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The impact of the Grange in 1877 was to convince Illinois to pass a law regulating railroads and grain storage. This explained why farming income was low in the Gilded Age.

Federal government intervention during the agrarian protests was inadequate.

The Grange Movement wanted to help farmers and when they were influential enough, they got states like Illinois to pass laws that regulated grain storage and railroad companies.

The high prices charged by these companies, was one reason why the income of farming families fell in the Gilded Age.

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the answer is grain warehouses, decreased and inadequate

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B. modifying Western beliefs to accommodate indigenous peoples' existing cultural practices.

C. acting as impartial mediators between European imperialists and indigenous peoples.

D. arriving after colonies had been established to serve as nonmilitary colonial leaders.​

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What is the name of disney world’s fireworks at cinderella’s castle?.

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periods of human history?
a. a community divides itself into social classes based on citizens'
wealth and family history.
b. a powerful military leader uses violence to seize control of a
country's government.
c. a farming community struggles to produce enough food to feed
its large population.
d. a factory creates a health hazard in the surrounding community
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traditional practices. This is exemplified by
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1. prohibiting the study of Confucianism
2. encouraging the adaptation of Buddhism
3. allowing for the ownership of private
property
4
breaking up collective farms in the
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nations, such as the United States, demonstrates
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1. sought to avoid European spheres of
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2.
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political practices
3. wanted to remain in a state of self-imposed
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Question 5 of 10
What provides the reader with a chance to interpret an author's work in a new
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OA. Learning about the author's life
B. Reading books about similar topics
C. Explaining the work to other people
D. Asking questions about the work

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Which of the following statements best reflects Mrs. Turner’s views?

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She views African Americans as superior to whites.

She embraces her “white” features and rejects her “blackness.”
Ah’m uh featured woman. Ah got white folks’ features in mah face. Still and all Ah got tuh be lumped in wid all de rest. It ain’t fair. Even if dey don’t take us in wid de whites, dey oughta make us uh class tuh ourselves.

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Their Eyes Were Watching God

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B. It threatens the nations of Iran and Pakistan.

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