Which event prompted U.S. intervention in Latin America during the Cold War era?


A. British claims to the Falkland Islands


B. civil war in El Salvador


C. Soviet-sponsored revolution in Brazil


D. a popular uprising in Mexico

One of the most important causes of the economic crisis that caused
the French Revolution was

A. rising healthcare costs.
B. a shortage of food.
C. economic expansion.
D. an outbreak of small pox.

which state signed the constitution last amendment?

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Select TWO ways that the legislative courts and constitutional courts differ from one another.

Special courts are inferior and receive their power from the legislature; constitutional courts are superior and receive their power from the Constitution.

Circuit courts have constitutional authority; territorial courts have legislative authority through Congress’ power to make rules and regulations with respect to U.S. territory.

Legislative courts are authorized by the Constitution; constitutional courts are authorized by the Supreme Court.

Constitutional court judges have a tenure of service; legislative court judges are appointed for life.

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_________ increased competition for power among European states and led to imperialism.


A. Ethnocentrism

B. Communism

C. Industrialization

D. Social Darwinism

What is it called when the president or other high official is removed from office?

C. Explain ONE way the ideas of Chang Han reflect a traditional Chinese view of China's relationship with other cultures.

On what did Catharine Beecher base her arguments?
A. U.S. law did not stop women from speaking in public.
B. Men should help women to debate in public.
C. It was the Christian way for women to be subordinate to men.
D. Women should only present their arguments in writing.

Topic: The 13 colonies & Great Britain.



What were the acts that were issued by Parliament as a response to the Boston Tea​

Aksum dominated the trading market in the region because_____.

it was the largest empire
it controlled the Red Sea
it made its own money
it used camels to cross the desert

National rebellions in Egypt and India were similar because

Categorizing Calendars
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Place each description below the calendar it describes
12 months, 355 days
Early Roman Calendar
Islamic Calendar
Gregorian Calendar
begins with birth of Rome
begins with birth of Jesus
12 months, 365 days
10 months, 304 days
begins with flight to Medina
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Why did Muslim artists not create images of humans or animals?


They wanted to avoid creating images that could lead to incorrect worship

They wanted to create artwork that was not inspired by the Qur'an


They chose to use calligraphy because it did not have rules.


They did not want to follow the teachings of the Qur'an.


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When did Mesopotamia cities begin forming and what does the name of this civilization mean?

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How does this passage present information about action?

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How did the invention of the cotton gin affect slavery in the United States?
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Please summarize this... It is the 4th crusade
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In 1198, Pope Innocent III called for a new Crusade, more out of a desire to elevate the papacy than in response to events in the Holy Land. This Crusade failed to rouse any monarchs. Led largely by French knights, the crusaders set out for the Holy Land in 1202 only to be distracted by Venetian lords who convinced them to capture the wealth and splendor of Eastern Orthodox Constantinople instead. So, rather than retake the Holy Land from Muslim rule, the Fourth Crusade sacked the capital of the Byzantine Empire, a Christian city. However, crusaders control of Constantinople lasted less than a century. The major accomplishment of this Crusade proved to be weakening the Byzantines enough that they could no longer hold off Muslim expansion.

What does President Washington see as dangers to the success of a newly formed United States of America? Cite excerpts from the text to illustrate your point

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What was the motivation behind Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichol's bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in 1995?
A.
to protest the US involvement in the First Gulf War of the early 1990s
B.
to demonstrate opposition against an increasingly authoritarian federal government
C.
for revenge against federal workers in the building who had enforced financial sanctions against their civil rights group
D.
to incite the US government to enter war with Afghanistan

What do you think the US’ Global Standing is today? why?

Is Islam a subregion?

According to the Supreme Court, which of these most likely prompted the arrest of the protesters in Edwards v. South Carolina? The protestors supported an unpopular view. The protesters assembled in front of the statehouse. The protesters were a threat to public safety. The protesters marched without a permit.

Which sentence is written from the third person point of view?

A. The weather refused to cooperate during my vacation.
B. The weather should have been beautiful during spring vacation.
C. I was disappointed that it rained so much on our vacation.
D. It seemed like it rained almost every day of our spring vacation.

Which statement correctly describes one of Aryabhata’s contributions to the sciences?

He discovered how eclipses work.
He created vaccines to prevent diseases.
He created new surgical procedures.
He discovered new chemical reactions.

17. Which kingdom's main crops were millet, sorghum, yams, melons, beans, and
bananas.

Northest African
Northwest African
South African
West African

The change in the worldview of Europeans brought about by scientific discoveries and technological advancements during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries is often referred to as?

Which sentence from The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone explains why Napoleon and his men were temporarily trapped in Egypt in 1798? Napoleon’s army captured the city of Alexandria by storm on July 1, 1798, and rapidly overran the Nile Delta. On August 1 the British surprised the French fleet at anchor near Alexandria and completely destroyed it. For the next year, the army fended off [resisted] attacks by the Turks, who had formerly ruled Egypt. Then, in August 1799, Napoleon evaded [escaped] the British naval blockade and returned with a new companion to France to deal with problems there.

Why was the open-border policy important for enabling China to prosper during the rule of the Song dynasty? Select all that apply.

Chinese farmers could produce two rice crops per year, selling one for cash.

China could introduce and sell new kinds of tea throughout Southeast Asia.

Traders could sell many varieties of Chinese spices in faraway markets.

Chinese merchants could import faster-growing rice from Southeast Asia.

What military strategy did Kahn use in battle to isolate part of the enemy army for ambush?
1. False advance
2. Use of slaves
3. False retreat