Who invented the compass?

Answer:

The dry compass was invented in 1269 by the French scientist Peter Peregrinus at the beginning of the 14th century. In the year 1300, the Egyptians invented yet another compass. In the year 1302, Flavio Gioja invented a third type. William Thomson did have a great interest in the compass and revised it in the 1800's.

Which political figure became Baronness of Kesteven?

From what European source came the concept of protecting the freedom of religion right to petition and other freedoms

1.Ritos practicados para conservar el cuerpo tras muerte
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Constantinople was a rich city because good from Scandinavia and
Europe from there.
A. Australia
B. England
C. China
D. None of the above

During which year was the population of the United States about 150,000,000? a. 1930 b. 1940 c. 1950 d. 1960

Which of the following MOST influenced the recent change in the rate of globalization?

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1. How did the Tang land reform policy strengthen the central government? (2 points)
by allowing peasants to own the land they worked
by breaking up the localized power of large landowners
by increasing revenue through more land taxes
by creating more civil service employees who owed their positions to the central government
2. What inference can you draw from the social structure of Tang and Song society? (1 point)
The Chinese lived in constant fear of outside invasions.
The Chinese placed a high value on maintaining a well-ordered social structure.
The Chinese valued education over everything.
The Chinese were willing to make social mobility possible, even at the cost of social stability.
3. Which of the following is an important theme in Tang and Song paintings? (1 point)
the glories of war
a balance of color and light
personal achievement
the spiritual essence of nature
4. Which of the following achievements occurred during the Tang and Song periods? (1 point)
Chinese painters captured busy city life in a new way.
The building of the Great Wall of China began.
A technique for making porcelain was perfected.
The Silk Road came into existence.
5. In Tang and Song societies, women had the most say in which aspects of life? Select all that
apply.
business matters
family finances
household affairs
legal issues
village disputes
6. In which ways did foot binding affect the roles of women in late Song China? Select all that
apply.
(2 points)
Their power in the family was increased.
They often could walk only with assistance.
They had more difficulty finding a husband.
Their activity outside the home decreased.
7. How did the Song dynasty survive despite military setbacks? (1 point)
They paid tribute taxes to the forces that had defeated them.
They broke apart the countries they controlled into smaller kingdoms that would be easier to defend.
They encouraged innovation in technology and agriculture and supported an extensive trading system.
They adjusted their social structure, making it easier for lower-class peasants to move up in society to
become gentry.
8. Why was the open-border policy important for enabling China to prosper during the rule of the
Song dynasty? Select all that apply.
(2 points)
Chinese merchants could import faster-growing rice from Southeast Asia.
China could introduce and sell new kinds of tea throughout Southeast Asia.
Chinese farmers could produce two rice crops per year, selling one for cash.
Traders could sell many varieties of Chinese spices in faraway markets.
9. Which innovation from the Song dynasty had the greatest impact on the expansion of global
empires?
accurate star charts
horse stirrups
better navigation tools
chemistry for explosives
10. Which invention from Song China had the greatest influence on the spread of learning? (1 point)
mechanical clock
accurate calendar
movable type
magnetic compass

Hamilton says that the method for selecting president “unites in an eminent degree all the advantages, the union of which was to be wished for.” What were those desires? (Hint: Hamilton states three desires.)

your goverment is based on what people want. true or false?
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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand -The series of events described above led to the outbreak of WW1, which nation do you think is most responsible for the Great War?

what was the period of relative stability in japan when edo was established as the capital city

Which of the following problems arose between the Mexican government and the American settlers in Texas?

What did ancient Persia did with their garbage? (please help asap)

Who held power in Sumeria?
a. the people
b. the merchants
C. the kings
d. the priests
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
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D

20. Describe key conditions contributing to the decline of the Habsburg, Russian, and Ottoman empires.


22. Describe the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles and examine how each nation viewed the treaty.


23. Identify Hitler's strategies for forming a powerful Germany.


24. Examine the events leading up to Japan’s attack on the United States.

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Research your state constitution. Use the following questions to guide your research. Ballotpedia or Encyclopedia Britannica are great resources to help you begin.
What year was your state constitution ratified?
How long is your state constitution?
How many versions has your state constitution had?
How does your state constitution organize its executive branch?
How does your state constitution organize its legislative branch?
How does your state constitution organize its judicial branch?
Complete a Venn diagram comparing your state constitution to the U.S. Constitution. Use this Venn diagram template to organize your work. Your Venn diagram should include:
a comparison of the dates each constitution was ratified
a comparison of the length of each constitution
a comparison of the number of versions of each constitution
at least one comparison of your state's executive branch to the national executive branch
at least one comparison of your state's legislative branch to the national legislative branch
at least one comparison of your state's judicial branch to the national judicial branch

How were Women treated in WWI?

Select the the areas in the U.S. that were aided by the wars in the nineteenth century.
international respect
human life
trade
production

PLZ HURRY
Match the amendment numbers to their descriptions.

First Amendment
Second Amendment
Third Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Seventh Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Ninth Amendment
Tenth Amendment

Pairs:

This amendment assures that a person accused
of a crime has a prompt trial by a jury.
The person charged should understand
the charges and have access to a lawyer.

This amendment addresses the right to have
firearms. Some people believe this amendment
gives all citizens the right to possess firearms.
Others believe it only gives each state the right
to maintain its own militia.

This amendment requires a jury when the
value of an item is greater than $20.

This amendment forbids Congress from
passing laws that limit worship, speech, or
the press. It also protects the right of
people to meet peacefully.

This amendment states that the government
cannot make people take soldiers into their
homes. It was included because the British
had required the American colonists to
house soldiers, even during peacetime.

Bails, fines, and punishments must be fair.
They cannot be cruel or unusual.

This amendment makes clear that other
rights not listed in the Bill of Rights are
also protected.

This amendment states that a search and
seizure of property must be reasonable.

This amendment states that the national
government will not assume additional
powers. States or the people retain all
powers not specifically given to the national
government.

This amendment guarantees a person’s
rights when charged with a crime. For
example, people can’t be tried twice for
the same crime or forced to testify against
themselves.

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Which leader is inaccurately matched with his country?
Hirohito-Japan
Hitler-Germany
Mussolini-Austria
Franco-Spain

How did President Adams decide to handle the French seizure of American ships?

A He sent representatives to negotiate peacefully with France

B He cut back on ship production so the French would have fewer of them to seize

C He allied with England and declared war on France

D He reluctantly agreed to the bribes demanded by the French​

Why were most people in North Carolina reluctant to secede from the United States?

A. They thought Abraham Lincoln was a good president.

B. They believed that the northern section of the country would win the war.

C. They had always viewed themselves as independent from the rest of the South.

D. Few of them owned slaves and didn’t want to fight to save the plantation system.

Prior to the development of slavery in the American colonies, what type of conditions would indentured servant‘s agree to?

They had to pay for their room and board.

They agreed to find a replacement when finished.

They worked in exchange for housing, meals and transport.

They paid a high price to be transported to the colonies.

18. What document prorected the people as a formal summary of peoples rights and liberties?

Women were expected to fulfill which traditional economic roles in many
early civilizations?
A. Wives and mothers
B. Farmers and laborers
C. Scientists and architects
D. Merchants and traders
SUBMIT

What do we know about Muhammad's life?
1) He was a prince;
2) He was born into a wealthy family;
3) He was orphaned by age six and raised by his uncle;
4) He was an early convert of Abu Bakr.

Describe two important details about industrialization in Europe in the 19th century.

who was the first president of poland​

StTements about battle of Normandy