Was the mandate system, which was implemented after WWI, effective?
A) No, because the territories became new colonies of the mandate holder.
B) No, because all territories were finally freed from imperial control.
C) Yes, because it freed millions of people for imperial control
D) Yes, because the great European empires retained their status.

Answer:

The mandate system was a compromise between the Allies' wish to retain the former German and Turkish colonies and their pre-Armistice declaration (November 5, 1918) that annexation of territory was not their aim in the war. ... All Class A mandates had reached full independence by 1949.

Explanation:

During the Great Depression, the name of the Bureau of Investigation was changed to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and agents invested considerable time and energy into pursuing some of the most notorious gangsters of the era. All of these exploits were thoroughly described on radio and in local newspapers. In a relatively short period of time, some of the bureau’s agents (as well as some ruthless criminals) rose to the level of folk heroes and celebrities. Write an essay that describes the advantages and disadvantages of publicizing the work of at least two agencies now operating under the direction of the Department of Homeland Security.

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1.
Which of the following can reduce biodiversity within a natural environment?
A. Giant kangaroo rats enrich the soil for plants with their piles of grass clippings in the California grasslands.
B. Grasslands in the California Floristic Province have been converted into housing projects, shopping centers, and roads.
C. Acacia trees of Central and South America provide food for stinging ants, while the stinging ants sting other insects on the trees.
D. In Japan, hummingbird hawkmoths drink nectar from a species of flowering plants and transfer the plants' pollen to other flowering plants of the same species.
2.
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Which was the MOST likely consequence of introducing the Japanese kudzu into the eastern United States?
A. Kudzu now depends on the native shrubs for survival.
B. The native mature trees now depend on kudzu for sunlight.
C. The native mature trees kill kudzu by choking the vines and uprooting them.
D. Kudzu kills native shrubs by smothering them under a solid blanket of leaves.
3.
The acacia tree species and the stinging ant species of Central and South America depend on one another for survival in many ways.
Which is the MOST likely consequence if the number of stinging ants in Central and South America decreased for some reason?
A. The number of acacia trees would increase.
B. The number of acacia trees would decrease.
C. The number of acacia trees would stay the same.
4.
Which of the following can reduce biodiversity within a natural environment?
A. Yucca moths pollinate and feed on yucca plants in the Mojave Desert.
B. Red-billed oxpeckers eat ticks off of impalas' coats in the grasslands of East Africa.
C. Non-native American bullfrogs out-compete native amphibians in the Tropical Andes.
D. Giant kangaroo rats enrich the soil for plants with their piles of grass clippings in the California grasslands.
5.
Which of the following describes how different species depend on one another in a natural environment?
A. Non-native kudzu out-compete native plants in the eastern United States.
B. Giant African snails imported as pets damage native plants and crops in Hawaii.
C. Grasslands in the California Floristic Province have been converted into housing projects, shopping centers, and roads.
D. Acacia trees of Central and South America provide shelter for stinging ants, while the stinging ants snip surrounding plants that grow too close.
6.
Which of the following describes how different species depend on one another in a natural environment?
A. Non-native kudzu out-compete native plants in the eastern United States.
B. Giant African snails imported as pets damage native plants and crops in Hawaii.
C. Australian light brown apple moths damage crops and native plants in California.
D. Giant kangaroo rats enrich the soil for plants with their piles of grass clippings in the California grasslands.
7.
Why is the destruction of a natural environment a risk to the survival of humans?
A. Humans depend on many species for food.
B. Humans depend on many species for technology.
C. Humans depend on natural environments for landfill space.
D. Humans depend on natural environments for scrap-metal yard space.
8.
Which is a major threat to biodiversity?
A. Red-billed oxpeckers eat ticks off of impalas' coats in the grasslands of East Africa.
B. Mining in the Guinean Forests of West Africa to provide diamond and gold jewelry for humans.
C. Acacia trees of Central and South America provide food for stinging ants, while the stinging ants snip surrounding plants that grow too close.
D. In Japan, hummingbird hawkmoths drink nectar from a species of flowering plants and transfer the plants' pollen to other flowering plants of the same species.
9.
Which describes a natural environment with the greatest biodiversity?
A. 10 red squirrels, 20 bristlecone pine trees
B. 55 bristlecone pine trees, 30 snowshoe rabbits
C. 25 snowshoe rabbits, 100 bristlecone pine trees, 5 red squirrels
D. 10 red squirrels, 45 snowshoe rabbits, 100 bristlecone pine trees
10.
The acacia tree species and the stinging ant species of Central and South America depend on one another for survival in many ways.
Which is the MOST likely consequence if the number of acacia trees in Central and South America decreased for some reason?
A. The number of stinging ants would increase.
B. The number of stinging ants would decrease.
C. The number of stinging ants would stay the same.

Enzyme molecules normally interact with substrate
molecules. Some medicines work by blocking
enzyme activity in pathogens. These medicines are
effective because they

A) are the same size as the enzyme
B) are the same size as the substrate molecules
C) have a shape that fits into the enzyme
D) have a shape that fits into all cell receptors

St. Louis became an area with a large population in the years following the Civil War because of which of these physical features? A. The Great Lakes are not far away. B. Timber is plentiful from local forests. C. Two major rivers meet there. D. The mountain ranges are very beautiful.

How was the women’s suffrage movement inspired by the shift of women’s roles during the war?

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The most important problem in Africa today is:

tribalism
education
slavery

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What event caused settlers to pour into Georgia?

How did people protest the Vietnam war

A kind of warfare in which fighters harass the opposition with ambushes,raids and body traps

A society should have a fixed territory. why?
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In the past, many people have had misconceptions about individuals with physical and mental challenges. What factors do you think contributed to negative attitudes toward people with disabilities?

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Which statements describe long-term environmental changes? Check all that apply.
They occur in minutes or within hundreds of years.
They occur in thousands of years or within billions of years.
They affect populations and species more slowly than short-term changes.
They have an immediate impact on living things.
They can affect the DNA of living things over time.

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The Gambia is surrounded by Senegal on three sides. True or false

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Why did the United States go to war with Afghanistan?

O.Because Afghanistan was developing nuclear weapons.?
O.Because the Taliban was protecting AI Qaeda.?
O.Because Afghanistan was under Soviet control.?
O.Because the Taliban was an ally of North Korea.?

Which of these BEST describes the reason thehy did the United States play a MAJOR role in rebuilding Japan after World War II?

A) to turn an enemy into an ally and to create a more democratic Japan
B) to form an alliance with Japan that would work against communist China
C) to place American-owned businesses throughout Japan and control its economy
D) to prevent Vietnam from becoming the dominant country in the post-war region

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1.
What was the capital city of the Aztec empire?
Tijuana
Rome
Machu Picchu
Tenochtitlan
D 2.
The Aztec priest did this to please the gods?

What does the law of supply and demand predict in a market economy?
A. The strength of labor unions in negotiating contracts
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B. The governmental restrictions on what can be exported
O
C. The number and prices of goods and services that will be
available
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D. The amount of personal taxes that will be paid

Pls help Based on the political cartoon of Abraham Lincoln and Senator Stephen Douglas, what can you predict about these debates between them?

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