How can a bill become law if the governor has vetoed it? Check all that apply.

1. The veto can be stopped by a member of the state supreme court.
2. The veto can be overridden with a two-thirds–majority vote by both houses.
3. The bill can be sent to the federal government for senatorial backing.
4. The bill can return to the legislature for adjustments or changes before resubmission.
5. The bill can go back through congress and be made law by a special committee.

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The answer should be either 3 or 5.

Antarctica was considered fertile land that people wanted to settle during colonization times.

Question 8 options:
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False

What are two goals of the labor movement in the late 1800s and early 1900s?

Q.What conflict increased during India's independence struggle?

A.the conflict between Buddhists and Jains

B.the conflict between Hindus and Muslims

c.the conflict between India and Sri Lanka

D.the conflict between Gandhi and Nehru

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Jessminda's family is living in an emergency shelter. Much of her town was destroyed in a forest fire. She and her family are waiting for the firefighters to tell them it is safe to return home. What is the reason Jessminda's family had to leave its home?

1. Natural disaster
2. Interstate expansion
3. Unemployment
4.Global warming

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Why is it important for people to know about Reconstruction?
A short response

Which statement describes how World War I affected those on the home front? A: Their health was of no concern.
B: Their jobs stayed the same.
C: They were treated with equality on the home front.
D: They faced scarcity of food.

What did the Colville and Spokane tribes lose after the dam was built?
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Even Grand Coulee Dam's success as a hydropower giant and agricultural dynamo could not eclipse the loss of native fish runs that had once traveled freely up the Columbia River and its tributaries. This had a devastating impact on the Colville and Spokane tribes, whose traditions and cultural ties to the land, water, and wildlife were disrupted. By 1937, the dam's slow rise from the riverbed had completely halted salmon, steelhead, and other species from reaching important tribal fishing sites like Kettle Falls on the Columbia River, and Little Falls on the Spokane River. Tribal members could no longer fish for this most valued commodity on which they depended. The annual salmon runs that anchored the tribes' yearly schedules, including the timing of their most important ceremonies, were gone. In addition, land was cleared for the dam site and reservoir. This impacted more than 3,000 homesteaders and Native Americans, who were displaced during the early design and construction phase. Tens of thousands of acres were cleared at a cost of over $10 million-- prime bottom land where Native Americans and pioneers had been living, hunting, and fishing for generations. Both the Colville and Spokane tribes were asked to relocate the remains of their ancestors by moving them to new cemeteries on higher ground.

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Quechua was the language of the Incas. The Incas did not have a writing system.
However, they had a mathematics system. Workers kept records on a _______________, a group of colored strings knotted to represent different numbers. They may have used quipus to record information that writing recorded in other ancient civilizations.

The Incas practiced medicine. Inca medicine was performed by _______________. Before surgery, they _______________ the area to be operated on. They also gave patients a drug to put them to _________________ during the operation. The Incas used leaves from the coca plant as a powerful __________________.

The Incas expanded on __________________ farming practices invented by earlier cultures. They carved out strips of land on tall hillsides. Stone walls held the land in place. The terraces kept rain from washing away the soil. They also allowed the Incas to ___________________ in an area where there was little flat land.

The Incas were skilled _________________. They worked with copper, tin, bronze, silver, and gold. They also blended metals together to form _______________. An alloy is two or more metals or a metal and a nonmetal mixed. Copper and bronze were used for everyday objects, including weapons and tools. Silver and gold were used to make statues of gods and goddesses and other decorations.

The Incas were skilled ___________________. They built many structures with giant stone blocks that were polished and carved to fit together so smoothly that they did not need __________________. Some of the buildings were made so well that they survived terrible earthquakes.
Because the Sapa Inca owned everything in the empire, there was little demand for barter or sale. __________________ did not play a major role in the economy. Farmers spent most of the year working on their own farms. However, they spent part of the year working land for the emperor. The work that they owed the emperor was a __________________, or a type of tax, called the ___________________.
The Mita system was one of the best inventions of the Inca government. Through the Mita system the Incas were able to create a vast system of __________________ and structures. In this system all of the people in the Incan empire worked for the _________________ for a certain amount of time. This labor was free to the government. Once a person turned fifteen they were obligated to participate in the Mita until they were fifty.
As with the Aztec, the Inca Empire ended with the arrival of the Spanish.
Francisco Pizarro traveled to Peru in 1532 to claim land and gold for Spain. His
weapons were superior to the Incas and the Incas had been made weak by
diseases brought by Europeans.

How was Israel impacted by surrounding nations and empires from its earliest days up to the beginning of the 20th century? Pleas no links. Answer ASAP

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Imagine that you are a member of a noble family in the early Middle Ages. In 200 words or less, write a letter to the Pope thanking him for bringing order to your people. Tell him what you feared happening had God and the Catholic Church not intervened.

Do you think that fighting between all of the different groups of people would have ever stopped?

Do you think your family would have survived for much longer?

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Consider global movements that impacted the human rights of people during the interwar years.
(a) What was one movement that resulted in the advancement of human rights? The Treaty of Versailles
(b) What was one movement that resulted in the limitation of human rights?
(c) What was different about these movements?
(d) How did these movements reflect the changing times between the world wars?

Which word best describes Lord Cornwallis after the Battle
of Yorktown?
A-Joyous
B-Ashamed
C-Relleved
D-Scared

Identify some of the differences that Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton had in the government and politics.

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Q.Which is a true statement about Mohandas Gandhi?

A.He opposed Jawaharlal Nehru in the Indian National Congress.

B.He was often called "Raj" and studied law in South Africa.

C.He joined other Indians in violent resistance to British rule.

D.He was influential in persuading the British to leave South Asia.

What was the major difference between the Theravada tradition and the Mahayana tradition?

Theravada did not believe in the Eight-Fold Path
Mahayana believed that there is a single God
Mahayana did not require all followers to live like monks and give up all their possessions
Theravada believed in the Four Noble Truths

What arguments did Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison make when speaking out against slavery?

Why was Aaron Burr popular with the northerners?

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Jesus used parables because they made it easier for people to understand his teachings.

True
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False

How might the excess water pollution in the Yangtze and other major rivers in Southern and Eastern Asia affect the economies in these countries?
Group of answer choices

Polluted water that is used can cause major health issues and create huge medical costs which is money that could have been spent on something else.

Agriculture has all but stopped due to farmers not wanting to use polluted water.

none of these statements are true

Polluted water is actually a good resource for dumping industrial waste which helps industries.

What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?

to protect the colonists

to punish the settlers

to make money for the war

to reward American Indians

What type of nonfiction piece is "Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad? Explain what makes it different from other nonfiction works and from fiction.

NO LINKS:D What message did naturalist try to express in their works?

A. it was better to leave everything on there natural state
B. human beings are shaped my the environment
C. artwork should focus on the environment
D. nature was more powerful than people

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Why did colonial attitudes change significantly in a six-month period?​
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