4. What were emigres, and why did French revolutionaries view them as a threat?

Answer:

Émigré, any of the Frenchmen, at first mostly aristocrats, who fled France in the years following the French Revolution of 1789. ... From their places of exile in other countries, many émigrés plotted against the Revolutionary government, seeking foreign help in their goal of restoring the old regime.

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What other groups should be prioritized for the new vaccine?

Select the correct answer
Why did some historians replace the AD-BC dating system with the BCE-CE system?

IT IS NOT D EVERYONE IS SAYING D IT IS NOT D

Why did blacklisted union members have trouble finding jobs after the Pullman strike?

How did the Enlightenment challenge to the
idea that we were "living in best of all
world's" help us?
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Which court would hear this case? Mr. Jones is suing Ms. Brown for the cost ($2,000) to fix his fence when her tree fell and crushed the fence.

Progressives believed industrialization and urbanization created many of society's problems including
what?

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What was the population of holland in 1939

What were the six legal principles that originated in Rome?

In 1519, the first Native Americans introduced to Hernando Cortés of Spain were the _____.


A.) Aztecs

B.) Incas

C.) Hohokam

D.) Mayas

How do you write 4.973 as a percentage

What caused the texas revolution

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Christianity emerged from what other major religion?*
5 points
O Confucianism
O Judaism
O Daoism
O Buddhism

What is the term for taking away someone's right to vote?
A) Desuffragate
Disenfranchise
Deballoting
D) Disinherit

how was the upper class viewed in the past?

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The statement below is from the Magna Carta written in 1215.


"To no one will we sell, o no one will we refuse or delay, right or justice."


Which political principle justifies this statement?



The right to trial protects political institutions.



The rule of law guarantees fair legal treatment.



Checks and balances prevent tyranny in government.



Separation of powers permits shared government authority.

The group of men that took Fort
Ticonderoga for the Americans
was known as the

A. Redcoats
B. Green Mountain Boys
C. Sons of Liberty

Drag the correct labels to the table. Not all labels will be used,
Idenlify the effects of the War of 1812 on the United States.

The options say

Gains of territory and money

Military heroes who went on to become national leaders

A surge of national pride and confidence

Further military conflicts with American Indians


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Which was a positive aspect of life for American Indians on Spanish missions?

A.) American Indians no longer had conflicts with other American Indian tribes.
B.) American Indians could leave the mission whenever they wished.
C.) American Indians learned useful skills, such as farming, carpentry, and herding.
D.) American Indians abandoned their customs, language, and old ways of life

How did the Industrial Revolution have a positive effect on one group in Britain? Explain.

Why did the Visigoth general Alaric invade Rome? (1 point)

Question 22 options:

1)

to build the Visigoth empire

2)

to re-establish the pagan religion

3)

to escape the Huns

4)

to merge with the Ostrogoths

WILL MARK BRAINLYST PLEASE HELP Which city is in lands reconquered after the fall of the Western Empire?
Athens
Cairo
Ephesus
Syracuse

Did the kkk support women's suffrage? Why or why not?

What did Gregor Mendel use to discover the principles that rule heredity?
Answer chooses
A. A Pea Plant

B. Pigeons

C. Photosynthesis

D. Pear Trees

-was the final battle of the Revolution

-was the battle where Washington crossed the Delaware River to attack the Hessians on Christmas Eve.

-was the turning point of the Revolution. After this battle, the French and Spanish pledged their support to help America against the British.

-was the Winter Camp for Washington twice during the Revolution. Soldiers experienced great hardships there, but they stayed true to the cause.

-were the people who were of the upper class and station. They supported the King.

-were 1/3 of the people who sided with neither group.

-joined the cause of the British because they did not trust the Colonists.

-were 1/3 of the people who were mostly businessmen and middle-class people. They supported independence.

-is the term for rising prices that happened as the Congress printed paper money with no gold to back it.

-A Prussian commander who trained American troops and revamped our Army camp system to make it healthier.

-was a French commander who assisted Washington in getting France's support and became a trusted American commander.

-British general who fought mostly in the South. While initially successful, he loses to Washington at Yorktown.

-The battle between Nathaniel Greene and Cornwallis where the British lose 1/4 of their fighting force.

-The treaty that ends the Revolutionary War.

-A Belief in the equality of all people. The idea that ability, effort, and virtue, not wealth and family defined one’s worth.

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How do the two definitions of women’s freedom differ from one another?

The 6th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees a jury trial to U.S. Citizens. Identify the particular responsibility that citizens have to one another to ensure a right to a jury trial.
A. Attending school board meetings
B. Serving on juries
C. Paying taxes
D. Serving in the military

Would war have been worthwhile at this point?

Which major event occurred in the Third Punic War?
Roman gains Sicily as its first province
O Roman capture and defeat of Carthage
O Hannibal leads an invasion of Italy
Roman armies take control of all of Spain