the main ones: John Dalton, J.J. Thompson, Ernest Rutherford, Niels Bohr, James Chadwick and Ernest Schrodinger
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What did French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau argue?
A. Kings and queens hold absolute power, and citizens must follow the laws of their country
B. A democracy can work only if citizens agree to give up some of their individual rights
C. In order for a government’s laws to be valid, the citizens have to agree with those laws
D. Governments should have a legislative branch, which would have the power to creat laws
Answer:
In order for a government's laws to be valid, the citizens have to agree with those laws.
Explanation: trust me
Answer:
The correct answer is c In order for a government's laws to be valid, the citizen's have to agree with those laws.
Explanation:
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Of Georgia's five regions, which is the smallest in size?
Appalachian Plateau
Ridge and Valley
Blue Ridge
Piedmont
Answer:
Explanation:Appalachian Plateau
i need 5 examples of what major changes took place socially during the crusades. please help!
Who was the
first to sign the
Declaration of
Independence
anil what would
have happened
if he got
captured?
Answer:
Jan HancockExplanation:
He was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence and if he got captured America might've never existed.
the united states is apart of ____ to work with other nations to protect European and and North American nations?
A.United Nations
B.North Atlantic Treaty Organization
C.International Monetary Fund
D.World Trade Organization
B.North Atlantic Treaty Organization
List three ways Smallpox impacted Native Americans.
Answer:
1. Skin disfiguration 2. Depigmented Scars 3. Blindness
Explanation:
Smallpox led to blindness and drpimented scras. Skin disfiguration was another effect. Unable to cope with the condition most native americans commited s**cide.
How did physical geography impact the building of missions and presidios in Texas?
A) Presidios had to be made from thick
wood logs
B) Missions and presidios were built faraway from rivers to prevent flooding.
C) Missions and presidios were built with local materials found nearby
D) Missions could be built from any material
Answer:
the answer is c
Explanation:
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BIBLICAL HISTORY: Match the following.
1. Levi
2. Deborah
3. Salmon
4. Ruth
5. Gideon
6. Samson
Delilah
No inheritance of land
Harvest
Barak
Father of Boaz
Midianites
Answer:
Samson and Delilah
Salmon and Father of Boaz
Deborah and Barak
Levi and No inheritance of land
Gideon and Harvest
Ruth and Midianites
What were some differences between the eastern and western portions of the Roman Empire?
Some main differences between the Eastern part of the Roman Empire and the Western part of the Roman Empire are that the Western part was closer to Barbarian Europe, thus creating worries about possible invaders, while the Eastern part of the empire was pretty much safe from those nomadic invaders.
Twonnshend act desctription please need 1 or 2 sentences
Answer:
The Townshend Acts were a series of laws passed in 1767 by the British Parliament that restructured the administration of the American colonies and placed duties on certain goods being imported into them.
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The first African captives brought to America were not considered slaves.
A.True
B.False
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
If you look in history books, it says mostly all African americans were slaves.
How did the arrival of European colonists in north america influence interactions between different groups of american indians during the mid-17th century?i
A. It led tribes to isolate themselves from one another to prevent the spread of disease
B. It resulted in most tribes uniting in military campaigns against european colonists
C. It allowed western tribes to migrate in huge numbers into eastern tribes’ territories
D. It created conflicts between tribes over resources that were traded to europeans
Answer
the answer is c
Explanation:
Answer:
It created conflicts between tribes over resources that were traded to europeans.
what was governmental policy toward strike
Answer:
The more successfully the government convinces both employers and unions that it will no longer submit to economic coercion, the less is the likelihood of strikes against the government. The policy which the government adopts toward prices will determine the policy which it pursues toward the adjustment of wages
Explanation:
One of the MOST damaging issues that the Continental Army faced during the Revolutionary War was
A) the harsh conditions of the North American winter.
B)frequent defection of Continental soldiers to the British.
C)weapon failures caused by low-quality colonial manufacturing,
D)slow communications between the army and the Continental Congress,
One of the most damaging issues that the Continental Army faced during the Revolutionary War was the harsh conditions of the North American winter.
What is the Revolutionary War?American independence from Great Britain was established through the American Revolutionary War, often known as the Revolutionary War. On April 19, 1775, the fighting started. On July 2, 1776, the Lee Resolution was passed, and the Declaration of Independence was issued.
American independence and the ending of British mercantilism in the country were among the important outcomes of the revolution, which allowed the United States to resume trading with Britain and other nations across the world.
Even though the army was suffering from the rain, snow, and cold, the lack of shelter, comforters, winter clothes, and even shoes made the situation much worse.
Hence, the appropriate response is option A.
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BIBLICAL HISTORY: Match the woman to her description.
1. had twin boys
2. married Boaz
3. married Salmon
4. mother-in-law
5. stayed in Moab
Ruth
Tamar
Naomi
Orpah
Rahab
Answer:
ruth married boaz
naomi mother in law is orpah
rahab married salmon
orpah was a mother in law
tamar had twins
Explanation:
Answer:
Match the woman to her description.
1 .
had twin boys
2
Ruth
2 .
married Boaz
1
Tamar
3 .
stayed in Moab
4
Naomi
4 .
mother-in-law
3
Orpah
5 .
married Salmon
5
Rahab
Explanation:
Who is allah’s messenger
Answer:
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Explanation:
pbuh means peace be upon him
Answer:
prophet Mohamed
Explanation:
Prophet Muhammad SAW from Mecca, unified Arabia into a single religious polity under Islam faith. Believed by Muslims to be a prophet and messenger of Allah SWT (God), Muhammad is almost universally considered by Muslims as the last prophet sent by God to mankind.
Which element from this poster is an example of a
glittering generality?
the slogan “Enlist Now”
the image of the eagle
the slogan “Defend Your Country"
the answer is B
Answer:
B
Explanation:
You gave the answer above lol its correct
B - the image of the eagle
Explanation:
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1. What are the 7 continents of the world?
2. Which continent is the largest?
3. What is both a country and continent?
4. In what continent can Brazil be found?
5. In what continent can India be found?
6. In what continent can Spain be found?
7. What ocean is between North America and Europe?
8. Name one country that the equator runs through.
9. Name one country that the prime meridian runs through.
10. Find 3 major mountain ranges in the world in at least 2 different continents.
11. What is the latitude and longitude of Paris, France?
12. What is the latitude and longitude of Cape Town, South Africa?
13. What sea can be found south of mainland Europe?
14. What major river runs south in the United States?
15. Which desert encompasses most of the Middle East?
16. Which world wonder can be found at 40°N, 116° E? (Eastern Hemisphere)
17. Which world wonder can be found at 40° N. 74° W? (Western Hemisphere)
18. What is the most populated country in the world?
19. What is the longest river in Africa?
20. What is the longest river in Asia?
1. Africa, Asia, North America, South America, Australia, Europe, Antarctica
2. Asia
3. Australia
4. South America
5. Asia
6. Europe
7. Atlantic
8. Brazil
9. France
10. Himalayas, Alps, Appalachian
11. 48° N, 2° E
12. 33° S, 18° E
13. Mediterranean
14. Mississippi River
15. Arabian Desert
16. Great Wall of China
17. Macchu Picchu (?)
18. China
19. Nile
20. Yangtze/Yangzi
So wht's the answer?? I see 2 different answers..
Answer:
Where is your question?
Answer:
certificate of deposit
Explanation:
Edmentum
Explain why the
Native Americans
were angry with
the British.
Answer: The native Americans were really the first ones who founded North America and the British took North America away from them....sadly the truth isn’t spoken too much in schools tho. Hope this helps
Explanation:
The Declaration of Independence and the "Social Contract Theory" both arose from which philosophical movement?
A. Realism
B. Humanism
C. Enlightenment
D. Existentialism
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Why was William Cockerill's immigration to Belgium a historical turning point? He built an industrial monopoly for Belgium. He created a revolutionary steel-making process. He began the spread of industrial technology to other countries. He was the first to hire unskilled workers for industrial jobs.
Answer:
He began the spread of industrial technology to other countries.
The creation of a revolutionary steel-making process was William Cockerill's immigration to Belgium was a historical turning point. Thus, option 'B' is the correct option.
Who was William Cockerill?British businessman William Cockerill founded a company in Belgium that manufactured textile machines. Due to his contribution to the establishment of the industrial spinning sector, his immigration to Belgium marked a turning point. He started creating tools for spinning and carding wool in 1799. Napoleon bestowed upon him the Legion of Honor in 1807 in recognition of his manufacturing achievements.
He acquired Belgian citizenship in 1810, and in 1813 he brought a Watt steam engine into the country. Additionally sent to France were his machines. Despite the fact that the French Revolutionary Wars were still going on, Cockerill thought that his chances as a machine-maker would be greater there. He landed in the Low Countries and made his way to Amsterdam after waiting for six months without hearing anything.
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What was the effect of Japanese imperialism on the development of nationalism in the early 1900s?
Imperialism caused the Japanese to lose interest in nationalism as they explored other parts of the world.
Imperialism brought other cultures to the Japanese and nationalism waned.
Nationalism developed very slowly.
Nationalism became an important part of Japanese culture.
Answer: Japan had always been a very insular country before the 1900's however, the effect of Japanese imperialism on the development of nationalism in the early 1900's was that Nationalism became an important part of Japanese culture.
Explanation:
A key characteristic of a federalist government is
Answer: shared power amongst national and local governments
Explanation:
What did the people use as the basis for General Fundamentals?
A) Roman Law
B) English Common Law
C) Mayflower Compact
D) The Book of Laws
The basis for the General Fundamentals was B) English Common Law.
What inspired the General Fundamentals?The body of work that inspired the General Fundamentals was English Common Law. This was because the colonists at Plymouth were English colonists and they came up with the General Fundamentals based on their knowledge of the law according to English Common Law.
This was why the General Fundamentals included the rights that English people were afforded under English Common Law.
In conclusion, the basis that the people used for General Fundamentals was English Common Law.
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A major cause of World War 1 was?
A. decolonization.
B.the existence of secret alliances.
C.the spread of Communism throughout Europe.
D.All of the choices are correct.
Please help me I don’t know the answer
When signing the Mayflower Compact the PLYMOUTH Colony’s people were able to what?
Answer:
The Mayflower Compact created laws for Mayflower Pilgrims and non-Pilgrims alike for the good of their new colony. It was a short document which established that: the colonists would remain loyal subjects to King James, despite their need for self-governance. Hope this helps enough!
Explanation:
2. English settlers established Jamestown in 1607. It was the first successful colony in North America, John Smith was not the leader of the colony at this time but took a prominent role later on. There were no women at Jamestown. The men who settled there built a large fort and met with the local Native Americans. But they made some crucial mistakes. The site they had chosen was in fact a malarial swamp, and a lot of them got sick and died. They had arrived in May too late to plant crops, and when the first winter came, many settlers starved, froze and died of sickness. Some men deserted to join the local Native Americans, who were much more capable of dealing with the cold winter. According to the passage, which of the following was a mistake early Jamestown settlers made?
A. The settlers distrusted the local Native
B. The settlers did not bring enough blankets Americans. to help survive the winter.
C. The settlers arrived too late in the year to
D. The settlers couldn't agree on who would plant crops. lead them.
Answer:
C. The settlers arrived too late in the year to
Explanation:
It's C because it says "They had arrived in May too late to plant crops, and when the first winter came, many settlers starved, froze and died of sickness" so since it was May it was too late to plant/grow any crops.
Answer:
The settlers distrusted the local Native
Explanation:
He forced all colonists to work and contribute to the colony as a whole. He imposed badly needed discipline and even staged shooting contests and drills to scare local Indians who were surely spying on them. Besides managing Jamestown, John Smith procured food from local Indians for European trinkets and goods.
How was the Tea Act different from the Sugar Act,
Stamp Act, and Townshend Acts
Answer:
The Sugar Act was passed in 1764 and the Stamp Act was passed a year later in 1765. Both were designed to raise revenue for the British. ... The Sugar Act was designed to regulate commerce and trade especially in the New England region. The Stamp Act was the first direct tax on domestically produced and consumed items.
Explanation:
In your own words, how would it be like today if the United States would build pyramids for Presidents that have deceased? Explain
Answer:
aExplanation:
It would be pretty cool ngl. Seeing modern pyramids rebuilt for presidents in 2020 would be extravagant. They'd be built so that they wouldn't fall apart because the inner structure would be supported by scaffolding or concrete, idk.
