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Answer:
c i think
Explanation:
Answer: I would say the awnser is c . - hope this helps
Related Questions
. List at least four other important facts about Ethiopia.
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Answer:
Ethiopia for vegetarians. Ethiopian cooking is some of the tastiest, healthiest and most diverse cuisine on the continent.
Addis Ababa. Image C/O Shutterstock.
Abebe Bikila.
The oldest people in the world.
Explanation:
I got this off of gogle hope it helped if not I’m sorry
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The area of Ethiopia is 1,104,300 sq. km, which makes it approximately as big as France and Spain combined.
More than 70% of Africa's mountains are found in Ethiopia. Probably due to the high altitude in the country, Ethiopians are famous for being great long distance runners.
There are more than 80 different ethnic groups in Ethiopia with just as many languages and over 200 dialects are spoken throughout the country.
Coffee, one of the world's most popular beverages, was discovered in Ethiopia, in the region of Kaffa.
There are 279 species of mammals found in Ethiopia, of which 5 are critically endangered, 8 are endangered, 27 are vulnerable and 12 are near-threatened. There are 31 endemic mammal species found in Ethiopia.
Explanation:
÷Which of the following statements about Herbert Hoover is not true? He had helped provide food to starving people after World War I . He had been an engineer and businessman. He managed a gold mine in the Australian desert. He had been the governor of New York.
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Answer:
He had been the governor of New York.
Explanation:
It's false
He had been the governor of New York.
I took the test and um yeah thats the answer, have a good day :)
Reuben has three cats at home and doesn't want another one. Still, on the way home from work, he stops to rescue a kitten from the highway. This is an example of ________ behavior.
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Answer:
altruistic
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People tried to escape from____ Berlin Wall
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Answer:
Explanation:
During the history of the Berlin Wall (1961 to 1989), nearly 80 people were killed trying to cross from East to West Berlin. East German officials always claimed that the wall was erected to protect the communist regime from the pernicious influences of Western capitalism and culture.
Jeannie gets out of her seat 5 times without permission in a thirty-three minute observation session. What is the rate of behavior
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Answer:
1 time every 6 minutes.
Explanation:
In order to find the rate of behavior, we need to find how long it takes for this behavior to happen only a single time. We calculate this by dividing the given number of times the behavior has happened by the total interval of time in which it happened like so...
30min / 5 = 6 min
Therefore, the rate of behavior for Jeannie getting out of her seat is 1 time every 6 minutes.
In the context of religion and racial prejudice, a consistent finding is that no matter how religious commitment is assessed, the less devout are less prejudiced. the very devout are the most prejudiced. the very devout are less prejudiced. commitment bears no relation to prejudice.
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Answer:
In the context of religion and racial prejudice, a consistent finding is that no matter how religious commitment is assessed, the very devout are less prejudiced.
Explanation:
Religious and racial prejudice is one of the major issues still raging in the world. It is a preconceived negative attitude towards a certain group of people based on their race and religious beliefs.
And in this context, one consistent finding is that no matter how religious commitment is assessed, the very devout followers are the ones who are less prejudiced. This is because those who are less devout seem to be less involved or interested, which makes them even more susceptible to much more prejudice and be a target of any negative attitude.
In which countries is Kwanzaa celebrated?
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Answer:
In the United States and Canada.
Explanation:
Kwanzaa is an African-American celebration that is used to be held by the black population in the United States and to a lesser extent Canada, between December 26 and January 1, as a continuation of Christmas.
Although it takes place after Christmas, it is not a religious festival, but rather an African-American cultural manifestation that seeks to rescue the values of African heritage in the African-American population.
What is the most painful and/or annoying problem that foreign exchange students face when they study in America?
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Answer:
The correct answer is - the language barrier leads to social and cultural distance.
Explanation:
There are various problems that foreign students experience during the study in America which does not allow them to easily adjust to the newer place. These problems and issues include cultural or social shock, homesickness, communication due to the language barrier, and many more.
Among all the language barrier and cultural or social distance are the most annoying issue for the foreign students during the study period as they even they are able to excel at expressing feelings however, they still not able to understand nuances and would not able to get colloquialisms and local accents.
Approximately what percent of U.S. energy comes from nonrenewable resources?
a .60
b. 95
c. 40
d. 80
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Answer: 80%
Got it correct on my test :)
8. Wealthy plantation owners made up
how much of colonial Southern
society?
A. The whole society
B. The majority
C. There were no plantations in the south.
D. A small portion
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
The plantation is the South had consequences. It deeply divided the people because it generated divisions of class. The contrast of wealthy people who owned plantations and the poor working class affected the society of the Southern states. Wealthy plantation owners were only a small portion of colonial Southern society. Mostly, the society was comprised of poor farmers and slaves.
Which of the following statements best describes population growth in Latin America today?
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Most of the Northeastern states border what body of water?
a. Pacific Ocean
b. Hudson River
c. Erie Lake
d. Atlantic Ocean
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Answer:
C. Erie Lake and Atlantic Ocean
Which month and year had the highest death rate? What was the rate?
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Answer:
this one
Explanation: I think hopefully this helps
8,478 8,351 8,344
DO THE Critical vocabulary!!! PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS TO GET POINTS AND ACTUALLY HELP!
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Answer:
1. Alley goes with narrow
2. Rattle goes with noisy
3. Raggedy goes with shredded
4. Invisible goes with hidden
Explanation:
1. Alley goes with narrow because an alley is a narrow passageway between buildings.
2. Rattle goes with noisy because when you shake a rattle, it makes a lot of noise, therefore making it noisy.
3. Raggedy goes with shredded because having raggedy clothes means that you have shredded worn out clothes, and it needs patches.
4. Invisible goes with hidden because when something is invisible, you can't see them, meaning that they are hidden away from our sight.
What was one effects of the intolerable act
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Answer:
he Boston Port Bill, which closed Boston Harbor;
Explanation:
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Can someone help me answer this
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Answer:
I think fossils give representation of what they looked like. So fossils i guess
Explanation:
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In an autobiography for English class, Marissa wants to include a paragraph on things that frighten her. Which would be the best topic sentence for this paragraph?
When I was little, my cousin snuck up and popped a balloon next to my ear.
What creates the fear is the surprise of the loud sound.
Balloons have scared me ever since I was little girl.
When balloons are popped, they make a very loud noise.
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Answer:
D - I think this is the answer
Explanation:
Not - A. I took the test and it showed it was wrong.
The autobiography of the English class Marisa in the paragraph is best represented by the topic when balloons are popped, they make a very loud noise. Thus option D is correct.
What is an autobiography?An autobiography is a story that he tells about oneself and is made for telling interesting and important events of life from a personal point of view. It is meant to provide insights into feelings and emotions.
Hence the English class Marissa wants to include a paragraph on the things that frighten her. But she would rather like it best when balloon popped up and made a loud noise.
Find out more information about the autobiography.
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What role does dualism have in the
philosophy of Confuciusms
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Answer:
balance between each part of nature. It causes conflict between dark and light elements of nature. It shows how people prefer peace and harmony over conflict.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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Ultimately, the Albany Plan of Union was
-rejected by the colonies and the British.
-accepted by the colonies and put in place in 1755.
-accepted by the colonies but rejected by Parliament.
-rejected by the colonies but imposed by the British.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
Out of this congress came a proposal, called the Albany Plan of Union, which was supported by the members of the congress, but ultimately rejected by King George II and the leadership of individual colonies. While the plan was not actualized, it was the first conception of a unified government between the colonies.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
What is the difference between Christmas Eve in your area compared to Christmas Eve in Mexico
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Answer:
The Mexican celebration of Christmas is called las posadas and begins on December 16. The ninth evening of las posadas is Buena Noche, Christmas Eve. The children lead a procession to the church and place a figure of the Christ Child in the nacimiento or nativity scene there. Then everyone attends midnight mass
Explanation:
In my area, the U.S., we decorate, and sometimes we celebrate advent by doing advent calendars, but usually nothing special happens.
Help I promise I’ll mark you as brain list help with number 6 the story The Gift of the Magi By O. Henry 1902
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Answer: the second answer
Explanation: by observing his reflection
ANSWER ALL 5 OF THESE FOR 50 POINTS AND BRAINIEST!!
1. Which statement best describes the members of the Regulator movement?
A. They lived in the east and were frustrated with undeveloped western counties.
B. They lived in the east and controlled all important government decisions.
C. They lived in the west and were isolated from more developed eastern counties.
D. They lived in the west and established high taxes that all colonists had to pay.
2. How were governors chosen for royal colonies?
A. They were appointed by the king.
B. They were elected by the people.
C. They were elected by the colonial assembly.
D. They were appointed by the Lords Proprietors.
3. Why did Europeans ship goods to Africa during triangular trade?
A. to trade for enslaved Africans
B. to trade for African goods
C. to provide food for enslaved Africans
D. to repay debt owed by enslaved Africans
4. In 1587, the White Colony was established
A. after the Lane Colony mysteriously disappeared.
B. to help protect the Lane Colony from the Spanish fleet.
C. in an attempt to match the success of the Lane Colony.
D. after the Lane Colony failed and the colonists returned to Britain.
LAST ONE
5. Who was Walter Raleigh?
A. an English explorer
B. a colonial governor
C. a British monarch
D. a French trader
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Answer:
1-B.
2-D.
3-A.
4-D.
5-A.
Explanation:
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Answer:
b
Explanation:
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Am i right if not i will give brainlist if you help me
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Answer:
I can help u
Explanation:
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How have amendments expanded the right to vote over time?
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Answer:
???
Explanation:
Amendments expanded the right to vote over time by giving the women the right to vote in 1920 (19th amendment), then progressed int giving the voter rights acts in 1965, through 1920-1965 many people were fighting for Voting rights and segregation.
Why did the allies develop the pacific strategy of island-hopping?
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Answer:
hmm i dont kno i would need a better answer
Explanation:
Read the map.
A map titled Spread of Buddhism. A key shows the Birthplace of Buddhism in orange and colored arrows to show how Buddhism spread. Purple arrow: 1st century: spread from India to Central Asia and Tibet, and then to central China. Orange arrow: 2nd century: spread from central China, moving south along the coast to Vietnam. Green arrow: 4th through 7th centuries: spread from central China to Korea and Japan.
Based on the map, how can the spread of Buddhism best be described?
It reached several continents.
It originated in northern China.
It spread throughout Southeast Asia.
It spread primarily to coastal regions.
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Answer:
C) It spread throughout Southeast Asia.
Explanation:
Answer:
The awnser is C
Explanation:
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Prufrock imagines people's eyes stabbing through his body and impaling him to the wall where he wriggles as people examine him--why would Prufrock use this imagery from bug-collecting
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Answer:
to create the imagery of helplessness while pinned down like a bug in a board or wall.
Explanation:
In the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" the author says that 'Prufrock imagines people's eyes stabbing through his body and impaling him to the wall where he wriggles as people examine him' to create the imagery of helplessness while pinned down like a bug in a board or wall so that people can stare at it and examine it.
This imagery produces a similar picture to bug-collection where bugs are pinned down to a board so that people can view them. As the poem talks about the narrator's struggle with indecisions, the imagery helps us understand more about why the narrator is preoccupied with anxiety.
It is because he feels like he is pinned down on a board and people are waiting for him to make a decision. This makes him more nervous and anxious which ultimately makes him indecisive.
The Allies and Central Powers were the two opposing forces in the war.
True or
False
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Answer:
true
Explanation:
Answer:
i think it's true
Explanation:
another term for the Neolithic age is the
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Jeremy Bentham and the rest of the utilitarians believe that the principle of utility should be applied to the humans only, excluding the animals. True False
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Answer:
False
Explanation:
It is FALSE that Jeremy Bentham and the rest of the utilitarians believe that the principle of utility should be applied to humans only, excluding the animals.
This is evident when Jeremy Bentham and other utilitarians argued that Principal of Utility is based on the belief that the action of individuals is good in as much it leads to the happiness of the individual involved.
And the application of the principle of utility to animals (other than human) is sufficient only if during the exploitation of animals, the animals experience happiness more than pain.
