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Now that you’ve selected a leader, write a three-paragraph essay explaining why you think that person was a good leader. Use these tips to write your opinion essay.

Your essay should include these elements:
a clear thesis statement in the introductory paragraph that sets out the main idea of the essay

a paragraph to support the thesis that includes supporting facts from the unit lessons or outside research
a concluding paragraph that restates the main idea and summarizes the main points of the essay

an engaging writing style, with clear, grammatically correct writing and well-reasoned arguments

The leader I picked is Cyrus the Great

How much did sharecroppers
generally earn working on someone
else's farm?
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What were the major industries of colonial America?

A. cattle and coffee

B. textiles and coal mining

C. fishing and tobacco

D. iron mining and sugar

Choose the four best items to trade(HURRY PLEASEEEEE)

What was the responsibility of the assemblies in Rome?
A) To communicate with foreigners and outside allies
B) To make the laws and elect officials
C) To control the money of the government
D) To judge cases in the Roman court

Select the correct answer. How did Northern leaders try to encourage Americans to buy goods made in the United States rather than foreign imports?
A. high taxes on imports to increase the cost of imported goods
B. low taxes on imports to increase the cost of imported goods
C. high taxes on imports to decrease the cost of imported goods
D. low taxes on imports to decrease the cost of imported goods
E. high taxes on imports to decrease the cost of manufactured goods
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Which of the following opposed secession, but favored defending the South if the federal government tried to use force to maintain the Union?
Group of answer choices

Stonewall Jackson

Ulysses S. Grant

Robert E. Lee

Jefferson Davis

What are the three memories in A Celabration of Grandfathers?

Which statements about a democratic state are true?

Choose all answers that are correct.


Leaders are appointed or elected with no opposition.


The accused must be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.


Newspapers are controlled by the government.


The military promises loyalty to the ideals of the country.

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Which Canadian province has the most in common culturally with France?
A.
Alberta
B.
Ontario
C.
Quebec
D.
Manitoba

Which Roman officials made sure laws were followed?
A) Senators
B) Orators Eliminate
C) Magistrates
D) Dictators

Why did groups like the Ku Klux Klan terrorize African Americans?

This is for my sister pls help her Tom is an Inuit living in the northern Canadian territory of Nunavut. Which climate is he likely to experience?
A.
tropical humid
B.
semiarid
C.
humid continental
D.
tundra

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Which statements about a democratic state are true?

Choose all answers that are correct.


Civil rights are guaranteed to citizens.


Individuals who criticize the government can be jailed or executed.


Students are allowed to read only what the government approves.


Individuals can speak out against policies they don't like.

You have learned that invasive species are plants, animals, and organisms that encroach on and ultimately take over the habitat of native species. Search “invasive species in the United States” and choose one species from the results. Find information on the invasive species you choose, including when, where, and how it was introduced into the United States and what dangers it might pose. Should these dangers be addressed? Are attempts being made to stop the spread of this species? If not, should anything be done to stop the spread of the species?

Respond to the prompt. Support your opinions with explanations and evidence.

Burmese Pythons
Burmese pythons are native to Southeast Asia. the pythons were first brought to the United States as exotic pets. When the exotic pet trade increased in the 1980s, Miami had thousands kinds of snakes because pythons can grow to uncontainable sizes and some irresponsible owners would release the snakes into the wild.
The releasing of these exotic pets might not be the only reason this species of snakes was spread in Miami because most experts believe the pythons’ population grew immensely in the Everglades previously after Hurricane Andrew. It was during that storm that a python breeding facility was destroyed, releasing many snakes into the nearby swamps.
Today, authorities don’t know how many pythons wander the area, maybe because the Everglades is huge and some snakes camouflage their surroundings. The Burmese python has already overwhelmed the mammal population of the Everglades, cruelly damaging its biodiversity. These snakes cause serious destruction to Miami. This snake affected certain species by declining their population by a large amount. These snakes are believed very dangerous predators. According to one study, between 1997 and 2012 the Everglades’ raccoon, opossum and bobcat populations dropped 99.3, 98.9, and 87.5 percent correspondingly. Meanwhile “marsh rabbits, cottontail rabbits and foxes successfully extinct,” the study said.

The Burmese python had a massive a population in Everglades, so the state of Florida has detached policies to hunting them, and even set up encouragement programs. Hunters can hunt Burmese pythons and other invasive reptiles on private lands all year without a permit or hunting license. These strategies to reduce the invasive snake population are efficient, but in my opinion they should do more. For example, every time a citizen that finds an invasive snake in the wild or thinks that they found one could send a photo, description, time, date, and where they found to an official, and if it is an invasive snake the official could send back to Southeast Asia.

Can you please check my essay if it meets all the requirements

What was the major cash crop grown in the Caribbean by colonial powers?
A.
cotton
B.
sugar
C.
tea
D.
corn

Why were traditional African folk stories passed on from generation to generation?

to help cultures share their histories with outsiders
to make guesses about future events
to provide advice about how to live
to teach morals with both opinions and facts

Please write this in your perspective of the Fugitive Slave Act as a Northerner. Thank you! :D

Hello everyone! Can you answer the question, "How did cultural diffusion change the world of ancient Greece?

PLS HELP ME
What is ONE thing modern nations can learn from the Ming Dynasty’s
mistakes in regards to isolationism and trade? Be sure to address both
isolationism and trade in your response. Your response should be at least 2-3 sentences.

Why did Rome fall?

A) Smaller battles turned into long civil wars

B) Rome lost the Punic Wars, losing land

C) The slaves escaped and stopped Rome’s trade

D) The soldiers supported the government, not the people Eliminate

20 points asap What government and civic responsibility is represented by the three R’s: reduce, reuse, and recycle?
A. conservation
B. commercialism
C. recreation
D. communication

People from the United States made up about 80 percent of those who went to California to dig for gold. Identify the countries and regions from which the other 20 percent emigrated.

PLEASE help

How did the country deal with arguments over slavery? How did the addition of new territory to the U.S. affect the question of slavery? What compromises were made relating to slavery in the 1800s? What were their effects?

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How many insurrections were reported in the South before the Emancipation Proclamation was issued by President Lincoln?

A: about the 25
B: about 250
C: about 2,500
D: about 25,000

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Which statement would be MOST important to include in a summary of the article?
A
The geography of Mesoamerica was primarily lakes and mountains.

B
The Aztec civilization was the most advanced of the Mesoamericans.
C
The Mayan society borrowed Olmec recreational traditions.
D
The Olmecs are known for massive volcanic rock sculptures.

HEELP HELP HELP PLS PLS PLS GIVEN BRAINLIEST AND 100 POINTS IT HISTORY Question 3
You’ve just received a request to settle a dispute between some peasants and nobles in England. It seems the peasants want to be paid for their work. The nobles, on the other hand, think things are getting out of control. Your first step is to read some evidence from a guy named Jean Froissart. He’s a Frenchman, but he’s been to England and seen what’s going on first hand. Here is his take on the problem:

It is customary in England, as in several other countries, for the nobility to have great privileges over the commonalty, whom they keep in bondage; that is to say, they are bound by law and custom to plough the lands of gentleman, to harvest the grain, to carry it home to the barn, to thrash and winnow it: they are also bound to harvest the hay and carry it home. All these services they are obliged to perform for their lords . . .

The evil-disposed in these districts began to rise, saying, they were too severely oppressed; that at the beginning of the world there were no slaves, and that no one ought to be treated as such, unless he had committed treason against his lord, as Lucifer had done against God: but they had done no such thing, for they were neither angels nor spirits, but men formed after the same likeness with their lords, who treated them as beasts. This they would not longer bear, but had determined to be free, and if they laboured or did any other works for their lords, they would be paid for it.

[Source: Jean Froissart, Chronicles (The Peasant Revolt)]

After reading this evidence, you note that the peasants do a lot of work for the nobles. Still, Froissart calls the peasants “the evil-disposed.” But why does he think they want to do evil? You decide to pay England a visit and ask both sides a few questions. Here is how your conversation goes:

You: Is it really true that you don’t get paid at all right now?

Peasants: Yeah. It’s part of the old system of feudalism. We’re supposed to work for the nobles without pay because that’s the way it’s always been. But times have changed. We’re growing more food because we have better methods of farming. That benefits the nobles as well as us.

You: Yes. I’ve heard about that.

Peasants: And since the plague killed so many people there have been fewer workers. Without us, nothing gets done.

You: I’ve read a lot about that too.

[You turn to the nobles.]

You: What about you? Why are you so dissatisfied? I mean, you don’t have to work from sun up to sun down.

Nobles: Us? Our very lives are in danger! You didn’t read the rest of what Froissart wrote. Robert Salle, a knight, tried to reason with the peasants. Guess what happened to him?

Peasants: Hey, that wasn’t all of us! And Salle wasn’t exactly nonviolent himself.

[Source: Jean Froissart, Chronicles (Death of Sir Robert Salle)]

You realize that this is some pretty serious stuff. You tell the peasants and the nobles you’d like to do some more research before coming up with a solution.

Read this secondary source to find out more about the conflict between the peasants and the nobles:

The Peasants' Revolt 1381

After doing your research you decide to write a short paragraph that provides a solution to the problem. Your paragraph should answer these questions:

What is the conflict about?
What does each side want?
What do you think each side should do? Why?
Based on your research, do you think the peasants and nobles will take your advice? Why or why not?






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