Evaluate the job responsibilities of a space operations specialist. Explain why the minimum requirement for this occupation is a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma (GED) with 15 college credits.
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Answers will vary. The correct answer should consider/discuss the following areas: Space operations specialists attend basic training and technical training once enlisted. At the end of the training program, specialists earn a technology degree. The work a space operations specialist performs is more technical in nature than other military jobs. The job does not focus on complex analysis of the results of data like an intelligence officer, a job that does require a college degree. The job of a space operations specialist provides more technical support and operation of satellites, and it does not require a college-level understanding of a particular field.

The right response should take into account and cover the following topics: After enlisting, space operations experts receive technical and basic training.

A technical degree is awarded to specialists at the conclusion of the training course. Compared to other military careers, the work a space operations expert does is highly technical.

The position is not centered on in-depth data analysis like an intelligence officer, which does call for a college degree.A job description, or JD, is a narrative that is produced and outlines the general responsibilities and tasks of a position.

Job responsibilities are the obligations and responsibilities of a specific

role. The work description is another name for this. However, roles refer to a person's place within a team. Depending on the organization or industry, different individuals play different roles in a team.

A college-level grasp of a particular topic is not necessary for the position of a space operations professional, which provides more technical support and satellite operation.

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Which colony was settled as a refuge for Catholics

7. Based on what you know of Jamestown and John Smith, what do you think John Smith should have written about in his history of Jamestown? You must list at least 2 facts.






8. Based on what you know of Plymouth, Massachusetts, what do you think William Bradford should have written about in his history of Plymouth? You must list at least 2 facts.






9. Who was the woman published in America?




10. Who was Phillis Wheatley?

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Elisha requested a double portion of Elijah's spirit. What was the condition that would show whether or not Elisha's request of Elijah would be granted?

if Elijah was taken up by a whirlwind
if Elisha saw Elijah when he was taken away
if Elijah dropped his mantle to Elisha
if the Jordan river parted when Elisha struck it with Elijah's mantle

In one or more paragraphs explain why the necessary and proper clause (elastic clause) can be a good thing and a bad thing for America.
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Excerpt from A Change of Plans
Rasheida Gomez

The day of Josephine and Cora's campout had finally arrived. The two friends had been planning the campout for more than two weeks. They picked out a spot for the tent in Josephine's backyard. They chose the games they wanted to play. Now they were at the store with Josephine's dad buying camping food. "This campout is going to be perfect," Cora said as she dropped a bag of marshmallows into the cart. "We have the perfect tent, the perfect games, and the perfect food!"

Just then a loud clap of thunder sounded outside. The wind whipped as a bright flash filled the dark sky.

"But not the perfect weather," Cora moaned.

"That was thunder and that means rain. Rain means no camping," Josephine groaned.

"I guess we can stop shopping!" Cora snapped. She began taking food out of the cart.

As Josephine's father placed the food back in the cart, he told the girls not to give up on their campout. They paid for the food and went back to Josephine's house to wait out the storm.

At dinnertime the sky remained dark gray as the rain continued to pour down outside. The girls sat in silence while they ate. Cora looked out the window and said sadly, "I can't believe it's still raining. Our campout was supposed to be perfect."
What did Cora mean when she said, "This campout is going to be perfect"?

A) Cora's parents' house was the best place to host a campout.
B) Cora planned the campout to bond with her perfect friend, Josephine.
C) They made a lot of plans and collected a lot of stuff for camping.
D) Josephine and Cora's campout would celebrate their perfect attendance for not being absent from school.
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In which part of the country was
slavery outlawed first?
A. South
B. West
C. North

what are the 3 realms of the earth?

Which of the following was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation? Please hurry

A. No national court system

B. In order for a law to be changed all states had to agree to the change

C. Congress had no power to collect taxes

D. There were no guidelines to establish new states

Please help I will give the brain thing and extra points.

What was one important feature of the Babylonian Empire in Mesopotamia?
A. It created the first system of irrigation.
B. It developed advance bronze weapons.
C. It used diplomacy to expand.
D. It was made up of independent states.
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What was a metic in Athenian society?

a farmworker
a military leader
a free noncitizen
a wealthy citizen

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give an example of casework, why is it important for legislation to do casework such the example you gave?

if you do not know dont answer and say i dont know just to get the points. i really need help.

what are the 3 realms of earth?

In the ghetto, what do the conditions seem to be like for the Jews? Is this a way in which you would like to live, why or why not?

Please help!
Sir Isaac Newton's Principia Mathematica is considered of what significance?
A. "a stepping stone to becoming a brilliant politician and a Member of Parliament."
B. "a brilliant work on the principles of calculus."
C. "A finest mathematics textbook for the 17th century"
D. "the greatest single contribution to the history of science."

Which is a constitutional requirement to run for Congress?
Group of answer choices

At least 25 years old

U.S. Citizen

U.S. permanent resident

At least 30 years old

Sea trade became more preferable to overland trade for these reasons:
Examples
- faster, cheaper, carried more cargo
- faster could move armies, cheaper
- carried more cargo,faster, ships provided more protection from monsoons.

Long ago, we didn't have refrigerators or washing machines. We couldn't listen to music, either. Not like we do now, anyway. So, what did people do?

Let's take a look at how people lived way back when.

Listening to Music

Today, people record music. That's why we can listen to our favorite songs over and over again. But not long ago there was no way to record sound. If people wanted music, they had to go to a concert. Or, they could learn to play an instrument.

This changed in 1877. That's when Thomas Edison invented the tinfoil phonograph. This machine recorded sound on tinfoil. There was just one problem: tinfoil can tear! So in 1886, Alexander Graham Bell made a new machine. It recorded sound on wax. The sound was hard to hear, but people were amazed to hear it.

In 1887, Emile Berliner came up with the gramophone. This machine could record and play sound on flat disks that were later called "records." Recordings could be copied onto lots of these disks. People could now play music in their homes whenever they wanted to. Imagine that!

Storing Snacks

Illustration of a smiling woman putting food in an icebox

Image credit: The Ladies' Home Journal, March 1906, p48.

Want some ice cream or a cold drink? Refrigerators make it easy to keep food fresh and safe to eat. But there were no electric refrigerators until the 1910s. So how did people keep their food cool?

People kept their food cold in a wooden "icebox." The icebox had a space at the top that held a big block of ice. The ice kept food on the lower shelves cool. When the ice melted, people could have new ice delivered.

Doing the Laundry

Black and white illustration of a woman washing clothes using an early, mechanical laundry machine

How do you do laundry? Many of us have washing machines. But back in the olden days, people had to rub their wet, soapy clothes against a rough surface to get the dirt out. It was really tiring.

The first washing machine came along in the mid-1800s. It was very different from today's machines. Here's how it worked: You'd put the soap, water, and clothes into a wooden box. Then, you'd turn a crank by hand to stir the water. The clothes got moved around in the water so dirt would come out. The machine even came with a wringer. You put the clean clothes through, and the wringer squeezed water out of them. Laundry got a lot easier!

Life has really changed over the years. Imagine what it'll be like in 100 years!

What did the Babylonian use to track time?

Which answer best describes part of James Otis' role in the Revolutionary Period?

Help me write this please..
The three basic economic questions societies face are (1) what goods and services to produce, (2) how to produce those goods and services, and (3) who will get them.

In one or two paragraphs, explain how supply and demand help societies determine their answers to these three questions. Be sure to provide an example of the effect of supply and demand on a society's answers.

Which goes where? ASAP!!!!!!

The result of the 7 year war was in favor of ____.

A. The French
B. The native Americans
C. The British

After the war, how were the rights of different groups of Louisiana colonists affected? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

Women gained the right to vote.
Most African Americans remained enslaved.
Free people of color could participate in government.
American Indians were not allowed to vote.
White men with land could not run for office.

Where did the US government relocate the Kiowa and Comanche tribes?
A. southwestern Kansas and northwestern Indian Territory
B. western Indian Territory and the Texas Panhandle
C. the Cherokee Outlet and the Leased District
D northwestern Texas and southeastern Indian Territory

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A scientist finds a fossil that she thinks might make a good index fossil. Which characteristic does this fossil most likely have? It is the remains of an organism still found alive today. It is the remains of an organism that is found in abundance nearby. It is the only fossil for this type of organism that has ever been found. It is the remains of an organism that lived in a narrow geographic area.

Patrick Henry made this statement in his speech at the Virginia Ratifying Convention. The purpose of the speech was to explain why he opposed ratifying the Constitution without a Bill of Rights.

A quotation by Patrick Henry at the Virginia Ratifying Convention. He says, You are not to inquire how your trade may be increased, nor how you are to become a great and powerful people, but how your liberties can be secured, for liberty ought to be the direct end of your government.
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With which statement would the author of the quote above most likely agree?

a)The president should have the ability to meet with leaders from around the world to plan for war.
b) The U.S. Supreme Court should have the ability to strike down a law limiting prayer on public property.
c)The New York legislature should have the ability to pass a law limiting media coverage of a local tragedy.
d)A coalition of U.S. senators should be able to add NASA funding to the new congressional budget.

Who is considered the "Father of Modern Economics" and what is he known for?



John Maynard Keynes, The System of Economic Balance


Sun Tzu, The Power of the Orient


Louis XIV, The Art of Mercantilism


Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations