How did the Houston Helpers in “Remembering Hurricane
Katrina" bring happiness to the children affected by the
hurricane?
O
A. They brought them toys.
B. They donated food.
O C. They read them stories.
D. They sang them songs.

Answer:

A. They brought them toys.

Explanation:

The Houston Helpers in “Remembering Hurricane Katrina" brought happiness to the children affected by the hurricane by gathering toys for the children.

The workers did their best to comfort the children and take their mind away from the terrible tragedy that had just occurred and they occupied the minds of the children with toys.

1. Into what country did the Aryans migrate?

the religion of buddhism was founded because

What was the main goal of Wilson’s Fourteen Points?

(O)to prevent future conflict in Europe
(O)to punish Germany for starting the war
(O)to increase France and Great Britain’s supply of defensive weapons
(O)to restore the borders of countries to what they had been before the war

A government where one person has absolute power is ...?

A) an aristocracy
B) a confederation
C) A dictatorship
D) a republic
HURRY PLEASE

How far did the Silk Road trade routes extend? o from China to India O from Africa to India from Egypt to Persia from Europe to China​

what was the author implying when she wrote the sentence

The legislature wants to amend your constitution. You might vote against this law in a(n) ________


Some citizens oppose the budget cuts made by the new mayor. They could gather signatures to hold a(n) __________


and remove the mayor from office.

A group of citizens wants to create a new state law. They may decide to collect signatures supporting their _____________

.

answer:
1. ✔ referendum

2.✔ recall

3. ✔ initiative

What are the traits of a militaristic government ?

Anita saves rupees (5y²-2z)per month and spend rupees (8y²-4z)per month. how much does she earn in a month.
and answer should be rupees (13y²-6z) step by step answer​

Can somebody explain to me what does this question mean? And perhaps give an example.

Let’s imagine we live in a society where there is no money. All of your basic needs are met and you can choose to do whatever you’d like. Maybe it’s something that contributes to society or maybe it’s something you just like to do.  What would you do?​

Which is an example of the relationship between the arts and social change during the 1920s? Connections academy ?

Who served as President of the Republic of Texas following Sam Houston's first term?
A. Stephen F. Austin
B. Anson Jones
C. Mirabeau Lamar
D. James K. Polk

Lena Horne left a well-known chorus line when she was around 18 years old. At age 63, Horne performed in a one-woman Broadway show. What is the least common multiple for the numbers 18 and 63?

Read these sentences from paragraph 3.
These slaves constituted a peculiar and powerful interest. All knew that this interest was somehow the cause of the war. To strengthen, perpetuate, and extend this interest was the object
for which the insurgents would rend the Union even by war,while the Government claimed no right to do more than torestrict the territorial enlargement of it.

What does Lincoln use the word interest to describe?

A. the shared goals of those who supported slavery
B. the cost in money and Iives of pursuing the war
C. the focus of the nation upon the issue of slavery
D. the struggle of the enslaved population for freedom

what sea is located at 45'N and 30'E​

Charla is finding points on a number line. A number line going from negative 9 to positive 9. Point A is between negative 2 and negative 1, point B is between negative 1 and 0, point C is between 0 and 1, point D is between 1 and 2. Which point could represent Two-thirds? A B C D

How many American women entered the workforce during World War II?

Five thousand
Five million
One million
Ten thousand

Which statement is not an example of total war during World War I?


The Allies enlisted men from their colonies to fight.

Governments took control of their nations’ economies.


Nations used all-volunteer armies to fight their enemies.

Nations passed laws restricting some civil rights.

Why did early Japanese people develop creative farming practices?

The country was too dry for good farming.
Farmland was limited because of mountains and forests.
Monsoon rains hurt farming because of frequent flooding.
The country was too cold for farming due to the northern latitude.

The first step in the scientific method is to

Which answer best summarizes the state's responsibilities to the national government under the Articles of Confederation? (5 points)
O States had to pay taxes set by Congress and provide soldiers during war time.
O States had to provide representatives to Congress but soldiers were sent only to state militaries.
O States sent representatives to Congress and provided soldlers and some officers to protect the country.
O States provided money in the form of taxes, sent representatives to Congress, and had to supply soldlers during war.

What political impact did the Great Depression have on many Latin American countries?

How was Mussolini able to gain power in Italy?
O He played to the prejudices of the Italians.
He fought off Hitler's attempt to annex Italy
He led a coup to take over a weakened government.
He proposed new ideas to solve the economic crisis.

Which of the following was NOT an economic factor of the move west?​

27. To become a law, a bill in Congress must
A. Receive a 2/3 majority of votes in congress
B. Receive a 3/4 majority votes in each house of congress
C. Pass both houses of Congress in identical form
D. Must be approved by the House and the Senate only

How does paragraph 4 serve as an effective ending to Lincoln's speech?

A. It calls upon listeners to support the war whatever the consequences may be.
B. It summarizes Lincoln's rationale for advocating for the abolition of slavery.
C. It presents a plan for convincing the South to surrender to the North.
D. It develops a vision for the country to move beyond the conclusion of the war.

Which piece of legislation was the most influential? Explain. · Voting Rights Act · Title IX · Americans With Disabilities Act · Environmental Protection Agency (Clean Air/Clean Water Act)

Complete the following paragraph about one of the Persian Wars.

When his father died, (A. _____ ) decided to continue the war with the Greeks. He spent 10 years preparing his army and navy to return to Greece. The Greeks, however, were prepared for the Persians to return. They united with the (B. _____ ), who were known for their military skill. After the Battle of (C. _____ ) the Persians lost and were forced to leave Greece.

(A.)
1. Cyrus the Great
2. Darius I
3. Xerxes I
4. Cambyses

(B.)
1. Spartans
2. Athenians
3. Babylonians

(C.)
1. Marathon
2. Plata RA
3. Thermopylae

ASAP
What is one way a command economy afects the lives of private citizens?
Cizens cannot make most economic decisions
Citizens can only work in factories or on farms
Ctizens must pay for their own health care
Citizens have limited access to education

Which of the following established a system of federal courts below the Supreme Court?

A. U.S. Constitution
B. Bill of Rights
C. Judiciary Act of 1789
D. Marbury vs Madison​