Why did civil rights groups like the NAACP originally focus on winning court
cases to advance equal rights, rather than attempting to influence Congress?

what was the significance of lincolns first inagural adress to the civil war​

Rewrite the phrase that defines the central practices of Zen Buddhism.

Which is true about free verse poetry?
O A. The sing-songy feel of a nursery rhyme
B. The form is less important than the poem's ideas
C. The last stanza puts the poem into perspective
O D. The meter is generally iambic pentameter

Which of the following is a true statement?

Physical property change is always better than chemical property change.
Physical and chemical property change can happen at the same time.
Chemical property change is better than physical property change.

How do substances differ after a chemical change?

The physical properties of the substance stay the same.
The physical property of the substance will change.
The physical property of the substance will become better.

Which president issued the most executive orders.

Summative Task Research
Topic

Challenges faced by acadians after deportation

Who was
involved?

What
happened?

Where did
this happen?

When did this happen?

how did this happen?

significance to Canadian history

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answer with bot link will be reported ​

​Name three nations that went through revolutions in the 1830s.

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Who wrote America's national anthem?​

Explain the roles of Congress and the President in foreign policy.

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Under the pressures of the Cold War, many nations experienced rapid change, social disruptions, and large-scale conflict.

Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which cultural, political, military, or economic changes resulting from the Cold War affected ONE of the following regions between 1945 and 1991: Eastern Europe, East Asia and the Western Pacific, or Central America and the Caribbean.


America, for decades, has led the fight against communism, and put a lot of systems in place that essentially forced countries to reject communism and embrace capitalism and democracy. This fact was especially prevalent in the Cold War era, where a lot of policies were put in place to prevent communism from spreading. One area where anti-communist attempts by America were very common was in East Asia and the Western Pacific, the most important being China and Vietnam. During the Cold War, as a response to the growing influence of the Soviet Union and communism, the US, aiming to preserve democracy and capitalism for mostly their own benefit, deployed troops, gave economic aid, as well as many other things, to countries that were perceived to possibly be on the path to converting to communism.



In Vietnam, the US did a lot to prevent them from falling under the influence of communism, even going as far as to fight a war over it. The proposition of the domino theory in relation to communism really intensified the tensions between the US and Vietnam, as it stated that if one country converted to communism, the other countries around it would as well, and so would the others around those countries, so on and so forth. This ideology helped to justify a lot of the actions taken in Vietnam as well as other countries in Eastern Asia and the Western Pacific. The US and the Soviet Union started a proxy war in Vietnam, with the communist north going against the democratic south. This division within the country created a very harmful political and economic divide, which was still present even after the war in Vietnam. The attempt to stop communism in this region took a devastating toll on Vietnam’s economy, it’s population, and it’s politics, as the country came under a civil war and years of political unrest in Vietnam following the Vietnam War. After the Vietnam War, Vietnam changed their economic and political structure to support communism, and became a communist state. So, in short, the economic and political changes resulting from the Cold War, in this case being the tensions created by differing economic and political ideologies, had detrimental effects on Vietnam, as it left Vietnam with a lot of political unrest, as well as a political and economic divide that led to indecisiveness on how to govern, as well as political and economic instability.



In China, the US shift from being relatively lax on communism to cracking down on it on a large scale, as well as the Soviet shift to a policy of communist expansion, had a variety of effects on it’s economy and politics. At the start of the Cold War tensions, the iron curtain was being created, and many countries joined the non-aligned movement, meaning that they didn’t align themselves with either side. Many non-aligned movement members received trade embargos from both sides, severely inhibiting their economy as to force them to pick a side. China was one of these non-aligned countries, and it suffered greatly as a result. They were essentially forced to choose a side, and after a while chose to join the side of the US, albeit a very unstable alliance. The fight against communism and the tensions created by the Cold War affected China very heavily, as it had a lot of political and social unrest as a result, and got involved in many wars such as the Korean War, the Malayan Emergency, and the Indochina Wars. So, in short, as a result of the fight against communism ramping up during the Cold War era, China suffered blows to it’s economy, it’s military, as well as it’s intra-national and international politics.



In conclusion, the Cold War had detrimental effects on East Asia and the Western Pacific, as the anti-communist policies that were created by the US and it’s allies inhibited the development of communism and created political tensions and even wars between communist and non-communist countries. Proxy wars were fought, and many countries that were affected by these conflicting policies of anti-communism and communist expansion were left with years of political instability and many other issues.

How does the pleasure-dome come into existence?
a. "No one knows.
C. It was built by Kubla Khan's ancestors.
b. Kubla Khan orders it built.
d. It is unearthed when a fountain is "forced."

who were the members of the concert of Europe?
What was the idea of "balance of power?"​

1) How did voting change during the Jacksonian Era?

Which statement is TRUE about Shays' Rebellion? A. The federal government could not intervene in the rebellion in order to stop it (not allowed). B. The state could not create a militia to help under the rules of the Articles. C. The state government could not intervene to stop it (not allowed) D. The militia from a different nation had to end the rebellion under the rules of the Articles.​

Give one example from the movie Brewsters millions

-economic choices
-opportunity cost
-rational behavior
-cost benefit analysis
-long term thinking
-imperfect information
-marginalism
-capital goods
-consumer goods

Why did the Greeks form city-states?

During the Reformation, many central European rulers supported Protestantism against the Catholic Church. Why?

Choose the best answer from the list below.

a. They did not like the pope.
b. They did not want to have to obey the Church.
c. They could increase their power by seizing lands that had belonged to the Church.
d. They thought Lutheranism was a better religion.
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How was the effect of imperialism on Latin America similar to its effect on
China?
A. Latin America was commercially dominated by the United States.
Similarly, China's economy was controlled by Japan and other
countries.
B. Latin America became a major imperial power, conquering much
of Europe. Similarly, China colonized almost every country in
Africa.
C. Latin America became the most important colony of the British
Empire. Similarly, China became one of the most important
colonies of France.
D. Latin America colonized Japan, establishing economic control.
Similarly, China established commercial control over countries in
the Caribbean.

Which of these ideas is a part of Confucianism? A. striving for perfection through hard work B. being kind and loving in all acts toward others C. accepting nature’s will and letting go D. not interfering with the universe’s plans

After what battle won did the French join the American Revolution?

Majority rule means rule by one person or popular vote?
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What was a criticism made of George H.W. Bush's New World Order?

Describe scout from " to kill a mockingbird " ?

How was America's entry into world war 1 a turning point in war

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Which statement best explains the result of the 1980 election for Jimmy Carter?

He did not address women's rights issues in the country,

He did not solve the economic challenges facing the country,

He called for a stronger national defense to protect the country,

He argued for large cuts in government programs around the country,

How did the post world war 2 change life and economics in the United States

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Temple Mount

The Temple Mount, on a hilltop compound that is also revered by Muslims, is where the biblical Jewish Temples stood thousands of years ago and is considered the holiest site in Judaism.

Please answer these

3. What strategies did the writers/producers use to differentiate between Tonto and the characters of the dominate culture? (15 points)

4. What stereotypes of American Indians did you observe in the portrayls of Tonto? Be specific (15 points)

5. How does having an actor from the dominate culture play Tonto in the 2013 film affect the impact of the character? (10 points)

Juan needs to choose a book for a report on Alaskan wildlife. He searches the library catalog database to find books. The library database lists several titles. Which book would probably be the best for Juan to use? A. The History of Alaska B. Animals of Alaska C. The Alaskan Tribes D. Alaska: Past and Present