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ancient african civilizations were very independent

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you have a president

You have a multiple party state, so you’ll be entertained when everyone tears each other apart over politics, but you also likely have a lot of freedoms. Not only that, but you have control over your government.

They believed that the Constitution was not clear enough in protecting certain rights of the people, such as the freedom of speech, freedom to bear arms, freedom of religion and the right to trial by jury.
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In total, he spent 6 or 7 years (a more specific time period is needed for the 3rd voyage)

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Confucius

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Answer: Confucius promoted ancestor worship.

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A Taco

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Richmond, Virginia.

Baltimore, Maryland.

Raleigh, North Carolina.

Columbia, South Carolina.

Macon, Georgia.

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Answer: A

Explanation: The French and Indian war was a Diaster for France and resulted in them Losing the war. They had signed a treaty with Great Britain or the UK. They agreed to give up all of their land in North America to the East. They had started the war over the Ohio River Valley Area.

A) it ended French colonial holdings in North America

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I believe the answer to this question is A because the president does enforce/make the laws but I don't think they write the laws

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Because they wanted to farm the fertile soil

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D is the correct answer because the government needed the money coming from the labor, any labor that was injured or incapable of working was easily replaced by someone and many labor unions weren’t functional operations which means protests basically did not succeed due to effort.

Answer: B

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The covered wagon was still used after the railroad became the popular means of travel because the Westward travelers went by train, buying a wagon for travel once they arrived in the West. Hence, option B is correct.

What is railroad?

A railroad is a steel track used by people through which passengers and free trains can run; it is a system of tracks used by train organizations and sometimes by personnel required for the job.

There are various places where a person can find railroads when it is about the covered wagons that used the railroad as it became one of the most popular means of travel because it was the best for travelers.

They were the ones who went by train for the purchase of a wagon and traveled once when they arrived in the west.

Therefore, option B is correct.

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During the late 1800s new ways of American farming improved thanks to the development in farm technology and machinery. An example was the replacement of the horse power which was used to plough the land by the steam tractor (option d) that allowed farmers to introduce a great variety of crops and wheats (option c)

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D) Larger farms began producing a single crop.

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B) Farmers began using new equipment.

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The most important Native American crops have generally included corn, beans, squash, pumpkins, sunflowers, wild rice, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, peanuts, avocados, papayas, potatoes and cacao. Native American food and cuisine is recognized by its use of indigenous domesticated and wild food ingredients.

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The main crop that the Native Americans grew was corn, which they called maize. Maize was eaten by many of the American Indian tribes because it could be stored for the winter and ground into flour. Maize was eaten nearly daily by many tribes and was a major part of much of American Indian culture.

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As Buddhism became more prevalent, its concepts merged with Taoist and Confucian ideas to become the basis of ancient Chinese society and government. Its influence is seen in Chinese art, architecture, and literature. Values and ideas from Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism are still prevalent in Chinese culture today..

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Magazines became widely circulated among the general public.

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e. Other rights not listed in the Constitution

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Other rights not listed in the constitution

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D I think

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I just learned this so I think that's right and it was created by the sons of liberty I believe

Read the question carefully. Only one of these choices don’t support the phrase. The rest do. The colonists were for the Declaration, why would they protest that? Consequently, they were salty about the choices in A), C) and D)

Answer is B)

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B

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because Monroe Doctrine was a treaty that agreed that States that the U.S. could use military force to get rid of European powers that entered and tried to conquer lands in the western hemisphere.

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A. Cushing Field.

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they knew they were going against a large army with also advanced technology, they needed more troops.

Also then everyone wanted to stay with their families and no-one actually wanted to leave so they started a draft were they gathered males to fight.  After they drafted they had a larger army which was what they wanted.

They then went on with the fact of advancing their technology.

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My answer is Karl Benz who invented the automobile.

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Answer: C) lack of money

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$5.40 + $8.70 = $14.1

$14.1 + $6.30 = $20.4

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Perhaps more than any other leader of the Revolutionary Era, George Washington was shaped by his experiences in western lands. Washington came away from his early ventures in the West with a conviction that the destiny of Virginia, and later of the United States itself, would be one of expansion. Washington was a youth when he began surveying in the Shenandoah Valley and was only twenty-one when he made a perilous journey across the Allegheny Mountains to command the French to withdraw from the Ohio region claimed by King George II. When Washington returned to Williamsburg with news of the French defiance, he brought back a vision of the almost inconceivably rich interior beyond the barrier of the mountains. That vision remained with him for the rest of his life as he invested in western lands and worked to politically and commercially link the west with the eastern seaboard.

When Washington's band of soldiers fired the shots that triggered the French and Indian War in 1754, they did so to enforce Britain's claim to the entire Ohio Valley. Enlisting men to fight in such a war was no easy matter. Accordingly, Governor Robert Dinwiddie issued his Proclamation of 1754, promising 200,000 acres to all who would join the Virginia forces in an expedition to capture control of the Ohio from the French.

Victory in the war, however, was followed closely by a royal proclamation forbidding settlement in the Native American territories west of the Alleghenies. George Washington described the Proclamation of 1763 as a temporary expedient to placate Native groups. By 1769 new treaties were negotiated with the Iroquois and Cherokee that opened the Ohio Valley to settlers once again. George Washington began his quest to settle the land promised by Dinwiddie fifteen years earlier.

Washington started his push westwards at the fall 1769 session of the House of Burgesses in Williamsburg by having the text of the Proclamation of 1754 read into the record as evidence. On November 29, the House passed the resolution calling on the Governor to make known all land grants applied for in the Ohio. A few days later Washington wrote directly to Virginia Governor Botetourt voicing his concern that given the amount of land already granted, little would remain for the veterans of 1754. Having thus prepared his case, on December 15 Washington presented a formal petition on behalf of the officers and men of his old command, requesting that the 200,000 acres be set aside in several specific areas along the Ohio River. The Governor was quick in granting the request.

1750 map of Virginia owned by George Washington. By Joshua Fry and Peter Jefferson, Engraving and etching (London: Robert Sayer and Thomas Jeffreys, 1776), MAP-6475/A-B, MVLA.


George Washington had the responsibility of representing the entire group of veterans in surveying and claiming the land. As the plans developed the uncertainty of ever realizing a profit from property so far removed from existing settlements led many eligible ex-soldiers to sell their rights in exchange for ready cash. Frequently it was Washington himself who was the purchaser, buying the rights to a little more than 5000 acres of land. This was in addition to the 15,000 acres that had been established as the bounty for field officers, giving George Washington a total of more than 20,000 acres to be located, surveyed, and registered in the Ohio Valley.

In October of 1770 Washington crossed into the Ohio country again, accompanied by his friend Dr. James Craik and a few guides and servants. The two veterans intended to survey their bounty land in the region where the Great Kanawha emptied into the Ohio River. Along the way Washington revisited the scenes of his battles against the French, recording his observations with the eye of a land speculator rather than an old soldier. It was not until late 1772 that the Governor gave final approval to Washington's application for four patents on the Ohio and Great Kanawha Rivers containing a total of 20,150 acres in what is now the state of West Virginia.

Added to the land that Washington already owned at Mount Vernon, near Fredericksburg, and in the Shenandoah Valley, the new patents brought George Washington's total land holdings to a substantial 32,855 acres. He continued to amass western land for the rest of his life. The schedule of property he appended to his will in the summer of 1799 listed over 50,000 acres, exclusive of the 8000 he also held at Mount Vernon.

Washington's hopes for great wealth from his western lands, however, were never realized. Nevertheless, Washington's recognition of the promise of the West would have a profound influence on his country, and predicted the rapid expansion of American borders westwards that would occur during the next century.