Answer: It established hospitals , made low interest mortgages , covered tuition costs for college and etc .
Explanation: He provided 3 benefits possibly 4 .
Answer:
first come, first served
Explanation:
All veterans were supposed to get help paying for college, low interest rates on home and business loans (and no down payments required), help finding jobs, unemployment pay for a full year while they looked for work, and medical care from Veterans’ Administration Hospitals. This was regardless of their race or gender.
Question 3
Which of the following was NOT one of the parts of the Declaration of Independence?
А
Preamble
B
List of Demands
Grievances
D
Declaration
Answer:
A
Explanation:
is fort nite still good?
Answer:
Answer
Explanation:
You can play it. It's fun but not a lot of people talk about it anymore.
Answer:
fun game i enjoy it
Explanation:
Using a complete sentence, discuss the judicial civil duties of American citizens.
Answer:
Judicial civil duties of an American citizen are participating in the jury Court, obeying laws, and paying taxes to support your county. There are some judicial civil duties that EVERY American citizen MUST obey: American citizens MUST support and defend the Constitution.
Explanation:
Explain the beliefs of the Black Panther Party in regards to the Civil Rights Movement.
Answer:black where to include full employment, decent housing and education, an end to police brutality, and blacks to be exempt from the military.
Explanation:I'm really good a history so just trust me
Why did the fires spread rapidly across San Francisco? (Give three reasons)
Answer:
1 Hotter temperatures
2 Powerful winds
3 Lack of rain, dry conditions
4 Climate change may make things worse
5 The terrain makes it hard for firefighters
6 five-year drought
Explanation:
Why would Samuel Morse’s invention been impossible before 1831?
Answer:
Developed in the 1830s and 1840s by Samuel Morse (1791-1872) and other inventors, the telegraph revolutionized long-distance communication. It worked by transmitting electrical signals over a wire laid between stations.
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What is the best Janis Joplin song?
Answer:cry baby
Explanation:
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I was NOT one of the sons of Alphaeus:
James
Judas
Jude
Simon
Answer:
Jude
Explanation:
the Bible
In what century was Shakespeare born?
Answer:
16th Century
Explanation:
and his birthday is today
what english designer who used symbolism as the basis for many of his designs
Which of the following developments is most closely related to suburbanization ?
Answer: The main push factors in encouraging suburbanization have to do with individuals feeling tired of city life and the perception that urban areas are overpopulated, over-polluted, and dirty.
Explanation:
I need help, my project is late!! Can someone summarize the second battle of Bull Run for me? I've been having trouble with my attention span lately and I can't focus on it
Answer:
Confederate Army Under Robert E. Lee Wins Second Battle of Bull Run (Manassas) ... After Confederate artillery turned back a Union attack on Jackson's positions, Longstreet ordered his corps forward in an aggressive counterattack on the Union left, which had been weakened after Pope shifted his troops right to hit Jackson
Explanation:
what is the Name Of Air Force Of German
Answer:
Luftwaffe
Luftwaffe is a generic German term for an air force. It was also the official name for the Nazi air force founded in 1935. Led by Hermann Goering, it became the largest and most powerful in Europe by the start of World War Two.
Answer:
The Air Force of Germany is known as:
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US Citizenship Responses
NAME
Period
1. What does the Constitution do?
2. What is an amendment?
3. What is one right from the first
amendment?
4. What did the Declaration of
Independence do?
5. Name one branch of the government.
6. Why do some states have more
representatives than other states?
7. Who becomes President if he/she can
no longer serve?
Explanation:
1. Establishes the form of the federal government and sets out the basis for relations between Commonwealth and the States.
2. Formal or official change made to a law, contract or constitution or another legal document.
3.Congress shall make no law, respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or a bridging the freedom of speech, or the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government.
4.It summarized the colonist's motivations for seeking independence.
5.Legislative
6.Based on state population
7.Vice president
What were the advantages and disadvantages for the Tainos of living in the Caribbean islands
Answer:
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Explanation:
write an account of how the aims of the peace makers after the first world war led to disagreements in 1919
Answer:
Second term as president from the article Woodrow Wilson
His reelection assured, Wilson mounted a peace offensive in December 1916 and January 1917 aimed at ending the world war. First he made a public ...
The United States enters the Great War from the article United States
In one of the most ambitious rhetorical efforts in modern history, President Wilson attempted to rally the people of the world in a movement for ...
liberal internationalism
World War I dashed the hopes of many internationalists. In the interwar period, internationalists focused on defending and then reforming the League of Nations and ...
The Great War and its aftermath from the article history of Europe
The peace conference that met in Paris from January 1919 to January 1920 and which produced, among other things, the Treaty of Versailles was both ...
Peace moves and U.S. policy to February 1917 from the article World War I
Strangely enough, Wilsons next appeal, a speech of Jan. 22, 1917, preaching international conciliation and a peace without victory, elicited a confidential response from the ...
International Peace Bureau (peace organization)
The organization was established by members of the third World Peace Congress in Rome in 1891 after lobbying by Fredrik Bajer, Hodgson Pratt, and Charles ...
Diplomacy since World War I from the article diplomacy
Despite its risks and inherent complexity, conference diplomacy was revived during World War I and continued afterward, especially during the 1920s. Following the armistice that ...
World War I: Fact or Fiction Quiz
Fourteen Points address during World War I. On ...]]> ...
Fourteen Points (United States declaration)
Fourteen Points, (January 8, 1918), declaration by U.S. Pres. Woodrow Wilson during World War I outlining his proposals for a postwar peace settlement. ...
Kellogg-Briand Pact (France-United States [1928])
Kellogg-Briand Pact, also called Pact of Paris, (August 27, 1928), multilateral agreement attempting to eliminate war as an instrument of national policy. It was the ...
which term defines the spread of technology, communication, and economic production from one culture to another?
Answer:
Globalisation.
Explanation:
The term globalisation pertains to the idea of interaction and integration of economy, technology, polity, finance, and culture from one nation to another. In other words, it can be understood as economic, political and cultural exchange among countries and various regions.
Globalization ehances interconnectedness and interdependence of nations. It leads to increase in trade exchange and investment flow, rapid currency exchange and establishment of various MNCs.
Therefore, the term that defines the spread of technology, communication, and economic production from one culture to another is called globalization.
I’ll give you brainless due in 10 minutes!
Answer:
Its the first option
The cease-fire that ended the Vietnam War resulted in
Answer: It resulted in the withdrawal of all US assistance to South Vietnam.
Explanation:
What advantage did Robert E. Lee offer the Confederacy?
strong support for secession
strong anti-Union feeling
strong support for slavery
strong military leadership.
Answer:
Robert E. Lee gave the Confederacy the advantage of superior military leadership.
Explanation:
Strong military leadership.
I hoped this helped!
23. Which Newton's Law would explain why your body lunges forward after the car has come to an abrupt stop?
A. Newton's First Law
B. Newton's Second Law
C. Newton's Third Law
D. Newton's Law of Momentum
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Explain how the Legislative and Judicial Branches can check the powers of the President.
Answer:The President in the executive branch can veto a law, but the legislative branch can override that veto with enough votes. ... The judicial branch interprets laws, but the President nominates Supreme Court justices, court of appeals judges, and district court judges who make the evaluations.
Explanation:
Which phrase best completes the list (please help im really struggling)
Answer:
Explanation:
Answer:
I'm pretty sure the answer is B.
Explanation:
I'm sorry I haven't learned the Lousiana purchase in like a year.
Why did Congress feel that they needed to rewrite the Civil Rights Act as an
amendment to the Constitution?
Answer:
The very purpose of the Fourteenth Amendment was to prevent politicians from denying citizenship to those they thought weren't American enough. This meant former slaves, but in the debate over the amendment the question of citizenship for immigrant children was raised directly
Explanation:
"While bombs are still bursting and flames still pouring from our shattered naval craft
a light United States cruiser valiantly moves out to join the fleet and avenge Pearl
Harbor" What does this mean?
Answer:
Explanation:
I don't know what text this is from, but when Pearl Harbor was attacked, the ships that were docked there and bombed by the Japanese burned for days. I don't know if the passage is referreing to Japanese bombs being dropped or our own bombs exploding on the ships as they burned, but "shattered naval craft" means Navy ships of many kinds. A light cruiser is a Naval warship. On the day Pearl Harbor was attacked, they began trying to move any airplanes and ships that were not destroyed out away from Hawaii.
So even as Pearl Harbor was exploding and burning, a Navy ship moved out of harbor into the Pacific Ocean to join the rest of the Navy in the Pacific to fight back against the Japanese.
Does that all help? Need any other words decoded?
What tactics did Muslim leaders use to expand the reach of Islam?
I'll mark brainliest
·Why did people move west?
·How did they get there?
·What was the journey like?
·What did they bring with them?
·What was life like at their new home?
·How would you describe California culture?
Why did people move west? One of the main reasons people moved west was for the land. There was lots of land, good soil for farming, and it could be bought at a cheap price. There were many different opportunities to get rich, such as: logging, mining, and farming that could not be done in the east.
How would you describe California culture? The culture of California is tied to the culture of the United States as a whole. However, there are features that are unique to California. With roots in the cultures of Spain, Asia, Mexico, and the eastern United States, California integrates foods, languages and traditions from all over the world.
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Explanation
1. Many thought that moving westward was best for the nation. One reason was land. Americans highly valued owning property and the West had a lot of cheap lands to offer. With the Homestead Act of 1862, settlers could even get free land if they lived and farmed there. Another reason for moving west was gold. In 1848, James Marshall was building a mill in California. He saw gold flecks in the water running off the mill’s wheel. This discovery at Sutter’s Mill led to the California Gold Rush in 1849. Stories of the riches in California traveled eastward, and people, especially young men, rushed to the West in hopes of striking it rich. These men became known as “forty-niners.”
2. Migration was not easy as pioneers faced many dangers. Two common routes west were the Oregon Trail and the Santa Fe Trail. Oregon had trouble attracting settlers until the 1830s. Both Britain and the United States claimed the territory. Neither side wished for war. In 1846, the countries settled their dispute. Though Americans demanded "54-40 or Fight!" U.S. President James Polk accepted the boundary at the 49th parallel. The Santa Fe Trail began as a trading route between Mexicans and Americans. Pioneers followed it to find new settlements or to seek gold.
3. Pioneers faced many dangers. After six rough months, they usually arrived at their destination. However, the end of travel brought little relief. They now faced the hard work of homebuilding and land clearing. Neighbors could be miles away. Water was difficult to obtain.
4. wagons and tents.
5. Pioneers lacked the kind of support they were accustomed to receiving from doctors, schools, and churches in the community. The weather was harsh and they often fell victim to theft, starvation, or illness. Settlers treated their own illnesses as best they could. Still, death was a regular part of pioneer life. They also faced hostile exchanges with Native Americans as both sides saw the other as a threat.
6. They have colorful and diverse culture . Spanish , Mexican, Asian , and eastern United States cultural roots.
OTHER IMPORTANT THINGS!!!
Mercator-
DESCRIPTION:
This Mercator map looks accurate, but land area appears bigger than it really is as you move away from the equator.
TYPE & DISTORTION:
Mercator is a type of cylindrical (cylinder) projection. Lines of latitude and longitude intersect at right (90-degree) angles. Large land shapes and areas are distorted. Distance is most accurate closest to the equator. Direction is true between any two points.
BEST FOR:
The Mercator projection is best for navigation or mapping areas close to the equator.
Robinson-
DESCRIPTION:
This Robinson map also looks accurate. It looks better by representing the world's land shape closer to how it appears on a globe.
TYPE & DISTORTION:
Robinson is a type of pseudo-cylindrical projection. The lines of longitude, or meridians, curve away from the central meridian. Land closer to the poles has less distortion of size and shape than it does in a Mercator projection. There is more distortion of distance and direction, however.
BEST FOR:
Robinson projections are common in school settings and popular publications.
Polar-
DESCRIPTION:
These polar maps make lands closer to the equator look very large. Polar maps show land near Earth's poles with more accuracy.
TYPE & DISTORTION:
Polar maps are a type of planar (plane) projection. Lines of longitude radiate out from the center point like spokes while lines of latitude curve. Direction is correct only from the center point. Size and distance distortion increase closer to the equator.
BEST FOR:
Polar maps appear where an accurate representation of the Arctic and Antarctic regions is important.
Albers-
DESCRIPTION:
This Albers map looks most accurate in the middle latitudes, like where the United States lies. It shows areas that are longer in the east/west direction with more accuracy.
TYPE & DISTORTION:
Albers is a type of conic (cone) projection. Lines of latitude curve, and lines of longitude appear as spokes. Distance and direction are accurate in limited areas. Shape is most accurate in the mid-latitudes.
BEST FOR:
Albers maps are best for showing large countries in the mid-latitudes, like the United States. Cartographers prefer this projection for thematic maps.
Give me 1 fact about the Mayans.
Try thinking
Answer:
60 cities were built by the Maya
6. Identify and copy the lines of imagery the author uses to describe the city. (imagery is
description of things that tap into your senses and help the reader experience the text through
vivid descriptions, onomatopoeia, similes, and metaphors).
what did hegel mean when he said that shakespeare put thesis and antithesis into a single character?
Answer:
It meant mean
Explanation:
