The first capital of Mississippi was
A: Washington
B: Jackson
C: Tupelo
D: Natchez
Answer: The first capital of Mississippi was D, Natchez.
Explanation: When the United States Congress created the Mississippi Territory on April 7, 1798, out of land ceded by Spain, Natchez was chosen as the capital since it was already a substantial frontier settlement on the Mississippi River. No official capitol was built, and officials met wherever they could find space.
The image shows the painting The Death of Caesar.
Caesar is falling to the floor, surrounded by men with swords and knives.
What does the painting express about this event?
It details what really happened when Caesar was assassinated.
It reveals the types of weapons that were used in Caesar’s time.
It shows that the artist views Caesar as a victim, not an evil tyrant.
It glorifies assassination as an option for removing powerful leaders.
Answer:
It could be
A )It details what really happened when Caesar was assassinated.
Why is the spread of Islam an important historical event?
The image depicts the eruption of Mount Vesuvius which occurred in AD 79. It was painted with oil on canvas by an unknown artist in 1812.
People watch a volcano erupt at night from the coast line.
Painting of Mount Vesuvius erupting in 1812 as seen from the Ponte dell Maddalena (c 1820,
Why is the image a secondary source?
a) It is a visual representation of the event.
b) It was created after the event took place.
c) It represents a historian’s view of the event.
d) It includes detailed information about the event.
Who was the first person accused to be a witch during the Salem witch trials?
Answer:
Bridget bishop
Explanation:
Bridget bishop was the first person accused and hanged for witchcraft
she was accused because there was gossip that she was responsible for the deaths of her first two husbands. She had been previously accused of witchcraft before as well
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Who created the medieval torture device and when pls cite a website if u can ty
Answer:
Torture in the Medieval Inquisition began in 1252 with a papal bull Ad Extirpanda and ended in 1816 when another papal bull forbade its use. Although the torture that was sanctioned by the bull was less severe than the torture that could be found in contemporary secular courts.
Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition
the region just north of Judaea
Edict of Milan
Galilee
pope
apostles
icons
monastery
Jerusalem
crucifixion
laity
Document B
Source: Excerpt from “Science,” by Cristian Violatti, published in the Ancient History Encyclopedia.
...the development of Chinese science is strongly linked to government officials. The court astronomers were particularly interested in the sciences of astronomy and mathematics, since the calendar was a sensitive imperial matter: the life of the sky and the life on earth had to develop in harmony, and the sun and the moon regulated the different festivals. During the time of Confucius (c. 551 to c. 479 BCE), Chinese astronomers successfully calculated the occurrence of eclipses.
Geometry developed as a result of the need to measure land, while algebra was imported from India. During the 2nd century BCE, after many centuries and generations, a mathematical essay named The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art was completed. This work contained mostly practical mathematical procedures including topics such as determining the areas of fields of different shapes (for taxation purposes), pricing of different goods, commodities rate exchange and fair taxation. This book develops algebra, geometry, and also mentions negative quantities for the first time in recorded history. Zu Chongzhi (429–500 CE), estimated the right value of pi to the sixth decimal place and improved the magnet, which had been discovered centuries earlier.
Where the Chinese displayed an exceptional talent was at making inventions. Gunpowder, paper, woodblock printing, [and] the compass are some of the many Chinese inventions.
How did the technologies of gunpowder, printing, and the compass spread out of Asia? Where did these technologies spread to and what was their impact?
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Gunpowder, printing and compass technologies spread around the world, by maritime or mercantile routes, these inventions revolutionized the world, and are used to this nowadays, to understand more.....
GunpowderMuslims acquired knowledge of gunpowder sometime between 1240 and 1280, when the Syrian Hasan al-Rammah wrote in Arabic recipes for gunpowder, instructions for purifying saltpeter, and descriptions of gunpowder incendiary behaviors. It is implied in the use of some terms that he derived his knowledge from Chinese sources: in his references to saltpeter as "Chinese snow", fireworks as "Chinese flowers", and rockets as "Chinese arrows".
The first western accounts of gunpowder appear in texts written by the English philosopher Roger Bacon in the 13th century. Various sources mention Chinese weapons and gunpowder weapons being used by the Mongols against European forces at the Battle of Mohi in 1241.
PrintingThe Chinese invention of woodcut printing, sometime before the first book dated 868 (the Diamond Sutra), produced the world's first printed culture. According to A. Hyatt Mayor, curator of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, "it was the Chinese who really discovered the media that would dominate until our era." Printing in northern China advanced even further in the 11th century, as it was written by Song dynasty scientist and statesman Shen Kuo (1031-1095), that the common craftsman Bi Sheng (990-1051) invented movable ceramic type printing.
The Qing Dynasty court sponsored huge printing projects using movable type printing on wooden blocks during the 18th century. Although replaced by Western printing techniques, movable wooden block type printing still remains in use in isolated communities in China.
CompassThis location instrument was created by the Chinese and modified by different peoples. The large-scale use of the compass was undertaken in the period of the Great Navigations, especially by the Europeans, who relied on this instrument to carry out sea voyages to new colonial possessions.
With this information, we can say that Gunpowder, printing and compass went to the world for being revolutionary inventions, and the impact of these inventions in the whole world were from technological development to an improvement of techniques and tools.
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What happened to Babylon in the thousand years following Hammurabi’s rule?
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Answer:
The Code of Hammurabi was one of the earliest and most complete written legal codes and was proclaimed by the Babylonian king Hammurabi, who reigned from 1792 to 1750 B.C. Hammurabi expanded the city-state of Babylon along the Euphrates River to unite all of southern Mesopotamia. The Hammurabi code of laws, a collection of 282 rules, established standards for commercial interactions and set fines and punishments to meet the requirements of justice
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4. Explain the Process—Finish filling in the steps your idea would have to go through to become a law at both the federal and state levels of government.
Answer:
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what two values did buddha say people should live by
Answer:
Buddha's most important teachings, known as The Four Noble Truths, are essential to understanding the religion. Buddhists embrace the concepts of karma (the law of cause and effect) and reincarnation (the continuous cycle of rebirth). Followers of Buddhism can worship in temples or in their own homes.
Answer:
The Buddha said that we should live compassionate, moral lives.
Explanation:
What challenges have Argentina, Peru, and Chile faced in their paths toward democracy and stronger economies? Include at least one example from each country in your response.
Write your response in four to five complete sentences.
Answer:
a slowdown in growth due to an inability to achieve continuous improvements in competitiveness and productivity
Explanation:
because of water isues
Who were the early Indians that were peaceful farmers who traded with their neighbours? I will give brainliest to whoever gives me a clear name that is correct.
Prior to European settlement of the Americas, Cherokees were the largest Native American tribe in North America. They became known as one of the so-called "Five Civilized Tribes," thanks to their relatively peaceful interactions with early European settlers and their willingness to adapt to Anglo-American customs.
Explanation:
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How the growth of cities affected agriculture in Mesopotamian society.
Answer:
the growth of cities adversely affected agriculture in Mesopotamian society.the agricultural crops got destroyed due to population growth as the area for agriculture decreased
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imagine you are a reporter. Your newspaper editor wants a story on a major event that occurred during Jefferson's presidency. In order to write a story, you need to compile the facts on a specific event.
**Your article will be on the Louisiana Purchase!**
First Step: Hook your reader into wanting to read your article. You could tell a story or use a quote. You might relate the past to modern events or your readers’ lives. Introduce the event and basic facts like people and places. Use at least three to five sentences.
Second Step: Discuss one reason why the event is so important. Use facts to back up your idea.
Third Step: Discuss a second reason for the event’s importance. Use facts.
Fourth Step: Discuss a third reason for the event’s importance. Use facts.
Fifth Step: This is where you summarize and review what you wrote.
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Thirty-four percent of Canada’s land is forest.
How do the forests of Canada impact trade?
A. Two of Canada’s major exports include timber and wood pulp.
B. International trade of forestry products has increased because of deforestation.
C. Canada must import newsprint from other countries because of a lack of lumber.
D. Canada trades its timber with only the United States and Mexico as a result of NAFTA.
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Answer:
B is the answer
Explanation:
What is the best way to describe a sentence fragment?
answers:
a group of words that does not include a verb
a group of words with lots of nouns and adjectives
a group of words that seems out of place
a group of words that does not form a complete thought
the last one
Explanation:
A sentence fragment is a group of words that is only part of a sentence and does not express a complete thought.
Answer:
The correct answer is: D "A group of words that does not form a complete thought"
Explanation:
Example: Favorite color blue
Complete thought: My favorite color is blue
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explain karma in Hinduism with one paragraph explain what it is and how it works I will give brainliest
PLS HELPPP!!!!!! Which statement best describes how the Inca developed and improved methods of agriculture?
They planted crops that needed little water to grow.
They used llamas to carry water to areas with little rainfall.
They made terraces in the mountains to create more farmable land.
They brought soil from the Amazon Rainforest to make their farmland richer.
Answer:
its the 3rd one.
Which power is not given solely to the president by the Constitution?
a. to veto bills
b. to command the army
c. to declare war
d. to appoint to the Supreme Court
Answer:
C. To declare war
Explanation:
which three parts of India were best suited for settlement please just give me the three names not a whole paragraph without the answer in it
Answer:
Explanation:
the land near the Indus and Ganges rivers
Answer:
I’m pretty sure the answer is the land near the Indus and Ganges rivers, because they make fertile soil, so people can farm.
In the book "Out of my mind", What chapter is the Whiz kids Quiz Show?
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Answer:
Chapter 24
Explanation:
The competition begins. Melody’s team competes first, and Melody, with her alternative answer board, is given a special introduction. The teams do a quick practice round, and then the real questions begin. Every student on Melody’s team has different strengths and weaknesses—Connor misses most of the spelling questions, and Melody has trouble with math—but Melody’s team wins the first match 81 to 77 points.
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California became a state because of the discovery of
A: Silver
B: Copper
C: Gold
D: iron
A mixed economy is (3 points)
a
dependent only on the choices of individuals and businesses
b
a combination of individual choice and government protection
c
where people produce and trade traditional goods
d
completely based on government decisions
Judging from both the chart and the photo, how can you use this document to argue that building the Great Wall was not worth the cost?
Document C
Sources of Knowledge: In Europe, prior to the Scientific Revolution, there were a few key sources of knowledge. When you wanted to know whether something was true or not, you turned to these sources for confirmation: 1) religion (the Church, the Bible, & God), 2) ancient scholars from Greece and Rome (ancient wisdom), 3) the king. To learn about nature and the universe, a common approach would be to read the Bible to see what it said. But most people couldn’t read, so they would have to ask a Christian Priest who could read. Another common approach would be to examine the writings of scholars from Ancient Greece and Rome. The thinkers of the Scientific Revolution challenged the validity of these sources as a legitimate basis for truth. These new scientists believed that neither the church, the king, nor ancient scholars had all the answers. They decided to try to figure out the answers for themselves, in a new way.
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What role did geography play in the development of Athens as a dominant power among the city-states of ancient Greece?
A.
Its location along the Aegean Sea helped Athens establish a powerful navy and booming trade.
B.
The mountainous terrain helped the Athenians defend their city from foreign invasion.
C.
Its location along the Mediterranean Sea helped Athens develop a prosperous economy based on agriculture.
D.
The mountainous terrain helped the Athenians invade other city-states and establish colonies.
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Answer: A.) Its location along the Aegean Sea helped Athens establish a powerful navy and booming trade.
Explanation:
1. Which solution was proposed by the Three-Fifths Compromise?
A. The government would have five branches of Congress, two based on state population and three on an equal number of representatives.
B. Each enslaved person would represent three-fifths of a person in a state's population.
C. Each state would have equal power by having five representatives each in one branch of Congress and three representatives in another.
D. Each state would have three-fifths of their representation based on their population and two-fifths based on the size of their state.
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2. What was the Anti-Federalist stance on people's rights and the Constitution?
A. The Constitution did little to protect the rights of citizens.
B. The Constitution gave too many rights to common people.
C. The Constitution should remove the social contract, which forced citizens to do things against their will.
D. The Constitution ensured that the government would be limited in its power.
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3. Why did Alexander Hamilton support the Constitution?
A small executive branch made it easier for one person to convince people around them to act.
A strong government encouraged disagreements and debate.
A smaller executive branch made it easier for people to keep an eye on who was running the government.
A strong government prevented people from having too much freedom.
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4. Which principle of government gives the U.S. Supreme Court the right to decide if actions taken by the executive or legislative branches are in agreement with the Constitution?
A. limited government
B. federalism
C. separation of powers
D. judicial review
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5. Who is allowed to introduce a bill to Congress?
A. interest groups
B. average citizens
C. the president
D. a member of Congress
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6. What is a responsibility of the executive branch?
A. approving judges
B. declaring laws unconstitutional
C. appointing judges
D. impeaching officials
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7. Why does the U.S. government carefully adjust interest rates?
A. to help keep all the money it receives in taxes
B. to provide economic stability
C. to help other nations rebuild their economies
D. to keep states from collecting too much in taxes
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