How did the Seminoles most likely use Florida’s geography to survive the Seminole Wars?
A. They climbed into the high mountains
B. They trekked far into the deserts
C. They hid deep in the swamps
D. They camped out on the beaches

Answer:

C. They hid deep in the swamps

Explanation:

It cant be A because there are no mountains if Florida.

It cant be B because there is no deserts in Florida.

It cant be D because on  the beach you can easily be spotted.

They hid deep in the swamps is the Seminoles most likely use Florida’s geography to survive the Seminole Wars. Hence, option C is correct.

The fiercest struggle the United States government ever engaged in with American Indians was the Second Seminole War, also referred to as the Seminole War proper. The United States spent more than $20 million fighting the Seminoles.

In the battle, more than 1,500 members of the military and countless civilian Americans perished. Tensions with the native Seminoles increased as more people moved to Southwest Florida, eventually resulting in the Third Seminole War.

Jackson was unable to find or capture the Seminoles, bringing an end to the First Seminole Indian War. In 1819, the Spanish sold Florida to the US.

Thus, option C is correct.

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Different levels of government were created to -

a- protect our foreign interests
b- help better meet the needs of the citizens
c- provide jobs for political offices
d- follow the Constitution

What did the Babylonian use to track time?

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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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

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

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Make ONE connection to any Depth & Complexity icon. Explain in two or three sentences.

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Which event took place during the Siege of Pensacola?

Gálvez wanted to invade, but a sandbar at the entrance of Pensacola Bay stopped his advance.
Gálvez took command of a ship and led the militia over a sandbar into Pensacola Bay.
Gálvez’s troops abandoned him and said, “He can invade alone!”
Gálvez was punished by the Spanish royalty for making a big mistake.

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James Oglethorpe was the founder of the colony of North Carolina.
(T) (F)

Which colony was settled as a refuge for Catholics

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True or False: Most nations of Eastern Europe decided to remain communist even though the Soviet Union stopped using force to control them.

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.

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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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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

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what are the 3 realms of earth?

Which of the following statements about the Medicine Lodge Council treaty is true?
A. The US government promised to leave the Plains tribes alone.
B. The US government promised never to move them from their reservations.
C. The US government promised them tribal sovereignty.
D. The US government promised to protect the Plains tribes from white encroachment.

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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."

Imagine that you are the editor of your local paper. The United States has just made the decision to join the Allies in WWI. Many citizens in your small town have not stayed up-to-date with current events and are unaware of the numerous things that have played a part in the US decision to go to war. Your job is to create an informative front page article that will explain the country’s decision to join the war. Design a headline that captures what you feel is the main cause behind the US declaration of war. Use your story to explain the other events and circumstances that influenced US leaders to go to war. First, get brianly

What is widely believed to be the one accomplishment of the Articles of Confederation?
A. Congress had the power to tax states to raise revenue

B.Congress had the power to regulate commerce.

C.The Northwest Ordinance was passed in 1787 which set guidelines for forming new states

D.Congress had the power to make a national currency

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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.

Which of the following could be called the "founder" of Hinduism?
A Krishna
B Buddha
C Moses
D Muhammad

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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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What was a metic in Athenian society?

a farmworker
a military leader
a free noncitizen
a wealthy citizen

what are the 3 realms of the earth?

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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.

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?

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!