Explain how your answer to #1 is correct

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Explanation:

What do you know about America?
A. Name an event from America's past you know.
C. Name a significant date you know
D. Name a person you know from America's past.
B. Explain each and why each is important. Do not use my dates. That's three things.

The industrial revolution was a time of great change for great Britain, and women benefited the most from these changes. Children were also able to find work in the new factories that spring up and cities. In the children were often not paid well and forced to work long hours and dangerous conditions, the benefits far outweigh the problems. Poor man also had more opportunities and were able to make more money than before the industrial revolution. This new earning power allow them to better contribute and helped grow the nations economy.

which sentence best evaluates the credibility of this historical argument?

A. The historical argument is not credible because it does not make a claim about women during the industrial revolution.

B. The historical argument is not credible because it does not support the claim with evidence from a credible source.

C. The historical argument is credible because it includes a strong claim and evidence from a credible source.

D. The historical argument is credible because it makes the correct claim that woman benefited from the industrial revolution.

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Which two natural resources are the main industries in the Piney Woods area?

what is black wallstreet

What was the earliest known civilization?


Egypt


Civitas


Mesopotamia


Sumer

is there a possibility that dinosaurs aren't extinct?

answer this one plz ........

New York was originally called​

Can someone explain the meaning of this image?

Why was the articles of confederation set up in such a way​

Slaves were brought from Africa to help grow which crop? A Sugar B Corn C Trees D. Wheat​

Why did King Cyrus allow some Jewish people to return to Israel?

What is reincarnation?
O the belief thal people are born into a specific role in life
O the belief that one's soul will go reborn into a new form
O the belief that one's good actions will bring good results
O the belief thal people should hpray to the gods many times a day
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How many miles did Christopher Columbus travel a day

Long poems that tell the story of a hero

What attitude did Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party have toward World War I?

They believed it was best to forget the war.
They believed Germany should have won the war.
They believed the war had been a mistake all along.
They believed their country had been unfairly treated after the war.
Please let me know asap

"That military powers of the Commander in Chief were not to supersede representative

government of internal affairs seems obvious from the Constitution and from elementary American history. Time out of mind, and even now, in many parts of the world, a military

commander can seize private housing to shelter his troops. Not so, however, in the United

States, for the Third Amendment says."


-Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer (1952)


Q: Which protection in the Bill of Rights is described in the excerpt?


F) Right to own and bear arms.


G) Right to trial by jury of peers.


H) Freedom from unreasonable searches.


J) Freedom from forced quartering of soldiers.

Select the three reasons that motivated men to join the Crusades.

to claim Jerusalem from the Turks
to improve methods of warfare
for adventure
to increase their knowledge of the Muslim faith
for riches

What was the reason for the Sugar Act of 1764?


A .To pay the Native Americans for fighting in the French and Indian War.


B. To pay for war debts


C. To prevent colonist from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains

Comparing What did the colonies of Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire have in common?

How did the Supreme Court's decision in Scott v. Sandford affect the issue of slavery in the United
States? Select the two correct answers.
A. It decided the issue in favor of slavery permanently
B. It invalidated the Missouri Compromise
C. It put the issue of slavery into the hands of voters in each new territory
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D. It provided protections for enslaved people who were brought to free states.
E. It ruled that African Americans could not be considered citizens of the U.S.

Which group of North American colonist first developed a system of self-government

Natchitoches is _________________.
a.
one of Aguayo’s missions in East Texas
b.
the name of the lay brother who escaped the Chicken War
c.
the name of a French post
d.
the name of the French soldier who led the Chicken War invasion
it is not A or B do not try it and put the right answer please and answer quickly it is a timed test!

Which of the following is NOT an example of new opportunities for women in the late 1800s?
a.
Women formed clubs that promoted reforms.
b.
Women entered the new profession of social work.
c.
Women won the right to vote in most states.
d.
Women became lawyers and doctors.

what things Politicians should focus on instead
of fighting about their Party?

Why did the Anglo settlers like the Mexican Constitution of 1824?

Which statement best summarizes the economic theories of Adam Smith?
A. Economic growth should be carefully guided by governments.
B. Economic problems mostly result from the struggle between
classes.
C. Economies work best when governments leave businesses alone.
O D. Economies that are based on free trade will always be unstable.

Who is the last king of fulladu

Benedict Arnold, Ethan Allen and the Vermont militia were known as?

Hey I wrote an essay. Will someone check and see if it is good enough to seem like I tried?

Marco Polo (1254-1324) is likely the most renowned westerner who travelled on the Silk Road. He excelled past all other travelers in his decision, work, and effect. The travels of his through the continent lasted 24 years, and he hit farther than any of his forerunners, beyond Mongolia, to Taiwan. He turned into a friend of Kublai Khan, and travelled the whole of Taiwan and returned to tell his story, which eventually turned into a great travelogue.

A citizen of the commonwealth of Venice, Polo grew up in a household where both his dad Niccolo and Uncle Maffeo were Merchants. Even before Marco was born, these brothers had journeyed extensively, setting up trading posts as Istanbul, Sudak, Crimea, and the West portion of the Mongol monarchy. They still visited Taiwan occasionally. His dad, Niccolo, traded with the Near East, and grew rich, attaining great prestige. Niccolo and Maffeo set off on the trading journey, just before Marco’s own first expedition. In 1260, Niccolo and Maffeo, while residing in Istanbul, then the capital of the Latin Monarchy, anticipated the governmental effect. They liquidated their possessions into jewels and relocated themselves elsewhere. According to the Travels of Marco Polo, they fell through some of the continent, and met with Kublai Khan, the Mongolian ruler and father of the Yuan Dynasty. Their decision to make Constantinople proved to be timely.

"The Travels of Marco Polo" turned into a largely popular novel. It was translated into several languages and spread all throughout Egypt. After the decline of Kublai Khan, the Ming Dynasty was the next great empire. They were largely suspicious of any traveller, and little information was free. This made the Novel even more fashionable. His Novel presents a wide and vast-extending display of Kublai Khan's thirteenth century realm. Marco Polo is the Great Khan's messenger who is appointed to go all through his domain. Marco Polo is sent to research and report back his discoveries about individuals, customs, culture, atmosphere, widely varied vegetation, game, winged animals and residence. The Great Khan's realm ranges from the Mideast and the Levant east through all the grounds and realm to the China Sea and islands in it, north to Russia and the polar area and south to the Indian Ocean islands. Marco Polo is accepted to travel farther and more broadly than any other person in the realm of his day.

Polo’s choice to travel was paved by the pioneering endeavors of his ancestors, specifically his dad Niccolo, and his Uncle, Maffeo. His family had dealt with the Middle East for an extension of time, gaining significant wealth and prestige. Although it is questionable if the Polos were of nobility, this was of small value in Venice, the city of Republican and mercantile traditions. This time period was also known as the “Golden age of Venice”. They left home in 1271 and eventually returned there in 1295. A few years afterwards, Venice defended the battle with the city of Genoa. Marco was place under seizure. While under arrest, Marco told detailed tales of his journeys to an author, whom was named Rustichello, who took note of all of them, and published them in the novel, “The Traveling Of Marco Polo”.

The discovery of the New World, the colonization of the Americas, the American Revolution, and the modern era: all of these great events in humanity may not have occurred in the same way or at all if it was not for one of history’s greatest explorers. He traveled the Silk Road, enlightened Europeans to the ways of the East, and inspired future explorers who would be filled with his same drive to catalog the unknown. Yes, history would not have been the same without Marco Polo.