Answer:
The second amendment, aka: The right to bear arms
What do cave paintings tell us about early humans?
They valued communication and art.
They developed religious beliefs and practices.
They invented complex political organizations.
They created trade relationships with other groups..
Answer:
They valued communication and art.
Explanation:
I had this question and got it right.
Answer:
A they valued communication and art
Explanation:
What is it's purpose?
Answer:
no sugar
Explanation:
it gives reasons why you should not use sugar
What was significant about ancient Chinese art?
O It was used more than written texts.
O It demonstrated belief in a variety of ideas.
O It was supervised by officials for accuracy.
O It was created by people from all backgrounds.
Answer:
2 or 3 thats what I think it might be
Answer:
d
Explanation:
What public works project was sponsored by the Mauryan Empire's government?
A. building roads
B. restricting trade
C. providing education
D. constructing pyramids
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Answer:
its building roads
Explanation:
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Answer:
A. building roads
Explanation:
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1. How many Popes has the world had since the start of Christanity?
2. Which Pope declared the Crusades?
Help me out please! This is so urgent!
Answer:
There were totally 266 popes since the beginning.
The one that declared Crusades was Urban II.
Explanation:
The first Pope was of course Saint Peter and there were altogether 265 Popes after him, and the current is Pope Francis I.
Urban II declared Crusades in 1095 after the council in Clermont in 1095. The Crusades started after Byzantine emperor asked for help in the fight against the Seljuk Turks, but became something totally different that he expected.
Answer:
1. 261 popes
2. Pope Urban II
Since the start of Christianity, there have been over 260 popes serving. Sometimes, Popes ruled kingdoms and declared wars, if Vatican City was in the empire. The Pope the declared the Crusades on the Muslims was Pope Urban II. He declared so many until they got their land back.
Hope this helps you!
Does anyone know this?
Answer:
Effects of the Crusades. Although the crusades failed to capture Jerusalem, they had several major impacts on Western Europe. They increased the authority of the king: Sometimes nobles died in battle without leaving an heir in which case the king got their land. Kings passed taxes to pay for the crusades. Hope this helps!
Explanation:
Which two technological advancements are the Hittites known for?
a. their calendar
b. writing
c. chariots
d. iron weapons
e. the wheel
why does Jane Goodall leave Gombe?
the tenth amendment protects the power of ? the judicial system.
the legislative branch.
the federal government.
state governments.
The question is voting and election serving jury duty in staying in form or example of what ?
English opportunity responsibility right which one
Answer:
responsibility
Explanation:
because every responsible person has the right to do the above mentioned
3. What direction did humans have to travel to get from Asia to North America?
Answer:
Scientists have been pondering two possible routes for decades. One crawls along the Pacific Coast, weaving between the islands of southern Alaska; the other slips between two giant ice sheets, much further east and inland. In order to help figure out how plausible the first route is, a team of scientists wanted to measure how long ago ice sheets retreated from the coastline—and now they've done just that, as they report in a new paper published in the journal Science Advances. The new research suggests the route would have been accessible about 17,000 years ago.
Explanation:
Answer:
east
Explanation:
they just went that way
What role did French Jesuits play in North America?
Answer:
The Society of Jesus, The Jesuits. In 1615, France insisted that Champlain send missionaries to New France in order to convert the natives. The Recollet friars were the first to arrive. Fifteen years later, the missionaries of the Society of Jesus arrived, also known as the Jesuits and the "soldiers of Christ"
Explanation:
Answer:
New France
Explanation:
New France
Eight Jesuits—killed between 1642 and 1649—became known as the North American Martyrs. ... Within thirteen years, the Jesuits had missions among all five Iroquois nations, in part imposed by French attacks against their villages in present-day New York state.
The definition of religion we have today first developed:
a. during the Protestant Reformation in response to the conflict between Protestants, Catholics, and politics.
b. in the 1960s in the US as departments of "Religious Studies" were being founded in various states.
c. with the founding of Christianity because Christianity would be used as the ideal type against which all other religions would be compared.
d. with the scientific revolution as Western European intellectuals came to believe that science would replace Christianity.
Answer:
Option a (during.............politics) seems to be the correct answer.
Explanation:
Christianity seems to be the faith through which the idea of faith was born. We use the meaning of this community to explain religious doctrine. Reaction to something like the dispute between Protestants, Christians, including politics after the scientific revolution.The other options given are not connected to something like the example described. So, the solution here was the right one.
What was considered one of the most important animals due to their value when used along the Trans Saharan Trade routes?
A burros
B camels
C horses
D long horn cattle
The answer is B: Camels.
Why were the Intolerable Acts passed?
Answer:
Answer: C
Explanation:
It's because the british patriots felt that the laws were unfair. So C is your answer.
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What was moral dignity a function of, for Kant?
Answer:
Explanation:
The value or "dignity" of a moral being lies in the fact that he/she lives by a law which he/she freely "legislates" on his/her own life. ... Kant refers to this ideal moral community as "a kingdom of ends." It remains one of the most exalted conceptual ideals which we still today treasure from our Enlightenment heritage.
WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answer:
true yes brainliest answer
How does edmonds fool the merchant in Louisville into believing that she is who she pretends to be (a foreigner with little knowledge of american politics)
Answer:
so she can fit in
Explanation:
Answer:
She acts as though she does not know the difference between the Union and the Confederate sides.
Explanation:
Edmonds’s pretended ignorance makes the merchant believe that she is who she claims to be, and it leads him to let down his guard as he recruits her to help the Confederate cause.
Polytheism is the belief in one all powerful, just and personal god
True or False ?
Answer: TRUE!!!
Explanation:
The Constitution begins with _____.
A.An apology about the Articles of Confederation
B.The First Seven Articles
C.The background of the delegates
D.The Bill of Rights
E.The Preamble
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13. Why was the electoral college created?
(2 Points)
to let state legislatures elect senators
to carry out the people's will in a presidential election
to determine each state's representation in the House of Representatives
to choose the winner in a close election
Answer:
a.) to let state legislatures elect senators
Explanation:
In paragraph one what does the author mean when he says “kick and cuffs are their daily diet?”
Answer:
The abuses children face.
What is the electoral college
Answer:
The United States Electoral College is a name used to describe the official 538 Presidential electors who come together every four years during the presidential election to give their official votes for President and Vice President of the United States.
Explanation:
Answer:
The United States Electoral College is a name used to describe the official 538 Presidential electors who come together every four years during the presidential election to give their official votes for President and Vice President of the United States.
Explanation:
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Meanings of Islamic words
Why is pride considered such a bad character trait in the ancient world?
4. Under the Abbasid leadership of Baghdad, Muslims conquered many lands.
- A. TRUE
- B. FALSE
Answer: false
Explanation:
Answer:
false :)
Exlpanation
What was one positive outcome of the second industrial revolution and one negative
Answer:
Answers:
Explanation:
positive: The existing manufacturing and production methods were improved. Steel, strong and cheep for example, replaced iron.
negative: There are actually quite a few including child labor, poor working and living conditions, low wages and increased pollution.
Matching of Cities/Villages in Ancient Egypt:
1.
a. Giza
4 Ramses II Statues
b. Thebes
Temple of goddess Isis
Temple of Horus
c. Luxor
d. Deir-el-Medina
3 Great Pyramids
e. Edfu
Home Tomb Workers/Families
f. Philae
Close to Karnak
g. Abu Simbel
1700 BCE Capital City
which period of Egyptian history occurred closest to the beginning of the common era?
A.The ptolemaic Dynasty
B.The New Kingdom
C.The Late Period
D.The Old Kingdom
Answer:
A
Explanation: