of philosopher is described in the sentence? ___ describes reality by studying the concious experiences of individuals
Answer:
Phenomenology
Explanation:
Phenomenology is being described here. This concept can be defined as the study of experience and consciousness.
Phenomenology studies human experience and through these experiences, how different things present themselves to people. Through phenomenology we can understand the different experiences that people have lived through.
