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With an abundance of food and more permanent shelters, people had more time to devote to the development of new technologies. Better farming equipment, such as the ox-driven plow, were invented. The wheel aided humans greatly in transporting goods from one location to another. The loom allowed people to weave cloth and create finer and more comfortable clothing. Tools were created for measuring the passage of time, such as calendars, star charts and sundials. This helped farmers track when the growing season would arrive, and when the best time to plant crops would be. People learned improved farming techniques, such as how to use fertilizers in their fields, and how to better utilize water through irrigation.

What is an effect of the new technologies mentioned in the passage above?

A. Groups were able to live in areas with little to no water.
B. People began living in smaller groups.
C. More people became hunters and gatherers.
D. Agricultural inventions led to surplus of food and increase in population.

Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence about Legalism in the Qin dynasty.

According to the philosophy of Legalism, one of the most important functions of government was
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Legalist philosophy relies on
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According to the philosophy of Legalism, the government must have a

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how does politics and government affect peoples everyday life?

When people speak of "The Kremlin in Moscow", to which of these institutions are they most likely referring?
A) Arts

B) Education

C) Government

D) Religion

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Leadership Quality
Rank from 5 (most important) to 1 (least important)
(For the 6th leave empty)

Political Experience
Vision
Compassion
Intelligence
Self-Confidence
Patriotism

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Select one of the Enlightenment philosophers (John Locke or Montesquieu) and discuss one of the Bill of Rights from the U.S. Constitution. How are the philosopher's ideals represented by that amendment?

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What are strategies that you can use to yield web sites that were relevant to your research topic
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The map shows wind patterns in the Indian subcontinent. A map titled Weather in India. A key shows Wind Direction. Northeast (winter) with orange arrows, Southwest (summer) with purple arrows. Orange arrows point from the Himalaya Mountains into India. Purples arrows point from the Arabian Sea across India and change direction when they collide with the orange arrows. What is the main weather pattern in India? winds coming from the northeast winds coming from the southwest winds coming from mountain ranges winds coming from multiple directions

The following map shows the Crusades from 1095 A.D. (CE) through 1204 A.D. (CE). Use the map to answer the following question:


What does the origin of many of the routes demonstrate about Europe and the Crusades?

Group of answer choices

Those Christians in the western areas of Spain were becoming interested in the Crusades later than others.

The French contributed heavily to the launching of Crusades from Europe.

The crusading armies required the use of old Roman roads through Italy to reach the Holy Land.

The sailors of Europe were less interested in upsetting trade through war

Which statement below best explains what the colonists resented most about the Stamp Act?
a. This Act was a direct tax on the colonists and they had no voice in its passing.
b. They thought the tax should be placed only on the citizens of England.
c. The colonists did not want international prices to go up.
d. They felt that tea should be the only product taxed.

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True or False; Britain boycotted all Colonial American Goods

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Which of the following is true about DNA
A. Chromosomes are found in DNA
B. DNA is found in the mitochondria
C. the nucleus is found in the DNA
D. DNA can be found in chromosomes

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Identify a crop that was grown in more than one part of the world. PLEASE ANSWER DUE TODAY

The passage shown is taken from a landmark 1966 Supreme Court ruling.
What is the name of the ruling from which this passage was taken?
A)
Bush v. Gore
B)
Plessy v. Ferguson
C)
Miranda v. Arizona
D)
Marbury v. Madison

Which are examples of unruly behavior? Check all that apply.
alcohol possession
vandalism
drug possession
truancy
tobacco possession
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How did farming lead to specialization?

1. How did the New England colony differ from the Southern colonies?
A) It provided well maintained roads.
B) It established strong trade with England.
C)It developed a thriving ocean based economy.
D)It supported a large number of subsistence farming.
2. Which factor caused the low production of crops in New England?
A)the dominance of manufacturing
B)the lack of laborers
C)a short growing season
D)the hostile relations with Native Americans
3. Why was slavery more common in the southern colonies than other colonial regions?
A)Only plantation owners with profitable crops were able to buy slaves.
B)Enslaved persons worked in a climate similar to that of Africa.
C)The climate made it possible to grow valuable, but labor intensive crops.
D)The lack of government meant that individual liberty did not exist.
4. Which crops would southern plantations most likely grow?
A)rice and tobacco
B)indigo and wheat
C)wheat and corn
D)potatoes and corn
5. What was the main reason that people signed up to be indentured servants?
A)to escape from a prison sentence
B)to gain the right to vote
C)to pay for transportation to the colonies
D)to gain land in Virginia
6. Which of the following individuals would have most likely come to the New England colonies after 1620?
A)indentured servants looking for work
B)freed African slaves
C)Puritans looking for religious freedom
D)wealthy businessmen from England
7. Which of the following lead to the development of large plantations?
A)the Headright system
B)the Homestead Act
C)the Religious Freedom Act
D)The Indentured Servitude Act
8. Different economic activities developed in each colonial region because
A)each regions economy was influenced by the people and cultures in the area.
B)each regions economy was influenced by the environment.
C)each regions economy was influenced by the Europeans.
D)each regions economy was based on modern technology.
9. The main reason many settlers came to the southern colonies was that they wanted
A)political rights.
B)religious freedom.
C)to own a farm.
D)to expand their trading companies.
10. The middle colonies took advantage of their central location by
A)Dominating the shipbuilding industry to provide ships for the New England fishing industry.
B)Planting southern cash crops to take business from southern farmers.
C)Developing into the most important shipping centers in the English colonies.
11. The New England colonies most took advantage of their location by
A)establishing small farms to grow cash crops.
B)establishing ocean-based industries, such as fishing, whaling and shipbuilding.
C)establishing large farms to grow corn and wheat.
D)establishing large plantations
12. The Middle colonies differed from the other English colonies because they
A)achieved greater wealth
B)developed better farming
C)supported religious diversity
D)established self-governance
13. Which of the following is a physical feature of the Middle Colonies?
A)short, dry summers
B)wide rivers and bays
C)thin and rocky soil
D)wet coastland

Will give brainliest.Which geographical zone is pictured in the image?

Why do storytellers and historians sometimes alter the facts when recounting a story?

Which of the following religions emerged (was established) first? 6.17A
a.Islam c.Judaism
b.Christianity d.A and C emerged at the same time

Who commanded the colonial forces encountered by the British in Lexington?

What was the Middle Passage?

What European conditions made Columbus' venture/journey possible?

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Where did “Turks” originally come from?

How did these peoples get the name “Turk”?

What brought Turks into contact with the Middle East and Europe?

Where did the Seljuks migrate to?

How did they adapt to native customs there?

Why did the Seljuk Empire begin to weaken in the 12th century?

How did Osman obtain land located in northwest Anatolia?

Why did Osman’s location near the Byzantine Empire actually help him expand his territories?

What successes did Osman experience against the Byzantine Empire? How did this help him?

What prevented Osman’s control of trade between the Black & Mediterranean Seas?

Why did Osman wait until the last Seljuk Sultan died before attempting to conquer the rest of Anatolia?

What occurred in 1299? Why is this date important?

How long did the Ottoman Empire last?