Which of these is true about the United States government and the Roman Republic government?
A) They both had written constitutions
B) They both have checks and balances built in
C) They both only let leaders rule for one year
D) They both had consuls who served as judges

Answer:

A: They both had written constitutions

Explanation:

We actually borrowed some of our constitution ideas from the Roman government.

Which two bodies of water meet at the Persian Gulf?

(A) the Nile and Jordan Rivers

(B) the Jordan and Tigris Rivers

(C) the Nile and Euphrates Rivers

(D) the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
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The map shows the Fertile Crescent.

How can impeachment preserve democracy?

The events on the timeline above were all steps taken to —
A-gain equal pay for all Americans
B-provide more benefits to Americans
C-extend civil rights to American citizens
D-increase the number of American graduates

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.
If you can you make it about the Burmese Python.

Which two of the following sentences from the article BEST summarize the rise and fall of the Aztec civilization?
By the early 1500s, the Aztecs had conquered most of Mesoamerica and had imposed their rule on an estimated 11 million to 12 million people.
They (the Aztecs) built their society around a military elite. A council of the most successful warriors chose the ruler.
The Aztecs adopted traditions that dated back to the Olmecs. They played the same ball game and kept a sophisticated calendar.
The Spanish controlled all of Mexico within 10 years, easily overwhelming the traumatized survivors of this novel disease (smallpox).
A
1 and 2
B
1 and 3
C
1 and 4
D
2 and 4

How did the Fifteenth Amendment help African Americans?

It denied the rights of white Southerners.

It protected African Americans’ right to due process.

It gave African American men the right to vote.

Was the Vietnam War a civil war or a war of aggression? Explain

How was the word Schutzstaffel used during WWII?

Explain the significance of the Oregon Trail

Why were Roman roads and bridges built where they fought?
A) To make sure the army’s soldiers could not escape
B) To make sure the army did not lose as easily
C) To make sure the enemy army moved slower
D) To help the Roman army move faster

Item 19 What are rights guaranteed by the Magna Carta? Choose all answers that are correct. If the king showed inadequate care and concern for his subjects, he could be removed. All serfs throughout England were freed from any further obligation to their feudal lords. A council composed of great nobles and clergy had to approve special taxes. A freeman must have broken a law and have been tried by a jury to be jailed or fined.

which statement is true of a federal but not of a unitary system of government?
A. its local governments are extensions of the central government
B. its local governments cannot be abolished by the central government
C. its central government usually appoints the leaders of local governments
D. its central government delegates responsibilities to local governments to carry out.

How did the writings of Sam Watkins illustrate the daily life of the common soldier

write a 5 sentence paragraph based on What is the significance of the Preamble's opening words, "We the people of the United States"? I WILL NAME BRAINLIEST

What was one of Augustus Caesar’s biggest accomplishments as a leader?
A) Encouraging the democratic voting process
B) Passing his power along to the Senate
C) Making sure the citizens’ voices were heard
D) Building projects for the empire

Summarize below how the US Constitution separates powers between the three branches of government. Be sure to include the name of each branch and the main offices people hold in that branch.

I'll give brainliest to whoever answers legitimately.

what invention has changed the world more the bicycle or the television

just a random question :)

Image of a physical map of the United States.

Which of the following coordinates correspond to a mountainous area? (4 points)






60° N latitude, 20° W longitude

40° N latitude, 20° E longitude

60° N latitude, 40° E longitude

40° N latitude, 40° E longitude

"Proclaim liberty throughout all the land," is written on the Statue of Liberty.


True False I need help now pls.

Which camp was worse for POW's?

British law placed a high tax on:

Which river makes up a large part of the boundary between Mexico and the United States?
A.
Mississippi River
B.
Rio Grande
C.
Amazon River
D.
Rio de la Plata

The first civil war in Rome started as a fight between….
A) Rival military generals
B) Merchants in the hills and merchants in the port cities
C) The poor uprising against the rich
D) The emperor did not like the way his governors were working

Most of the money the state uses to pay for services comes from state taxes. Washington’s major tax sources include the sales tax, the property tax, and a rather unique tax called the Business and Occupation (B&O) tax, which is a tax on [the value of goods and services sold by a business]. Washington is one of seven states that does not levy a personal income tax.

–A Citizen’s Guide to the Washington
State Budget, 2013

How is the business and occupation tax different from other taxes?
It is not part of the state government’s revenue.
It is a tax on the value of items sold by businesses.
It is a tax taken on items when they are sold to customers.
It is a tax on the value of the property owned by businesses.

Read the first four paragraphs of “The Maya.” Which paragraph explains how historians learned about the Mayan civilization?
A
As the Olmecs declined, their neighbors to the east — the Maya — prospered in an area the size of Colorado or Great Britain. This area on the Yucatan Peninsula had poor, infertile soil and no large rivers, not ideal for a flourishing civilization. Yet its people built terraces to trap silt from the small rivers. They grew corn, beans, squash, peppers, cassava, and cacao (chocolate). With no beasts of burden (horses, oxen), their luxury goods were portable — feathers, jade, gold, and shells.
B
The Maya organized themselves into small city-states instead of one big empire. The largest was Tikal, which by 750 CE, had about 40,000 inhabitants. Tikal's residents had specialized occupations and were ruled by elites. The city-states fought each other frequently. The main goal was to capture their enemies and sacrifice them to the Mayan gods.

C
We know about the Maya because they developed an elaborate and sophisticated writing system. It was the most advanced in Mesoamerica. Mayan writing included both pictographs and symbols for syllables. Since the 1980s, scholars have made great progress in deciphering this script. Many carved inscriptions have survived, but only a few accordion books on bark or deerskin remain.
D
Maya shamans (priests) were quite advanced in cosmology and mathematics. They invented three kinds of calendars. A 365-day solar year calendar was used for agricultural cycles. A 260-day ritual calendar was used for daily affairs. A third calendar, called the Long Count calendar, went back to 3114 BCE. It recorded the large-scale passage of time.

Pls help me
A: How did Charlemagne strengthen his kingdom?

B: What was the greatest value of the Magna Carta?

Use the map below to answer the following question:

Image of a physical map of the United States. 60 degrees N longitude crosses through the Atlantic Ocean, Scandinavia, and the Ural Mountains. 40 degrees N longitude crosses through the Iberian Peninsula, the Mediterranean Sea, Italy, and parts of southern Europe and western Asia. 60 degrees E latitude passes through parts of eastern Europe and western Asia. 0 degrees latitude passes through the Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea, Great Britain, and Western Europe. 20 degrees W latitude passes through the Iceland and the Atlantic Ocean. 40 degrees E latitude passes through eastern Europe, the Black Sea, and western Asia.

Which of the following coordinates correspond to a mountainous area? (4 points)

60° N latitude, 20° W longitude
40° N latitude, 20° E longitude
60° N latitude, 40° E longitude
40° N latitude, 40° E longitude

Which of the following groups is indigenous to Mexico?
A.
Aztecs
B.
Spanish
C.
Portuguese
D.
Iroquois

30 point please I need help
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

Rome’s Constitution was…
A) A written document outlining their rules
B) The writings of Roman kings
C) The setup of the government from kings to slaves
D) a system of rules to organize government Eliminate