1. Why was England broke after the French and Indian War?
A. They lost the war.
B. They spent a lot of money to protect the colonists.
C. They had to pay the colonists for helping England win the
war.

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Answer 1

Answer:

c

Explanation:

i think it's the right answer


Related Questions

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The next best alternative given up when making a choice is called the
A opportunity cost
В.
comparative advantage
С.
primary objective
D negative consequences

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A, opportunity cost.

Facts about Harriet Tubman (check all that apply):

Question 1 options:

Born a slave


Established the Underground Railroad


Escaped using the Underground Railroad


Assisted other slaves with escaping using the Underground Railroad


In later life, advocated for education of newly-freed slaves​

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All of them are correct.
A,B,C,D,E

11/146
Which of the following most accurately describes the allocation of powers to the national and state governments in
the Constitution?

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Answer:

The constitution delegates several specific powers to the national government but does not specify the powers that are left to state governments.

Explanation:

Describe operation Iraqi freedom.

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Answer:A protracted military conflict in Iraq that began in 2003 with an attack by a coalition of forces led by the United States and that resulted in the overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime. US combat troops were withdrawn in 2010.

6pts!!!!!!!!
What was the name of Lyndon B. Johnson's domestic agenda?

What theory did Dwight D. Eisenhower articulate regarding communism in Southeast Asia and Central America?

instead of the Bible, what did John Quincy Adams take the oath of office on?

How long did William Henry Harrison serve as president of the United States?

Who is the only U. S. President with a PHD?

Who is the only president to hold a patent? What was it for?

Who was the first President elected who had previously been divorced?

What name was given to the commission that was established to investigate John F. Kennedy's assassination?

What president had a sport named after him?

Who was the oldest candidate to become President? How old was he?


Who was the first President to win the Nobel Peace Prize?




Who was the first president born outside of the original thirteen colonies?




How many pardons did President Clinton give on his last day in office?




What kind of pet did John Quincy Adams keep in the White House?




What famous American was Zachary Taylor's son-in-law?



Which secret society did James Buchanan belong to?



What did Calvin Coolidge reportedly leave behind when he moved out of the White House?

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Answer:

1. the great society

2. domino theory

3. a book of law

4. 32 days

5. woodrow wilson

6. abraham Lincoln, for a device to lift boats over shoals

7. ronald reagan

8. lee harvey Oswald

9. herbert hoover ( hoover-ball)

10. John f Kennedy, he was 43

11. preident barack obama

12. abraham Lincoln

13. 456

14. 3 dogs

15. Jefferson davis and john Calhoun

16.freemasons

17.

*I COULDN’T FIND THE ANSWER TO QUESTION 2 SO I WENT ON TO QUESTION 3 SO IT GOES 1, 3, 4, ........

What was the name of Lyndon B. Johnson's domestic agenda?
- The Great Society


instead of the Bible, what did John Quincy Adams take the oath of office on?
- a book of law rather than the Bible


How long did William Henry Harrison serve as president of the United States?
- one month


Who is the only U. S. President with a PHD?
- Woodrow Wilson

Who is the only president to hold a patent? What was it for?
- Abraham Lincoln received Patent No. 6469 for a device to lift boats over shoals, an invention which was never manufactured. However, it eventually made him the only U.S. president to hold a patent.


Who was the first President elected who had previously been divorced?
- Ronald Reagan

What name was given to the commission that was established to investigate John F. Kennedy's assassination?
- Warren commission

What president had a sport named after him?
- Herbert Hoover

Who was the oldest candidate to become President? How old was he?
- John F. Kennedy, who was inaugurated at age 43.

Who was the first President to win the Nobel Peace Prize?
- Barack Obama



Who was the first president born outside of the original thirteen colonies?
- Abraham Lincoln



How many pardons did President Clinton give on his last day in office?
- 140 pardons



What kind of pet did John Quincy Adams keep in the White House?
- alligator



What famous American was Zachary Taylor's son-in-law?
- Jefferson Davis


Which secret society did James Buchanan belong to?
- Freemason

What did Calvin Coolidge reportedly leave behind when he moved out of the White House?
- Gold clubs

how many ships disappear in the Bermuda triangle

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Answer:

27 air and sea

Explanation:

Year Type of incident Number of fatalities Survivors

1945 Air 12 1

1945 Air 14 0

1945 Air 13 0

1947 Air 2 18

1948 Air 33 0

1948 Air 39 0

1949 Air 20 0

1956 Air 10 0

1965 Air 2 0

2005 Air 3 0

2007 Air 2 0

2007 Air 2 0

2017 Air 3 0

2017 Air ? ?

2019 Air 7 0

2019 Air 0 3

2019 Air 0 3

1800 Sea 90 0

1814 Sea 140 0

1824 Sea 31 0

1918 Sea 306 0

1941 Sea 58 0

1941 Sea 61 0

1963 Sea 39 0

2015 Sea 2 0

2015 Sea 33 0

1969 Land 2 0

Total 924 25

Answer:

a lot of ships disappear in the Bermuda triangle

1. What did women and slaves in the Roman Republic have in common?

They could vote for and hold public office.
They could hold the religious office of Vestal.
They could not participate in the Assembly.
They were citizens of Rome.

2. Which statement is true of both plebeians and slaves?

They turned out in large numbers to vote in assemblies.
They worked at a variety of occupations.
They were often very poor.
They were abused often.

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Answer:

they. could not participate in the assembly

Why does a governor attend events and ceremonies or give speeches?

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Answer: For a better reputation in his state

Explanation:

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Kublai Khan and The expansion of the Grand Canal finished with helps trade. Is that sentence of Kublai Khan Job Experience, Knowledge, Understands Me, Honest or Ethical, Tolerant? Please explain your answer, thank you :)

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Answer:  The canal was built in order to easily ship grain from the rich farmland in southern China to the capital city in Beijing. This also helped the emperors to feed the soldiers guarding the northern borders. The Ancient Chinese built early canals to help with transportation and commerce. Kublai Khan promoted commercial, scientific, and cultural growth. He supported the merchants of the Silk Road trade network by protecting the Mongol postal system, constructing infrastructure, providing loans that financed trade caravans, and encouraging the circulation of paper banknotes. The Grand Canal is the world's longest canal. The Grand canal connects the Yellow River Valley and the Yangtze River Valley. The Grand canal enabled northern cities to buy rice from South China. The Grand Canal connects North China and South China.

Explanation:


Compare and contrast Natural Law and Law of Nature.​

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Explanation:

The concept of Natural law is that humans have essential values that direct how they behave and also reason. Natural laws are gotten from nature. It teaches that rights and wrongs are innate and are not a creation made by society or made by the law. an example of natural law is the universal agreement by all that killing a person is wrong and the punishment given to someone for killing another person is right.

laws of nature can be defined as the conditions, either universally under which certain phenomena that happens in the universe holds. these are physical laws. an example is the law of gravity.

What were two effects of the battle of lake Erie?

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The U.S gained control over Lake Erie and It prevented the Brit from penetrating the middle of the United States.


Please help me with this

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Answer:

I may not be correct but i belive it is A.

Explanation:

define the solution that King and X proposed to resolve the problem of racial tension in the US at the time. Explain the differences in their points of view. What noble ideas/concepts did each man use to back-up the legitimacy of his message?

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Answer:

Malcolm X was an African American leader in the civil rights movement, minister and supporter of Black nationalism. He urged his fellow Black Americans to protect themselves against white aggression “by any means necessary,” a stance that often put him at odds with the nonviolent teachings of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Explanation:

Brainliest?

HELP ASAP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST
Write a free verse poem

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Lol I never did a free verse poem before, lets go for it.

If free verse doesn't mean what I think it does, imma look so very smart for not rhyming. :"]

Remembering the day I thought I knew better

feels me with dread

The day I laughed at something

unbeknownst and crucial

leaves me confused

lost

and waiting today,

we are young and lost,

we are young and awkward,

we are young and confused,

but I know that if it were down to you

and someone new,

I wouldn't not hesitate to leave them for you

I know I'm getting ahead of myself

I know I messed up

I know it's probably too late

I know

I know

I know you're too good for me

but only time will tell

for the day you will leave me for another

and that will be the day I will smile

with bitter acceptance

because you deserve better

Which is a benefit of the rule of law?

Group of answer choices

Government officials can act on their own instincts.

Citizens are protected from oppressive uses of government power.

Government procedures are reduced.

Government decisions are based on the will of the majority.

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Answer:

The last three:

Citizens are protected from oppressive uses of government power.

Government procedures are reduced.

Government decisions are based on the will of the majority.

What did the emperor Lalibela have architects build in Ethiopia?

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Answer:

Lalibela ,the best known Zagwe emperor,ruled at the beginning of 13th century and is known for building the monolithic rock-hewn churches at the Zagwe Capital,which was later renamed for him.

Answer:  Lalibela is best known for the 11 rock

churches he built during his reign.

Explanation: He claimed that God told

him to carve the churches out of the rocky ground.

1. The development of Hinduism began in the _______________________.
2. Hinduism's roots are found in the___________, a collection of early
Indian texts composed in _____________.

3. Priests and religious scholars called ________________
were responsible for preserving and interpreting the Vedas.

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Answer:

1. somewhere between 2300B.C and 1500B.C in the indus valley, near modern day pakistan

for number 2 hinduism's roots are found in the _VEDAS_____

Class 10 history nationalism in Europe image... what does it mean?
The answerer will be marked brainless so no spamming ;)

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Answer:

Nationalism in Europe image... and it means is described below in detail.

Explanation:

Growing nationalism was a significant underlying circumstance of World War I. ...Nationalism developed in the 19th century as a result of Enlightenment considering equality, independence, and democracy, and the contemporary political reformations and revolutions that gave a speech to people who had earlier been eliminated.Nationalism was the ideological stimulus that, in some decades, changed Europe.

Your goal for this research project is to understand the ideological framework and political positions of the Federalists and Anti-Federalists during the early days of American government and to make an argument for whether either would support the modern American government after centuries of constitutional changes and amendments. Your paper will focus on each branch of government and the changes each has gone through since the writing of the Constitution.
I have to write an American government research essay and I need 3+ precedents, legal cases or amendments for the Executive branch and then 3+ for the Legislative and Judicial branch and I simply cannot figure out what im doing.
if anyone can help, I appreciate it!

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Answer:

try googling stuff like "legal cases for amendments" or do one of trumps impeachment trials.

Explanation:

or I'm doing an essay for college  on the "missing 13th amendment". sorry i couldn't help more

Which of the Presidents vetoed the least number of bills during his time in office?

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Answer:

John Quincy Adams

Explanation:

Use the map to answer the following question:

Map of Europe, North Africa, and Western Asia. Europe and the North African coast are colored red. Western Asia is colored purple. A line divides the two areas. The cities of Rome and Constantinople are shown.
© FLVS/ © Giorgi Balakhadze 2013/Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported

How was the Roman Empire affected by the division shown in this map?

The division ultimately weakened the empire and led to its decline.
The division led to prolonged wars between the East and West.
The Roman Empire became stronger, with two centralized capitals.
The Roman Empire split into Christian and non-Christian territories.

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Answer:

it is the first option

Explanation:

30 points for answering this question for me and thank you and have a bless day
Which contributions have port cities made to Georgia? Check all that apply.

A.) They have helped the state become a major cotton importer.
B.) They have provided employment for many workers in the state.
C.) They have allowed Georgia to control all American poultry exports.
D.) They have allowed wartime industries to grow during World War II.
E.) They have allowed Georgia to import products from around the world.
F.) They have helped the state’s farmers export many agricultural products.

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Answer: See the following

Explanation:

List four contributions Georgia made to the war effort during World War I.

a. textiles and cotton for uniforms

b. growing their own food in victory gardens so more food could be sent to troops abroad

c. Men (and some women) to serve in the military

d. training camps to train soldiers from all over the country

(also acceptable – buying war bonds, rail lines and port cities to transport troops and supplies)

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Answer: B D E F edge 2021

Explanation:

Use the graph below and your knowledge of world history to answer the following
question:
Approximate Population of Europe, 1750-2000
900
on in
GO
130
0
1750
sese
SO
990
2000
Which of the following inferences is supported by the graph? (5 points)
1) The population in Europe increased significantly from 1750 to 2000, likely
due to advancements encouraged by the Scientific Revolution.
2) The population in Europe decreased significantly from 1750 to 2000, likely
due to brutal religious wars that plagued the region for centuries.
3) The population in Europe increased significantly from 1750 to 2000, likely
due to the French Revolution, which drastically increased standards of living
across the continent.
4) The population in Europe decreased significantly from 1750 to 2000, likely
due to major epidemics that were commonplace after 1750.

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Answer: 1) The population in Europe increased significantly from 1750 to 2000, likely  due to advancements encouraged by the Scientific Revolution.

Explanation:

The Scientific Revolution took place in Europe between the 16th and 17th centuries and was credited with having led to the development of modern science in most significant fields such as mathematics, chemistry, biology, and physics.

After the revolution ended, these improvements were applied to improve the standard of living of Europeans such that their population saw a massive increase from 1750 to the year 2000.

Answer:

A

Explanation:

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID OLD SCHOOL
1. What conclusion can you draw from the book?
2. Was it interesting? Why or why not?
3. Would you recommend this book to a fellow schoolmate? Why or Why not?
AND NO COPY AND PASTING

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Answer:

as a little kid you'll like it i guess but for me i grew to old for it  it was a weird whacky story with weird cringy parts, and if i have a close friend that just i will think will like it i will recomend it

Explanation:

but why you ask

What did King Nebuchadnezzar do to Judah?

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Answer:

King Nebuchadnezzar laid seige to the Egyptians because he feared that they  would cut off the trade routes to the eastern Mediterranean.

Explanation:

Answer:

He defeated and captured the people of Judah

Explanation:

Jackson and many Politicians resort to this tactic, which involves insulting an opponent and trying to mess up their
reputation.

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Answer:

Mudslinging.

Explanation:

The term 'mudslinging' simply refers to the act of spreading negative and malicious information about an opponent to defile his/her reputation. Mudslinging, also known as negative campaigning, is a common practice in politics.

Political parties and politicians often mudslings or make negative campaigns about their opponents to damage their reputation and position in the political arena. This act usually consists of making insults, scandalous remarks, fostering rumours, etc about the opponent parties.

what is Izzy doing in this part of the story

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what story are we talking about? theres no picture

Answer:

She is running away from a zombie invasion.

Explanation:

I also had this question on I-Ready

why does the national government have the power to declare war but not the state government?​

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Answer:

Because the national goverment tries to do what is best for the nation but the state goverment only cares about there own state

Explanation:


1. What common ancestry does England and
Ireland share?

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Answer:

They found that the average UK resident is 36.94% British (Anglo Saxon), 21.59% Irish (Celtic) and 19.91% Western European (the region covered today by France and Germany.

Hope this helps!

England and Ireland both share a considerable amount of blood with the Norman and Viking ancestry.

4 government officials

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Answer:

Examples of public officials include: governor, mayor, secretary of state, a legislator or elected representative, county commissioners, city council members, judge or justice of the peace, county or city attorney, marshal, sheriff, constable, a registrar of deeds, tax collector or assessor, road commissioner and board

Explanation:

i got this of the internet sorry

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