If I eat, I would live. If I breathe, I would also live. However, if I drink, I would die. What Am I?

Answer:

fire

Explanation:

With the Nile River playing a major role in the lives of the Egyptians, building ______ was an important part of their technology.
paper
ships
pyramids
coffee mugs
*Ten Points.

List three ways The Lewis And Clark; And Pikes Expeditions were significant to the United States at the time.

Does a good citizen have a responsibility to protect or promote the well-being of people in other countries? Explain your answer.

What is an example of a challenge that Mawi's family faced?(FOR PEER)

why did people disagreeg to let dogs of leash for hours and how this disagreegment was solved?

What event happened in Boston Harbor to protest a tax?

Battle with Spain
Boston Tea Party
Edenton Tea Party
Proclamation from the King

What sorts of policies were justified in the name of Manifest Destiny?

How did Boss Tweed improve in New York?

Contrast is used in order to do what?
A make an object stand out
B take a picture
C demonstrate the importance of patterns
D make everything in a picture look the same

The map shows the main route of the Silk Road.

A map titled Physical Features of East Asia. A key shows the Main route of the Silk Road with a purple line, Lowlands in green, Highlands in yellow, and mountains with brown triangles. Large areas of yellow span across northern China and Mongolia, west toward Europe, east toward the rivers. Green areas run along the eastern and southern coastline and most of India. The Gobi desert is in Mongolia north of China. The East China Sea and South China Sea form the China coast. The Taklimakan desert is in eastern China between the Himalaya Mountains to the south and the Gobi desert to the north. The Himalayas are along the southern border between China and India. The Qin Mountains are in central China. A purple line begins east China and travels west through the Highland regions south of the Taklamakan Desert, continuing toward Europe and Africa.

How did the Silk Road help China overcome its geographic isolation?

It provided better trade routes north of China.
It helped connect China to countries to the west.
It encouraged contact with countries to the south.
It led to increased communication with lands to the east.

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What types of individuals can be rejected from your school without using a specific name campus? Why? Do you think this is fair? Why or why not?

school work is so hard can someone help me.

In _____________, the Government was designed to control the helots. *

Athens
Sparta

Read the passages:

Passage A — Minerals, water, air, organic matter, and organisms make up the material we call soil. This material covers the Earth's surface and supports life. Without soil, plants would not grow, and animals would not survive.

Even though speaking about soil seems simple enough, it is actually very complex. That is because soil comes in many different forms which are made of layers, called horizons. When you look at the horizons together, you get a soil profile. Each horizon has its own set of characteristics. Some soil characteristics are the amount of sand, the type of minerals, and the amount of decomposing leaves found in the soil. All of these characteristics will help determine what kind of plant life the soil can support.

Passage B — Healthy plants are plants that are able to take sunlight, water, and nutrients and turn them into food. Their roots absorb two of these ingredients from the soil around them. The ideal soil for growing is one that contains the right amount of water without being too wet. It also contains many nutrients.

How do nutrients make it into the soil? The answer is actually quite complex. Nutrient-rich soil contains organic matter, which is broken-down plant and animal matter. As the plant and animal matter decays, or decomposes, it releases nutrients into the soil. Then, it is absorbed by living plants and turned into food. Therefore, the richer the nutrients in the soil, the healthier the plant.

Based on the information in Passages A and B, how do the nutrients in the soil determine what kind of plant it can support?

In order to get nutrients into the soil, plants and animals decompose, which means they are broken down and absorbed as food.
Plants absorb the nutrients they need from the soil to make food, so the type of nutrients in the soil need to match the type of nutrients needed by the plant.
Soil horizons share their nutrients so that plants and animals have enough food to survive, especially during the summer season.
The minerals, water, and organic matter in the soil keep plants from growing large, so plants need to choose a spot that doesn't have any of those things.

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What should America do with the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in
this country?

Which describes a fault?

A cracks in Earth’s mantle
B cracks in Earth’s core
C cracks in Earth’s crust
D two plates coming into contact
i think its C but im not sure.

PLZ ANSWER CORRECTLY THERE WILL BE EXTRA POINTS AND WILL MARK BRAINLY


Days are shorter _____ during the winter solstice because it is tilted farthest from the sun.

at the Equator
in the Antarctic Circle
in the Southern Hemisphere
in the Northern Hemisphere

The process of democratization over the last 200 years has resulted in wider support for the idea that
A. citizens have a responsibility to serve their government.
B. governments should protect the rights of its citizens.
C. all people are members of a global community.
D. government authority is absolute.

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There's something wrong with each of the following statements. Figure out what It
Is. Cross out parts of the sentence and make corrections on the line.
1. Unlike the federal government, state governments only have one branch of goverment.
2. States are divided into districts, and citizens in each district elect a governor to be head of
their district.
3. A state's executive branch includes many departments that handle thousands of small
issues such as misdemeanors.
4. States can afford to provide citizens with all necessary services and do not usually need any
finandal help.
5 local governments are independent and have the power to do anything they want to.

What was Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction that, when followed, would grant Southern states amnesty? (remember, it had two parts)

In 1-2 sentences, summarize some ways that citizens can help solve problems in their community.

Who influences public policy by participating in politics through voting?

What is the resource that is found in the Grand Banks?

minerals
lumber
fish
crops

ow does geography play a role in Mexico City's air pollution problem?
Group of answer choices

It is one of the world's largest cities.

The city has views of distant snowcapped mountains.

The cars and factories send pollution such as lead, sulfur, and carbon monoxide into the air.

It lies in a bowl-shaped valley that traps air pollutants.

Which layer of Earth contains all of the landforms?

A atmosphere
B crust
C outer core
D mantle
i think its B but im not sure

"The word's 'supposedly,' by the way," I said.

"What are you talking about?"

"You said 'supposably' before," I said.

"I did not!"

"Yeah you did," Charlotte nodded. "You said the science elective is supposably really hard. I heard you."

"I absolutely did not," he insisted.

"Whatever," said Jack. "Let’s just go."

Finn is not sure that he understands this conversation.
What could Finn ask himself as he reads to best understand the paragraph?
A. Where are the characters?
B. Where did I lose track?
C. Why does this not make sense?
D. Why does the author write this?

Write a 2 paragraph short essay on what you think the requirements for entering the United States and becoming a citizen should be.

Why did most early settlers come to America?


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