Which statement was one of Thomas Paine's arguments for independence?

Monarchy was a good form of government, but George III was a bad king.

The colonies needed Britain economically but should be able to govern themselves.


Britain's laws had helped the colonies, but it was time to break away for economic reasons.


It was foolish for a small island 3,000 miles away to try to rule a whole continent.

Answer:

D

Explanation:

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Please answer the following In what way was Esperanza hurt from her first day at work? How is this different from the rest of the family? 2. What was Miguel and Alfonso's surprise? 3. Why hadn't Esperanza taken a bath since she left Augascalientes? 4. Why was Esperanza afraid to go the jamaica? What finally made her decide to go! escribe the fiesta.​

John Muir is closely identified with which social reform movement of the late 1800s?

preservation of wilderness

exposing political corruption

ending racial discrimination

voting rights for women

Which country was a member of the Central Powers?
• Serbia
Ottoman Empire
• Russia
• Italy

The Supreme Court CANNOT rule a law unconstitutional if it has been approved by the
president.
True or false

Which branch of the government rules on the meaning and constitutionality of laws. A. Legislative. B. Executive. C. Judicial 

what are some of the arguments in support of industrialization?
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explain one way in which political policies and cultural traditions influenced the asian or middle eastern share in global manufacturing

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Except for cases involving the President of the United States, the Supreme Court has the final say in all of the
cases it hears.
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During the first sixty years of the twentieth century, one in every
____ coal camps was located in Kentucky.

A person who is thinking critically might ask:
why something happened.
how something happened.
what the consequences of an event are.
All of these choices are correct.

Senator John C Calhouns position on the proposed Compromise of 1850 was that it should be

In 1939, Warsaw was:
A. A Nazi ghetto
B. A Nazi labor camp
C. The largest Jewish community in Europe
D. A thriving black market

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Why was New Mexico important to the Spaniards?

A. New Mexico provided water to the southern neighbors.

B. New Mexico was a defensive buffer between New Spain and other explorers.

C New Mexico produced crops and goods desired in Mexico.

D. New Mexico was important because the friars had mined so much gold.
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how did union stuggles affect African Americans​

When choosing their leaders, what do the citizens of South Africa and Nigeria have in common?
A
Citizens in both countries vote directly for their legislators.
B
Citizens in both countries vote directly for their heads of state.
C
Citizens in both countries vote directly for their heads of government.
D
Citizens in both countries vote directly for the leaders of the judiciary.

Historians label an event as a turning point when it:

How are Indus valley cities different from cities of other early civilizations?

(A) They developed near rivers.

(B) They were neatly planned.

(C) They were fortified with large stone walls.

(D) They were home to a large population.

Read the following quote from Theodore Roosevelt: "Let me add that the health and vitality of our people are at least as well
worth conserving as their forests, waters, lands, and minerals, and in this great work the national government must bear a
most important part."
Based on this quote, what are two things that Roosevelt felt were obligations of the federal government?
deferring authority to states
enhancing educational opportunities
protecting the well-being of the people
providing security against attack
conserving natural resources

Think about the Article. How are the Dead Sea Scrolls and the
Copper Scroll different?
A. The Dead Sea Scrolls are lists of treasures, but the Copper
Scroll was a mostly religious text.
B. The Dead Sea Scrolls were opened with saws, but the
Copper Scroll was opened with a drill.
c. The Dead Sea Scrolls were found in caves, while the
Copper Scroll was found in Jerusalem.
D. The Dead Sea Scrolls were mostly religious texts, but the
Copper Scroll was a treasure map.
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In the third stanza, the sun is likeliest to symbolize...
A. light
B. hope
C. death
D. knowledge

When Standard Oil controlled 90-95% of the market in oil
, what is this called?

1. A mosque is a *

school for children
type of restaurant
Muslim place of worship
Jewish place of worship
2. Islam is a polytheistic religion. *

True
False
3. What are at least three of the five pillars of Islam that all observant Muslims must perform? *

.
4. Islam accepts both the Jewish Torah and the Christian Bible, but extends the story with the Quran. *

True
False
5. Which were rights given to women in the Quran? Select all that apply. *

✓
the right to reject marriage proposals
the right to inherit
encouraged education
equal inheritance with men
6. Dedicated by Muhammad, the __________ is the most holy place in Islam. *

Vatican
7. During the Golden Age of Islam, the Islamic religion made many contributions to society in the areas of: (select all that apply) *

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astronomy
medicine
math
✓
architecture
art
8. What is at least one similarity and one difference between the Sunnis and Shiites? *

.
9. Shah Abbas the Great was a Safavid ruler who *

a. centralized the government
b. decreased military power
c. reduced taxes on farmers and herders
all of the above
a. and c. only
10. Why was the fall of Constantinople in 1453 significant? Respond in at least 3-5 sentences. *

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11. In the Ottoman social hierarchy, occupations that were called men of the pen included: (select all that apply) *

poets
lawyers
✓
soldiers
scientists
12. By A.D. 200, trade between Africa and Asia increased with the introduction of the ____________. *

airplane
13. As the Bantu-speakers migrated into southern Africa, they spread their skills in: *

farming, ironworking, and domesticating animals.
fishing, hunting, and ironworking.
architecture, electrical work, and farming.
fishing, architecture, and hunting.
14. The ________teaches about what Muslims believe to be God's will and provides a guide to life. *

Torah
15. What were some of the cultures that traded in Axum? *

Egyptian
Indian
Greek
All of the above
None of the above
16. In many West African villages, women were respected for their wisdom and skills in many areas. In a few societies, women served as ________, rulers, or in other government jobs. *

lawyers
17. In West Africa, the role of the griot was to *

choose the next ruler
recite ancient stories
plant the first seed of the first crop of the season
perform medical procedures

Which changes resulted from the Industrial Revolution?



Choose all answers that are correct.


The standard of living declined in western nations.


Goods became cheaper and more plentiful.


Many people left rural areas to work in the cities.


New technology caused unemployment among farmworkers.

During the 1960s, a federal civil rights act became necessary because
a. the president did not support civil rights.
b. it was the only way to end Jim Crow laws.
c. Northern states had passed different civil rights laws.
d. Southern states had ended discrimination.

Discuss the impact of the Mongol Empire on the Afro-Eurasian world. Give specific examples.

Who said, "give me liberty or give me death"?

Thomas Paine

Thomas Jefferson

John Adams

Patrick Henry

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Aside from Guyana, most people in the tropical north live in…

-Urban Areas
-Rural Areas