California was important to the fulfillment of the manifest destiny dream but also gave the United States all of the following (select all that apply):

a. two natural ports for trade on the Pacific
b. a fertile central valley for agriculture
c. mountains as barriers to invasion
d. moderate climate

Answer:

This is an example of: white privilege.

Explanation:

The white privilege, refers to a the right of a dominant group of people, that has more power in society because of racial ideas that a certain color of a person skin is superior to others. For instance, in this case, white men have more privileges than black men. The elite class, which correspon to white man, instituted this right. This benefits a group of people only.  

According to the statement above: which factor provided the motivation for the changes that took place between 1858 and 1870 as indicated on these maps?

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\r1) exploration

\r2) appeasement

\r3) religion

\r4) nationalism

And the map that i found online.

The answer is: nationalism.

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Answer:

People who refused to answer the questions of the House Un-American Activities Committee face the risk of being indicted for contempt of Congress. They can even be sent to prison on this basis.

Explanation:

Answer:

All of the above

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

Empress Wu ruled China with an iron fist. Those who threatened her power risked death. Yet she was an effective leader and appointed highly skilled officials. Make a prediction: Knowing the history of China before the Tang dynasty, what would likely have happened if Empress Wu had not been a strong leader?

a. The dynasty would have collapsed and thrown China into another Period of Disunion.b. Her sons would have taken over leadership of the dynasty.c. There were so many skilled leaders that it would not have made a difference.d. An invading empire would have conquered all of China.

Answer:

This statement is False

Explanation:

New sexual attitudes during the Progressive age were not only limited to the radical bohemia of New York’s Greenwich Village as it was also witnessed hugely in the northeast and nothern mid west of the country due to a drastic increase in the population of those areas.

Answer:

There was an increase in population, which meant an increased demand for food and increased demand for labor – due to Agricultural revolution  

Urbanization led to more concentrated people that wanted to work – due to Agricultural revolution

Britain's easy access to resources - due to European Imperialism

Explanation:

Prior to the commencement of industrial Revolution in Britain in the 18th century, there was an Agricultural revolution – one of the major causes of industrial revolution that began a century earlier (in the 17th Century). During the Agricultural Revolution, there was an improvement in farming techniques at that time; private ownership was encouraged and there was the use of machinery in farming.  All these led to increase in food production and the subsequent increase in population, creating larger workforce for mines and factories.  Enclosure Movement, that triggered the increase in private farm ownership led to the migration of farmers to cities in search of work in factories and mines, since they could no longer function alongside wealthier people who took over the farms.  

European Imperialism is also another contributing factor to industrial revolution – top European countries such as Britain used the imperialism concepts to create huge empires – by having (economic and political) control of other nation’s regions. Imperialism created huge resources for food production and large markets for goods. Goods produced by the Europeans were sold around the world, thereby enhancing industrialization. Britain, while experiencing the effects of industrial revolution, used their empire to amass resources and sell their newly produced goods.  

Capitalism was another component that led to increase in industrialization. Though laissez-faire in nature, it encouraged wealthy persons to establish their own businesses.  

Answer:

The largest Indian populations before the arrival of the Spanish were found in Mexico, Central America and South America (Inca Empire, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia today).

Explanation:

Answer:

At the time of Columbus's arrival in the Western hemisphere, where were the greatest concentrations of native americans. In Mexico and south america.

Explanation:

The greatest concentrations of Native Americans before Columbus arrived in the Western Hemisphere were in Mexico, Central America, and South America. This includes regions like the Inca Empire in Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia. These areas had large populations of indigenous peoples who had developed complex societies and civilizations. It is important to recognize and respect the rich history and diversity of Native American cultures.

Prior to the arrival of Columbus, the greatest concentrations of Native Americans were found in Mexico, Central America, and South America.

In Mexico, there were advanced civilizations such as the Aztecs, who had a highly organized society and a capital city called Tenochtitlan (present-day Mexico City). The Aztecs built impressive cities, practiced agriculture, and had a complex system of governance and religion.

In Central America, the Maya civilization flourished. The Maya were known for their advanced architecture, mathematics, and writing system. They built monumental cities with grand temples, observatories, and ball courts.

In South America, the Inca Empire was the largest and most powerful civilization. The Incas, located primarily in modern-day Peru, had a highly organized society and a vast network of roads and infrastructure. They were skilled in agriculture, engineering, and had a complex system of government.

These civilizations had large populations and developed intricate societies with sophisticated cultural, political, and economic systems. The arrival of Columbus and other European explorers would ultimately have a significant impact on these indigenous populations and their way of life.

Answer:

1. Whose death Saul approved; first Christian martyr - A. Stephen

Stephen was killed in 36 CE by an angry mob outside a rabbinic court. He was killed because of his defense of the new christian faith in front of the jewish rabbis.

2. Disciple whom the Lord sent to minister to Saul - C. Ananias

Ananias was the disciple who restored the sight of Saul.

3. Jerusalem Pharisee who taught Saul - G. Gamaliel

Gamaliel was a doctor in Mosaic Law, who knew a lot about Jewish law and taught Saul in these subjects.

4. Paul's companion on first missionary journey - H. Barnabas

Barnabas was a Crypiot Jew who accompaniend Paul on his first journey. The visited Antioch, Cyprus and other cities in central Anatolia (modern-day Turkey).

5. Companion of Paul on second missionary journey - E. Timothy

Timothy and Paul visited Antioch, Galatia (central Anatolia), Thrace, Thessalonica, Athens, Corinth, Ephesus, and Patara.

6. City of Saul's birth and upbringing - B. Tarsus

Saul was born in Tarsus, in modern-day Turkey, about a hundred miles away from Antioch.

7. City where Saul was headed when stopped by the Lord - Damascus

Saul was struck by a flash light when he was in Damascus. As a result of this, he was blinded for three days.

8. Young pastor-overseer of churches in Ephesus - Silas

Silas was one of the first leaders of the Christian Community in its earliest days, and accompanied Paul in part of his first and second journeys.

Answer:

D. Thomas Gainsborough's The Morning Walk

Explanation:

Thomas Gainsborough's The Morning Walk is not an example of the neoclassical style

Answer:

The answers are:

1-religious conformity

2-the establishment of a Protestant monarchy

3-harmony and proportion

Explanation:

Charles I, was the King of England, Scotland and Ireland. He attempted to impose religious reforms on Scotland and strengthened the position of the English and Scottish Parliaments and precipitated the fall of the king.

1-The Independent party was angry that Parliament remained in the business of enforcing religious conformity at all.

2- It replaced the reigning king, James II, with the joint monarchy of his protestant daughter Mary and her Dutch husband, William of Orange.

3-  The Enlightenment emerged out of a European intellectual and scholarly movement. It included a range of ideas centered on the sovereignty of the reason.

Answer:

d

Explanation:

copperheads were northerners who sympathized with the south during the civil war. they undermined the war effort and posed a threat to lincoln's reelection.

The Alien and Sedition Acts were a series of four laws passed by the U.S. Congress in 1798 amid widespread fear that war with France was imminent. The four laws–which remain controversial to this day–restricted the activities of foreign residents in the country and limited freedom of speech and of the press

Explanation:

Answer:

The highly impopular acts expired by 1802, except for the Allien Enemies Act that remains in effect. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison attempted to promote nullification of the acts anonymously with the Virgina and Kentucky Resolutions, which called those states to do it.

Explanation:

Answer:

D. Because once one of the super nations goes under it effects all other countries.

Explanation:

Answer:

Daughters of Liberty participated in the war effort by melting down metal for bullets and helping to sew soldiers’ uniforms. The also helped in producing home spun cloths for colonists.

Explanation:

The daughters of liberty was a female movement established in 1765.

The main task of the Daughters of Liberty was to protest the Stamp Act through aiding The Sons of Liberty in boycotts and non-importation movements prior to the outbreak of the Revolutionary War.

Answer:

The Daughters of Liberty displayed their loyalty by supporting the nonimportation of British goods during the American Revolution. They refused to drink British tea and used their skills to weave yarn and wool into cloth, which made America less dependent on British textiles.

Explanation:

Answer:

In the late 1800s, the Industrial Revolution became one of the best things to ever happen to the United States, as it resulted in many new types of inventions and transportation.

Explanation:

An argumentative essay is a text in which its development is determined by an argument or reasoning; The exposition of these arguments is intended to persuade readers about the validity of a point of view. The essay has a central idea from which others derive to complement it. It is usually an academic writing that gives an author a voice about a topic, often controversial; it includes subjectivity and at the same time the presentation of facts and data that support the central position. This type of essay is not intended to treat the subject it deals with in detail, but to reflect on it, giving the reader justified opinions to invite him to reflect. In general, the essay seeks to convey a personal point of view about a subject.

Answer:

D.In the late 1800s, the Industrial Revolution became one of the best things to ever happen to the United States, as it resulted in many new types of inventions and transportation.

Explanation:

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Answer:

In the late 1400s, China was the world leader in the production and export of goods such as silk, porcelain, tea, fruit, drugs, cotton, weapons, etc., which Europeans desired; however, Europe produced few products of interest to the Chinese. This encouraged the European exploration of the Americas to expand their trade and business all over the world.

Explanation:

In order to gain a world wide recognition in terms of trade and business, the Europeans started to explore many things and finally landed up in the exploration of the Americans. The Europeans were influenced by the trade set up by the Chinese people to a great extent.

They saw the way how China became the overall world leader by setting up excellent trade factors all over the world. And that is the reason why the Europeans also wanted to become an expert and emerge as a good world leader like China. It extended its relationship with all the countries to gain a world wide popularity in terms of trading goods.

Answer:

Bill Clements

Explanation:

Bill Clements was elected governor of Texas in 1978. He became the first republican to be elected since 1874, during the Reconstruction Era.

This election marked the beginning of the party shift in Texas. Texas became a Republican State after having been dominated by the Democratic Party for a century.

Answer:

The goods that where brought into England from the colonies included raw materials from natural resources found in the New World such as timber, fur, iron, fish, whale oil, sugar, tobacco, rice and cotton. Rum was also one of the few 'finished goods' that were sent to England.

Explanation:

Triangular trade or triangle trade is a historical term indicating trade among three regions. Triangular trade arises when a particular nations exports are not required in the country from where most of its imports comes from. In such a situation, a third country will come into play in order to create a balance in trade.

Answer:

The goldsmith reached a state at the level of primary Fine Arts in Greece. To the manufacturing processes of the embossing, chiseled and filigree already known in the previous civilizations, the granules were added by the Greek artists, sowing the surface of the piece with gold beads by an unknown procedure. But long before the Greeks already practiced the Egyptians because they have been found in jewels of dynasty XII

Explanation:

Answer:

It was basically due to two reasons firstly,

They didn't have power over the states to send in an army

Secondly,

They didn't have money to fund an army at that period.

Explanation:

At that period, the congress did not have any power to taxation as it was all in the hands of the state's to collect taxes. Due to the inability of the congress to collect taxes, they were unable to gather enough money to fund an army and as such when the Governor requested for assistance, they could not oblige.

Also they had no power to send in military forces.

b) Much of the city is built on filled-in, shallow lakes and swampland.

 March 1770, was a big time in Boston. British soldiers open fired on a group of American colonists, kiling five men on March 5, 1770.

 Prior to the Boston Massacre, the British also put out a new number of taxes on colonists, including taxes on tea, glass, paint, lead, and even paper.

Answer:

March 1770, was a big time in Boston. British soldiers open fired on a group of American colonists, killing five men on March 5, 1770.

Prior to the Boston Massacre, the British also put out a new number of taxes on colonists, including taxes on tea, glass, paint, lead, and even paper.

Answer:

The three empires were composed of many different ethnicities that were often at odds with each other.

Explanation:

The Austro-Hungarian empire included Austrians and Hungarians, who dominated politically, but also included Croats, Serbs, Romanians, Bulgarians, among others. These groups had ethnic tensions, for language, religion, or cultural reasons.

The Ottomans comprised a Turkish elite who governed from Istanbul over Arabs, Levantines, Kurds, Egyptians, and Magrebies. Everyone knows that the Middle-East is a region brimming with ethnic conflict and the Ottoman years were not the exception.

The Soviet Union faced the same problem. For example, the Baltic States are inhabited by Baltic People, not Slavic People, and as a consequence of their invasion and annexation into the Soviet Union during the Second World War, they still hold grudges against Russians (the Soviet Union was dominated by Russians). Same applies for the Turkic Peoples of Central Asia, or the muslim minorities in the Caucasus (for example, the Chechens, who even fought a brief war against Russia in the 2000s).

The Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Soviet Union faced challenges such as ethnic diversity, revolts, corruption, weak leadership, and economic difficulties.

The Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and subsequently the Soviet Union faced several problems.

The Austro-Hungarian Empire faced challenges due to the ethnic diversity within its borders and the desire of different nationalities for their own independent nations. This led to internal conflicts and weakened the empire.

The Ottoman Empire faced revolts from various ethnic groups, corruption within the government, lack of technological development, and weak leadership, which ultimately led to its decline and partition by European powers.

The Soviet Union faced economic challenges, political dissent, and an inability to sustain its command economy, resulting in its eventual collapse.

Answer:

American Indians

Explanation:

Answer:

The right answer is:

(1) It allowed elements of capitalism within a communist economic system.

Explanation:

In the early 1920s, facing a dire economic and social situation, the Bolsheviks had to take a few steps back and reintroduce some capitalistic elements in order to stimulate growth and make the countryside produce food. In the 1980s, Mikhail Gorbachev attempted to reform a stagnated Soviet economy by allowing private initiative, entrepreneurship and decentralization of economic decisions; Gorbachev´s perestroika failed to achieve its ends, political instability took place and ultimately, communism in Eastern Europe collapsed, including the USSR.

Answer:

A. The Byzantine Empire

Explanation:

The Byzantine Empire, also referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire or Byzantium, was the continuation of the Roman Empire in its eastern provinces during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, when its capital city was Constantinople (modern Istanbul, formerly Byzantium) .

The Islamic Caliphates civilizations is MOST directly related to the inter-regional routes established in this era.

During the post-classical period (approximately 500 CE to 1500 CE), civilizations expanded geographically, and trade networks flourished. Let's examine the options:

- A) The Byzantine Empire: While the Byzantine Empire played a significant role in trade and cultural exchange, it was not the MOST directly related to inter-regional routes during this era.

- B) Scandinavian Vikings: The Vikings were skilled seafarers and engaged in trade, exploration, and raids across Europe. However, their impact on inter-regional routes was not as extensive as other civilizations.

- C) The Islamic Caliphates: The Islamic Caliphates were highly influential in establishing and maintaining inter-regional trade networks. They facilitated commerce between Asia, Africa, and Europe, especially through the Silk Road and Indian Ocean routes. The Islamic Golden Age also led to scientific advancements and cultural exchange²³.

- D) Central Asian Pastoral Groups: While Central Asian pastoral groups contributed to the movement of goods and ideas, their impact on inter-regional trade was not as central as that of the Islamic Caliphates.

Therefore, the civilization MOST directly related to inter-regional routes during the post-classical era is C) The Islamic Caliphates. Their extensive trade connections and cultural exchanges left a lasting legacy on the world stage.

Important new technologies contributed to the nation' industrial growth in the field of transportation and rail roads, textile and manufacturing and invention of telegraph.

Explanation

Steam engines and its utilization in the filed of transportation of raw materials proved to be much faster and it paved way for speeding up the manufacturing process. steam engines were also used to drain out water from the oil and coal mines in America. Coal was used to power the engines and its availability was in plenty in North America.

Much parts of America were rich in exporting cotton and many textile shops were also set up in America. Sweatshops were also opened during industrialization. The invention of telegraph improved the speed of communicating from one place to another. It also became a status symbol in the american households.

1. This is what the British brought to India that led the natives to demand independence a. a European education.

2. As India enters the 21st century, the legacy bequeathed to aspects of Indian life by the British is a. a shaky economy and load of debt.

3. The British Raj c. imposed wartime laws during peacetime--just on the citizens of India after their loyal military support for Britain during World War I.

4. This is how British used India’s caste system in their efforts to make India an industrialized nation, b. British companies ignored the limits imposed by the caste system and hired laborers on a merit basis instead.

The results of the British colonization of India include:

Thus, one can conclude that the colonization of India by the British was more disadvantageous to the Indian people.

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Final answer:

The British influence in India led to major changes, including the introduction of European education, exploitation of India's resources, and imposition of restrictive policies post-World War I. These actions contributed to the Indian demand for independence and have left a lasting impact on various aspects of Indian society into the 21st century.

Explanation:

The impact of British imperialism in India was profound, leading to significant changes in India’s social, economic, and political structures. The British introduced western education, imposed exploitative economic policies, and utilized India’s resources for their own gain. British rule also influenced aspects of Indian life into the 21st century, including the education system and the bureaucratic structure.

European education played a key role in awakening the consciousness of Indian people, leading them to demand independence in the 19th century.In the 21st century, the value placed on education and certain aspects of the bureaucratic structure can be attributed to Britain’s influence over India.Following World War I, instead of rewarding Indian military support with greater independence, the British Raj imposed restrictive laws reminiscent of wartime measures on Indian citizens, fueling further discontent.The British leveraged India’s caste system to maintain control, ensuring their industrial and administrative agendas could proceed with minimal resistance.