Patricia Nee is the author of A Woman in Military Fatigues,

a memoir about her time in the U.S. military, Nee served as

a soldier in Afghanistan and Iraq. She is also the founder

of Skills for Girls, an after-school program that focuses on

training girls for nontraditional careers, such as

engineering and the military.

Which statement best describes a bias that the author of A Woman in Military

Fatigues might have?

A. Nee supports women working ingontraditional roles.

B. Nee thinks women should hold traditional jobs.

C. Nee opposes women working in nontraditional roles.

D. Nee doesn't support women serving in the military.

Answer:

D. Nee supports the presence of women in the military

Explanation:

As Patricia Nee is a woman who besides having served in the armed forces created institutions that train girls and show the importance of female participation in the American army, and wrote a book about the experiences he had while serving in the army, we can confirm with certainty, that she favors the participation of women in the American armed forces and believes that women have a lot to offer in this system, being herself the greatest example of this.

Answer:D

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What is a mercantile system?

A) A system in which trade is fair and equal between all countries
B) A belief that a country should be the strongest military
C) A system in which the colonies make all of the finished products for the benefit of the mother country
D) A belief that a favorable balance of trade, between its colonies and other countries, can allow a country to grow wealthier and more powerful

In ancient Mesopotamia, women could do which of the following?
A. A caragiver at home
b. Dile for divorce
C. Hold public office
D. Teach for universities

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Which colony was the last one to officially send delegates to Philadelphia?

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The Founding Fathers of the United States modeled the government on ancient Greece and Rome. Currently, the United States is a ..blank..

democracy, similar to the Roman Republic. The US government draws its system of ..blank..

from ancient Greece. Two legislative bodies existed in Greece, the ..blank..

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Mayflower Compact?
The colonists swore to survive together or die in North America.
The colonists agreed to create their own government and to obey its rules.
The colonists declared their independence from English royal authority
The colonists established the principle of freedom of religion in Plymouth

How many centuries did the Ottoman Empire last? A. Five B. Six C. Seven D. Eight

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What did Constantine do to help reunite the empire?

He forced all Roman citizens to pledge allegiance to him.
He moved the capital to a better location for defence and trade.
He cut the size of the empire to make it more manageable.
He made Christianity the sole religion, to unite everyone.

How did the muckrakers influence Progressivism?

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Columbus believed that he had reached India. What did he call the people he
found there?
A. islanders
B. Indians
C. native American
d. indigenous people

Jamestown was founded in 1607 and is important for being

A. Known as the "Lost Colony"

B. The first permanent English colony in the New World.

C. A major trading partner with the Spanish

D. The first French colony in the New World

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learn about important public issues and get involved in their communities. U.S.
citizens vote in free elections to choose important government officials, such as
the president, vice president, senators, and representatives.
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Which activity of United States citizens is best described in the text?
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Which of the following quotes would have been opposed by a Federalist?
A. "The United States form a young republic, a confederacy which ought ever to be
cemented by a union of interests and affection."
B. “Those who want to reap the benefits of this great nation must bear the fatigue of
supporting it."
C. "No man is good enough to govern any woman without her consent."
D. "Strong individual state governments are the only way our government can properly
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Which amendment lowered the voting age to 18 in all elections in the US?

A. 22nd Amendment

B. 11th Amendment

C. 26th Amendment

D. 15th Amendment

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The Tolerable Acts
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Which of the following statements is true about what was included in the Declaration of Independence?

Select one:
a. A list of bad things that the King of England had done to the colonies.
b. A list of the three branches of government.
c. The Bill of Rights
d. A threat that the colonies would take over the country of Britain if the King did not stop the fighting.

What was an effect of the battles fought throughout England and Normandy?

A.The Normans continued to control the area after William’s death.
B.The English were able to conquer Normandy after King William’s rule.
C.The English army attacked Normandy in response to William’s attack.
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What most contributed to the spread of Christianity throughout the Holy Roman Empire?
A.the recording of histories
B.the creation of silver currency
C.the construction of monasteries
D.the enforcement of written laws
Where is Europe located in relation to the Atlantic Ocean?

A.north
B.south
C.east
D.west
How were medieval European cities different from modern European cities?

A.Medieval cities were less densely populated.
B.Medieval cities were more densely populated.
C.Medieval cities were confined to Western Europe.
D.Medieval cities were limited to populations of less than 70,000.
Why would nobles in medieval Europe want to protect and serve the king?

A.The king controlled the serfs.
B.The king controlled the church.
C.The king could give nobles land.
D.The king could give nobles knights.
Who was part of the social hierarchy of feudal Japan, but not feudal Europe?

A.peasants
B.the shogun
C.the emperor
D.religious leaders,
What role did medieval knights have in feudalism?

A.They protected nobles and their land.
B.They protected serfs from their lords.
C.They protected the king from nobles.
D.They protected nobles from angry serfs.
How did Charlemagne help spread the Catholic faith across Europe?

A.by writing Catholic prayers
B.by building Catholic churches
C.by destroying non-Catholic places of worship
D.by forcing people to become Catholic

Which region of Europe is the least populated?

A.the Central Uplands
B.the Western Uplands
C.the Alpine Mountains
D.the North European Plain

Which climate zone in Europe experiences long, cold winters?

A.the maritime climate zone
B.the continental climate zone
C.the Mediterranean climate zone
D.the Central European climate zone

What happened to de Vaca's expedition off the coast of Florida?
a. His ships were battered by a hurricane and many were destroyed.
b. They met Indians in canoes who gave them food.
C. They were attacked by pirates in the middle of the Atlantic.
d. They encountered a unexpected snow storm that caused them to shipwreck.
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