The Psalms were written over a period of less than five hundred years.
True
False

What was the most likely reason that Julius Robert Oppenheimer opposed the use of the atomic bomb even
though he had led the Manhattan Project?
He had incomplete knowledge of the strategy of the Pacific War.
O He had firsthand knowledge of the destructiveness of the bomb.
He had argued against developing the bomb without telling the American people.
O He thought that atomic power should be used for research, rather than destruction.

80 POINTS! ANSWER AT LEAST 2 OF THESE!
1.What was one of the major events of the Cold War and how did it impact Soviet/U.S. relations?

2.Why did Africa become the site of so many proxy wars during the post-war era?

3.How did the conflict in Israel and Palestine emerge from competing national movements?

4.Who were some of the nationalist leaders in the post-war era, and how did they impact their societies?

5.How did the post-World War II world change life and economics in the United States?

Who received the largest number of popular votes and Electoral College votes in the election of 1824? O A. William H. Crawford O B. John Quincy Adams O C. Andrew Jackson O D. Henry Clay​

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2. In the sentence, "The Bill of Rights was appended to the
Constitution in 1791," what does "append"
mean?

1. Describe two features of the role of the monarch in Elizabethan England. [4 marks]

During Reconstruction, African Americans:
A. lived in a society in which they attempted to become full citizens, in spite of the efforts of white Southerners.
B. had no opportunity for schooling.
C.were able to become independent farmers by purchasing their own land.
D. lived in fully integrated urban societies.
E. left the South in overwhelming numbers.

What is another word for "deceased"

Which company had a monopoly in tea sales?

What was one cultural achievement of Alexander the Great?
ibraries
a colony
a city-state
new coins

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Summarize the civil rights and the different people who helped create change
and equality in the United States. Your summary should include what civil rights are, identify and
explain who Marcus Garvey, Desmond Tutu, and Medgar Evers are and their accomplishments, you
must also include a description of the organizations that were established for racial equality

What was one of the effects of Mansa Musa’s pilgrimage to Mecca.

In August of 1945, the American dropped atomic bombs on which of the following Japanese cities? Hiroshima and Beijing, Beijing and Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Please help!!!!
Which of the following first began in the 1980's and has since become one of the more dominant forms of personal communication?
A
cable Internet connection
B
hard line phone service
С
mass market advertising
D
the mobile phone

According to Reminiscences, was Carl Schurz motivated more by liberalism or by nationalism or both?

write a summary about the purposes of government in your own words,
Then in a paragraph write a summary of key points, details,ideas,or facts about the purposes of governments.

Why did some residents leave North Carolina to create a separate state?
They wanted more control of their own rights and government.
They wanted access to deepwater ports for trade.
They were unable to gain or own farmland in North Carolina.
They believed that westerners had too much power in the state.

Social health is one component of the best tiangle. What are the other two
component

Which of the following ideas did Voltaire make popular during the Enlightenment?
Humans could improve their own happiness.
Humans should value women as much as men.
Humans could be religious and still apply reason to their lives.
Humans should respect the authority of rulers and religious leaders

What was the "Mysterious Force?" in russia

Colonies were mostly run for the benefit of mother countries, but some people believed the colonial system helped everyone because it spread European civilization, How does Kipling feel about colonialism? Write three to four sentences, using the poem to support your answer.​

Select THREE purposes of the Articles of Confederation, the United States' first
constitution
to provide protection for the 13 states against foreign invasion
to establish a weak king who would obey the will of the people
to create a strong central government that would keep the states in line
to declare the colonies independent from foreign nations
to create an organized government to manage the American Revolution
to establish the 13 colonies as the United States of America

Is this statement true or false?

The Republican Party was started by people who were in favor of the spread of slavery.


true

false

In forming their new Articles of Confederation, how did the former colonies make certain that their
new government would be nothing like their former monarchy Give two examples

from "Piano Obsession" by Ibtisam Barakat Reem is a Palestinian girl who attends a school for refugees, operated by the United Nations. She befriends a girl named Rania, who introduces her to the piano. Read the passage carefully. Then, answer the essay prompt. 1 Rania led me to an elephant-sized piano that squatted serenely in a corner of the church. Before I touched the piano, the sight of it touched me. It reminded me of the first and only time I had visited a zoo. I twirled with delight. 2 A notebook filled with lines and bead-sized dots had been left open. “These are notes. One can read them like numbers in a math book. They translate to phrases, passages, long songs,” she explained. 3 Songs? Now the beads became birds on the page, long rows on electric wires, singing. Was it possible that these beads could really sing like birds? What must I do to make them do it? 4 “Open the lid,” she said. A large number of black and white teeth smiled at me. I became more excited, happy, afraid, all at once. The lid was more of a lip. And I instantly knew why the piano might sing, why the notes could be more than a row of birds. The piano could be a person who loves numbers. 5 Rania’s father came over to watch us. He noticed the stunned look on my face. “You don’t have to read the beads. Just sit down; play the keys.” I remained reluctant. “There are no rules for playing,” he explained. “You don’t have to make songs. Just make music.” He shut the bead book. 6 “There are no teachers here. This is not a school,” he encouraged. “I am a church guard. I did not finish my schooling because I didn’t like homework or teachers. Just play like a child would.” 7 I raised a finger as though it were a foot about to enter a new world. I dipped my finger onto a white bar. I dipped other fingers. All dropped inside a sweet, liquid sound. The white and black might have been sugar wafers, or chocolate bars for a person’s ears. I licked my fingers. 8 Rania and her father applauded. A thrill of importanc plz right it as an essay but not that long HURRY PLZ

Which statement describes the location of the Isthmus of Panama?

It is north of Belize.
It is north of Honduras.
It is east of the Pacific Ocean.
It is east of the Atlantic Ocean.

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In document c, examines British naval expenses in 1914 do the Germans have a reason to worry about freedom of the seas?

Why did Thomas Jefferson oppose the Alien and Sedition acts?