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How many American men fought in France? How many were African American?
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Approximately between 40K and 50K black Americans fought in France, mainly in the 93rd Division of the AEF.
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when did starbucks introduce nitro cold brew in stores?
During the summer of 2015.
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Describe the events of the Chimayo Rebellion
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On August 1, rebels from the northern New Mexican communities gathered at Santa Cruz de la Cañada (near Chimayó) with Indians from the surrounding pueblos. They called themselves the Cantón (neighborhood or district). On August 3 their twelve leaders, including Esquibel, issued the following declaration:
For God and the Nation and the Faith of Jesus Christ! The principal points we defend are the following: 1. To be with God and the Nation and the Faith of Jesus Christ. 2. To defend our country until we shed every drop of our blood in order to obtain the victory we have in view. 3. Not to admit the Department Plan. 4. Not to admit any tax. 5. Not to admit any disorder desired by those who are attempting to procure it. God and the Nation! Encampment Santa Cruz de la Cañada, August 3, 1837.
When Pérez heard of the rebellion, he attempted to raise a militia of volunteers, but his call did not meet with an encouraging answer. On August 9, Pérez started for Santa Cruz with the troops at his command, meeting the rebels near San Ildefonso. Most of Pérez's men promptly abandoned him and joined the rebels. Pérez retreated to Santa Fe with the few men who remained loyal to him. Unable to find security in the capital, Pérez attempted to flee the city by night, but a group of Santo Domingo Indians intercepted and killed him. The rebels decapitated Pérez and returned his head to Santa Fe for public display. Secretary of the Department Jesús María Alarid, former interim governor Santiago Abreú (one of Ramón's brothers), and approximately 20 officials from the Pérez government were also killed, some by mutilation. That same day, the rebels entered the capital and placed José Gonzales, a Genizaro (of Taos Pueblo and Pawnee ancestry) from Chimayo, in possession of the palace and as governor of the territory.
Initially the rebel government was widely popular in the Department, but it soon made enemies by committing atrocities in gaining power and confiscating the massacre victims' property (at the expense of not only their heirs but also their creditors). The ruling junta popular was contentious and indecisive, its minutes full of crossed-out sections. Meanwhile, in Santa Cruz, the Cantón did not dissolve, instead continuing to imprison people and threaten them with death, outside the control of Gonzales's government (Lecompte 1985, pp. 40–46). In Taos, unrest broke out against the Catholic Church and its leader there, Padre Martínez, in early September (Lecompte 1985, pages 47–48).
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How did the War of 1812 impact the United States?
A It spurred on the removal of Indians.
B It resulted in a surge of national pride.
C It led to the belief that United States should stay out of other countries’ conflicts.
D It caused increased division between political parties.
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The American army suffered a signifigant defeat by UK forces and the White House was burned down.
A long-term effect is that the USA has not attemped to annex Canada since
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What type of person was Sir Robert Clive?
Answer:
A courageous, resourceful and ruthless military commander.
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what are the advantages and disadvantages of federal financing
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Public funding are funds or resources provided by the State/Government for political parties and/or candidates. Provisions often state that political parties and candidates should have an equitable access to public funds. Oftentimes, the rules regarding public funding are not clearly stated in law, and even if they are, there is often a (real or perceived) misuse of public resources by the incumbent party or candidate. The legal framework can be drafted in a way as to encourage the founding and sustainability of a multi-party system. Ongoing oversight from a responsible government body combined with public (civil society) oversight through CSO watchdog capacity also can improve the monitoring and full disclosure of funding across party lines and in lines and consistent with the intent of full disclosure and fairness in campaign financing.[1]
Depending on the form in which public resources are made available, public funding is divided into direct public funding or indirect public funding.
Direct public funding is given to political parties and/or candidates in the form of money – usually as bank transfers but at times in cash or cheque.
Indirect public funding is when resources with a monetary value is provided by the Government to political parties and/or candidates.
Arguments against public funding
Those who oppose public funds to political parties or candidates often use one or several of the following arguments:
Public funding increases the distance between political elites (party leadership, candidates) and ordinary citizens (party members, supporters, voters)
When political parties and candidates do not depend on their supporters or members neither for monetary contributions (membership, donations) nor for voluntary labour, they might be less likely to involve them in party decisions or consult their opinions on policy issues.
Public funding preserves a status quo that keeps the established parties and candidates in power
Public funds are often allocated among political parties and candidates in the national legislature. This may make it more difficult for new political forces to gain representation. The legal framework can limit this negative influence by providing special funds for new political parties or candidates.
Through public funds, taxpayers are forced to support political parties and candidates whose views they do not share
Many believe that ordinary taxpayers should not be forced – through the public purse – to support political parties or candidates that they would never choose to vote for. Instead they should have the possibility to decide if and when they want to donate money to a political party or candidate.
Public funds to political parties and candidates takes money away from schools and hospitals to give to rich politicians
When introduced, public funding is often unpopular among the public. Public resources are scarce and needed for everything from schools and hospitals to roads and salaries for staff. To many people, using public funds to give to political parties and candidates would be far down their list of priorities.
Political parties and candidates both take the decision and collect the money
The decision to allocate public funds to parties and candidates is most often taken in the national legislature (or in some cases in the Government). This means that the political parties and candidates who will collect the money, also take the decision.
Political parties risk becoming organs of the State rather than parts of civil society
If all or a substantial amount of the party income comes directly from the State rather than from voluntary sources, political parties risk losing their independence and become organs of the State, thereby losing their ties to the civil society.
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1 True or False: The fact that states can make their own laws is an example of separation of powers
2 What percent of states must approve of a proposed amendment before it becomes part of the Constitution?
a 34%
b 50%
c 65%
d 75%
3 At which level of government can changes to the U.S Constitution be proposed?
a Local
b State
c National
d Executive
4 Why did the framers feel it was necessary at times to amend the Constitution?
a. amending the Constitution can reflect changing times, beliefs, and social conditions.
b. amending the Constitution would allow for tyranny.
c. amending the Constitution shows other countries how strong the U.S. government is.
d. amending the Constitution allows for a smooth transition of power between political parties.
5 Popular Sovereignty is established in the Preamble of the Constitution. What does Popular Sovereignty mean?
a. Federalism - sharing power between the people and the government
b. Federalism - sharing power between the state and national government
c. The constitution rules the people.
d. The people give consent to be ruled.
Answer:the correct answers are b, d, and ethe correct answers are b, d, and e
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After World War I, did consumerism increase or decrease?
"Ture communication can only be found in nature" is a example of what
Answer:
exposition
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how and where do you see advertisements in your everyday life ?
Answer:
Nowadays, advertisements can be found everywhere in our daily life. When you are walking on the street, you can see advertisements in the shops or markets. When you are watching TV, advertisements appear between programs. When you are reading newspapers, there are advertisements in the newspapers.
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How did Roosevelt’s policies affect the enviroment
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What makes a magazine unique among media we have discussed?
Why are ladybugs called 'lady'bugs if they aren't all female?
Answer:
After the farmers prayed to the Virgin Mary to protect their crops, ladybugs supposedly appeared to defend the crops. The farmers called the bugs "Beetles of Our Lady," which evolved into "ladybugs" -- hence a reference to the Virgin Mary.
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Which of the following answers about the American Army's winter at Valley Forge is true? (there are 2 correct answers, so click 2 boxes)
a. The American Army lost many men at Valley Forge, but survived and grew stronger.
b. The American Army was totally wiped out at Valley Forge
c. Valley Forge was the place where George Washington held the troops together, proved his leadership skills and trained the continental army to fight against the British.
Answer:
Option A and C
Explanation:
The exceptionally harsh winter put the American army to the test, and hundreds of the 11,000 troops stationed at Valley Forge died of illness. The suffering troops, on the other hand, were held together by their devotion to the Patriot cause and to General Washington, who remained with his men.
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which region was affected the most by crusades?
I would say the Middle east. Specifically the region of the Holy Land (Jerusalem) in Palestine.
The main point of the crusades was the take that land into the possession of the Christians.
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what effect did the geography of new england have on its economy?
Answer:
Several effects. Some of the more notable ones were, the lumber industry because of the vast forests, the small farming industry as the soil was not as fertile as it was in the South, a large amount of urban industries because of the lack of farmland, and the shipbuilding industry.
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what did a homecoming queen in brooklyn, mississippi recently give to a homecoming nominee in honor of her late mother?
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Explanation:
Her tiara.
Summary on the movie ""Iron Jawed Angels"" how women got the right to vote
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Fiery American suffragette Alice Paul lights a fire under the older women's leaders in Washington DC. President Wilson refuses to give all women the vote, but Paul is prepared to go to prison for her cause.
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4. Which of the following Amendments allows citizens to own weapons and organize state militias?
Eighth Amendment
Second Amendment
Fifth Amendment
First Amendment
The Second Amendment allows citizens to own weapons and organize state militias. Option B is the correct answer.
According to the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, "a well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." This amendment is part of the Bill of Rights, which contains the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
The Second Amendment guarantees the right of individuals to own firearms while simultaneously recognising the significance of a well-regulated militia for state protection. It ensures people' freedom to bear arms and provides the notion that this right should not be violated by the government. Therefore, Option B is the correct answer.
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The Ridolfi plot was the most serious Catholic threat to Elizabeth’ How far do you agree? (16 marks)
• The Papal Bull
• Duke of Guise
Instructions:
• Complete the exam question.
• 2 PEACE supporting the statement
• 2 PEACE challenging the statement
• Conclusion
Answer:I did the wrong way
Explanation:
Duke of guise
How were African Americans serving in state governments able to make a lasting difference?
Answer:
they helped write new state constitutions after the war
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Answer:
This involves the freedom of Religion because Noor was disqualified only because her religious beliefs in which she believes that a hijab needs to be worn. In this situation, the overseers of this cross-country race discriminated against her religion because she was wearing a hijab.
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1. Parents who expect complete obedience from their children but offer little warmth
are:
A. authoritarian.
B. permissive.
C. authoritative.
D. None of these choices are correct.
2. Permissive parents:
A. believe adults are always right.
B. accept the child's behavior without trying to change them in any way.
C. set reasonable limits and are firm and consistent.
D. punish their children forcefully.
3. Authoritative parents:
A. make reasonable demands.
B. respect a child's individuality.
C. stress social values.
D. All of these choices are correct.
4. Which of the following choices is not an example of prosocial behavior?
A. sharing
B. lying
C. working hard
D. being kind
5. According to experts, the best way to get children to behave is to use:
A. rigid standards.
B. harsh punishments.
C. clear boundaries.
D. extrinsic rewards.
6. The first two years of life is called:
A. infancy.
B. adolescence.
C. early childhood.
D. middle childhood.
7. Which of the following stages is the bridge of time between childhood and adulthood, ending in an adult-sized body and sexual maturity?
A. infancy
B. adolescence
C. early childhood
D. middle childhood
8. Which of the following statements about child development is generally true?
A. Though individuals usually go through the same developmental sequence, they do not always progress at the same rate.
B. Most children progress at the same rate.
C. There is no general sequence of development.
D. None of these choices are correct.
Answer:
1.authorization 2.accept the child behavior without trying to change them in any way 3.all of them are correct 4.all of the above 5. a b and c 6.early childhood 7. middle childhood 8.a or c
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The Indian Removal Act of 1830 was renounced by President
Jackson.
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After determining that someone has had to much to drink , there are eight steps you should take to cut someone off . What is the first step
Answer:
verify your observations
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Explain whether the Congress of Vienna was successful in its goals?
Explanation:
The Congress of Vienna was a success because the congress got a balance of power back to the European countries. The congress also brought back peace among the nations. Europe had peace for about 40 years. ... Yes, because in the end, they did many things that benefited France such as maintain a balance of power in France.