7. This conflict ended in a compromise between the United States and the Soviet Union.
Which conflict was it and what was the compromise?

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1,5 and 7 are the three theological themes that Paul wrote

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It destroyed the economy of European countries. To rebuild their economies they turned to Africa's mineral and agricultural wealth. Europe's growing interest in Africa's minerals led to her expansion into the interior. The great depression that followed worsened the already failing economies of Europe.

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c

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It was a golden age when the city became wealthier and more Democratic

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The Age of Pericles was also known as the Golden age for the people of Athens in the city of Greece as there were a lot of developments taking place at that period in time.

There was a great economic boom in the region with lots of structural buildings and designs too and was a solid example to other regions and countries.

The Sermon on the Mount discussed Loving your enemies. Enemies can also be seen as negative influences, hindering progress and creating mistrust within a society.

What do you mean by enemies?

Enemies are people or groups of people who are hostile or antagonistic towards each other. They hold opposing views and interests which can lead to a state of conflict between them. This conflict can range from the political and ideological to the physical or military. Enemies are often considered to be antagonists and work towards preventing each other from achieving their own goals. In some cases, enemies can also be considered to be adversaries, competitors or rivals. Enemies may also be perceived as threats to one's own safety, values and security. Enemies can also be seen as negative influences, hindering progress and creating mistrust within a society. Thus, it is important to try and understand the motivations of enemies and to find ways to peacefully co-exist.

So, The Sermon on the Mount discussed Loving your enemies.

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OD. NK punishes its citizens mostly for political reasons and fear of treason against the government and its leaders.

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One was pro slavery and the other was not .

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The north relied on agriculture and the south relied on tobacco, cotton and slavery yo beast their economy.

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answer is 1 because it is the only affected

President Wilson did support the nineteenth Amendment, which granted women the right to vote in the United States which was initially opposed by the senate.

The 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution granted American women the right to vote, a right known as women's suffrage. The amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920, after a long and difficult struggle by women's suffrage activists that began in the mid-19th century.

The nineteenth Amendment marked a significant victory for the women's rights movement and a major expansion of democracy in the United States.

The 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote in the United States which was initially opposed by the senate was supported by the President Wilson.

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Jews

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Throughout history, Jews have been discriminated against, viewed as inferior to other

races, and blamed for hardships no matter how little evidence there may have been to support

these ideas. Whether it be blame for plagues, disappearances of children, financial hardships, or violence, Germans and other Europeans had no qualms about turning against their Jewish

neighbors. For example, after the destruction of Jewish homes and a synagogue in

Leutershausen, Germany, the NSDAP chapter of the neighboring town of Windsbach published a

flyer which claimed that “in the past few weeks the Jew has been determined to bait some of the peoples of the world into engaging in an awful war. The German nation was to be wrestled to its knees and destroyed. Millions of people were to be slaughtered and murdered” (Probing the Depths of German Anti-Semitism 196). However unfounded these statements may have been, they and similar accusations were common claims among Germans who refused to take

responsibility for their own problems, and who adamantly denied their anti-Semitism.

Anti-Semitism has caused Jews to be used as scapegoats throughout history. A scapegoat

is a person or group who is “blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others, especially for reasons of expediency” (Oxford Dictionaries) despite having nothing to do with whatever the problem may be. Ironically, the term itself originated from ancient Jewish religious practices:

Jewish religious leaders would ceremoniously place their sins upon the animal and then banish it into the wilderness as a way of purging themselves from their own wrongdoing. Jews themselves have been used as scapegoats by other groups of people so often and to such an extent that even the statements quoted above are unsurprising.

However common such accusations against Jews are, the statement made in the NSDAP’s flyer in particular makes ridiculous and completely unjustifiable accusations. The

author of the flyer blames the Jews for an attack on their own people, claiming that it was

somehow a Jewish attack on the German people instead. The attack in question was committed

in 1938, when Germans in Leutershausen broke the windows of a Jewish home and those of a

nearby synagogue, and then piled cow dung just outside of the temple. Two days later, German

anti-Semites broke into the synagogue again and destroyed all of its contents as well as those of

multiple other Jewish residences. Especially after such an incident, no part of the accusations

made by Windsbach’s reactionary flyer had any supporting evidence: the idea that the Jews were planning an uprising had no factual basis, and the claim that Jews had committed the attacks in Leutershausen was simply an act of turning the blame on the victims.

The mere concept that Jews in Leutershausen could have been plotting an uprising is

simply impractical: only about twenty Jews lived in the whole town (Probing the Depths of Anti-

Semitism 196). Such a number of people could not possibly have hoped to have any success in a fight against German Christians, who made up the vast majority of the population, which had

reached 2000 in 1920 (Ingall 190). However, this sort of logic had no effect on how other

Germans responded to the Leutershausen attacks or on how Jews were viewed in Germany and throughout the world. No amount of evidence or lack thereof seemed sufficient enough to convince the Anti-Semites of their cruelty and misplaced blame.

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by specialization it can effect people in many ways

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Occasionally, people who specialize in a field develop new techniques or new technologies that lead to huge increases in productivity. Increased specialization ultimately leads to higher standards of living for all those involved in economic exchanges.

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D- Nearby nations would reject communism in their countries.

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The Indian Removal Act of 1830 was signed into effect by President Jackson, which allowed Native Americans to settle in land within state borders in exchange for unsettled land west of the Mississippi. Many Native American tribes reacted peacefully, but many reacted violently

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Answer: i know this might not help but many civilians were murdered, hated upon, but people were also helping by growing 60% of the produce they consumed in "Victory Gardens." i hoped i helped

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The political cartoon is talking about A. The Congressional Committee on Civil Rights.

In order for a democracy to function, civil rights are necessary. Regardless of race, religion, or other characteristics, they are promises of equal social opportunities and legal protection. Examples include the rights to a public education, a fair trial, government services, and the ability to vote. Civil rights are safeguarded by proactive government action, frequently in the form of legislation, as opposed to civil liberties, which are freedoms secured by imposing restrictions on the government.

A cartoon shows the "Senate" bowling pin leaning against the "Civil Rights" bowling ball. The Senate pin is nailed to the floor, but the civil rights bowling ball has already knocked down the House pin. At the ball, the Senate bowling pin frowns. Despite being approved by the House of Representatives on February 10, 1964, the Civil Rights Act was subjected to a 75-day Southern filibuster and hundreds of amendment proposals in the Senate. The legislation was not passed by the Senate until June 19, 1964.

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The boom and bust cycle is a key characteristic of capitalist economies and is sometimes synonymous with the business cycle. During the boom the economy grows, jobs are plentiful and the market brings high returns to investors. In the subsequent bust the economy shrinks, people lose their jobs and investors lose money.

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Answer:sharecroppers

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D is the answer....,...

Answer: Lenin concluded a separate peace with Germany.

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The Russians had been involved in the first World War as part of the Allies but were suffering heavy defeats at the hands of the Germans. A Revolution in 1917 ended the Tsarist government but the new government made the mistake of continuing the war.

This led to more defeats and the Bolsheviks came to power. Lenin knew that he simply had to end the war and after attempting to make the Germans negotiate with less harsh terms, eventually accepted and signed the humiliating treaty of Brest-Litovsk thereby concluding a separate peace with Germany.

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The underground Railroad was one of the best things in life and Harriet Tubman was one of the greatest people to help out the slaves the underground Railroad had secret places and unsafe places but it led them to freedom

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The underground railroad were safehouses that were used by African American slaves. These safehouses allowed them to escape into free states, for example Canada. In Canada, African Americans were allowed to do many things like live where they want and run for positions. Some of the people who were part of the operation, Underground Railroad would settle in Canada to help these African Americans settle in and be safe. The role of Harriet Tubman was that she was born into slavery, she was able to escape a plantation in Maryland with her brothers. A few weeks later she returned to this plantation to help other slaves escape, some of who she considered family members. There was an occasion in which she went back to help her husband escape but he refused to leave because he got remarried. She joined the underground railroad operation and help guide escaped slaves. On the daily she would take these refugees to Canada since she believed that the united states treated them poorly.

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I was in an AP History class, I remember this chapter.

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In the'' mystery of the old sea chest'' a girl named Gloria she finds this mysterious chest just siting up there in her attic so of curse she had to ask about it. So she asks she uncle Rogers he just figured that it was sewing stuff. And so Gloria was frustrated,but her determination was so powerful that she didn't wan't to give up!

''mile-high mystery ''My sister and I hear this eerie wail coming from outside. So they find this alone,sad,homeless dog and so they instead of them saying ''whatever'' and just shut the door on the little guy they acted to help him and find the owner and get him a better life then on in the ''Bitterly cold snow''. So they tried and tried,but even it got hard or it didn't work out ''I sigh,but I just couldn't give up. and the tried so hard they tried phone books, they tried asking so many animal clinics, and then..... THEY FOUND HIM A HOME!!!!! So the theme of the two stories are ''dig a little deeper and you will find the solution''

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Kim Jong Un sees the US as its enemy because the US sided with South Korea in a war that the North saw as a war unification