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B.) biosphere and geosphere should be the answer to this question!
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Which statement best describes HOW Empress Theodora aided her husband in
keeping his thrown during the Nika Riots??
A. Theodora refused to flee the empire like her husband intended saying, "May I never see the day when those who meet me do not call me Empress." Seeing her
courage, Justinian decides to stay and suppresses the riots
B. Theodora refused to leave and was abandoned by her husband leaving her to
rule the empire alone
C. Theodora and her husband Emperor Justinian fled the palace and returned to
Rome where he would continue to rule from the Western half.
D. Theodora accosted her husband, calling her him weak and banned him from
Empire leaving her as the next heir.
Answer:
d is the answer
Explanation:
she empowered him
what does 1 peter 2:24 say in the bible?
Answer:
He personally carried our sins in his body on the cross so that we can be dead to sin and live for what is rightl By his wounds you are healed.
Explanation:
Who died in the opening battle of the American Revolution?
A.Abraham Woodhill
B.Robert Townsend
C.Prince Estabrook
D.John Murray
Answer:
C. prince estabrook
Explanation:
cuz i said
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
Theocracy is a form of government based off of religion.
The rulers who were believed to be gods were rulers because of that belief.
They were chosen for the sole reason that their religion followed the practices of those Gods and those people appeared to be them.
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The Federalist Papers was a collection of essays written by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton in 1788. The essays urged the ratification of the United States Constitution, which had been debated and drafted at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. Imagine you were writing one of these essays: what would you have written to convince the citizens of the United States to ratify (pass or put into effect) the new Constitution?
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The Federalist Papers was a collection of essays written by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton in 1788. The essays urged the ratification of the United States Constitution, which had been debated and drafted at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. Imagine you were writing one of these essays: what would you have written to convince the citizens of the United States to ratify (pass or put into effect) the new Constitution?
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What may have been some reasons for not allowing certain immigrants to enter the U.S.?
Why did the Aztecs choose the location of Tenochitlian as their permanent home?
Is it fair to argue that one of the factors that drove the sugar trade was the ideal growing conditions in the Caribbean? Explain your answer.
Answer:
The most important factors that drove the Sugar Trade were the availability of the Caribbean Islands to the British, the increasing desire for sugar, England's strong economy, complementary industries (i.e. slave trade), and commercialism.
Explanation:
Answer:
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which items are associated with the cultures of the northwest indians
What was significant about colonial leaders choosing to sign the Declaration of Independence?
A.They were fearful of backlash among the colonists so they took a vote in their state before they signed.
B.They were cowardly and were only swayed by the people who overwhelmingly wanted them to sign it.
C.They were ignorant because most of them believed Britain was already going to release the colonies from their control in a year.
D.They were courageous despite the possibility of punishment from Britain.
Answer:
The answer is most likely D.
What is the bubonic plague?
1. a disease spread by fruit and vegetables from the Silk Road
2. a disease spread by medicine that contained the bacteria
3. a disease spread by infected fleas and human parasites
4. a disease spread by poor agricultural practices that affected farmers
Answer:
3. a disease spread by infected fleas and human parasites
Explanation:
The bubonic plague is transmitted through the bite of an infected flea or exposure to infected material through a break in the skin.
The bubonic plague is a disease spread by inflected fleas and human parasites. Thus the option (3) is correct.
What is plague?Plague is an infectious diseases which is caused by the Bacteria that is transmitted through fleas. This disease can be deadly if antibodies does not develops. It is also known as Black death.
Bubonic Plague is also a type of a disease caused by the spread of the inflected fleas and human parasites. These fleas develops this infections from the rodents.
Thus the correct option is (3).
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What is a pandemic? (don't mind the rest it won't let me post if I don't have more than 20 letters.)
Answer:
Pandemic flu" has been one of the buzzwords of late 2005. But how does the phrase that's on everyone's lips differ from "epidemic," that other well-worn disease term?
Apparently, a lot of people aren't sure. Merriam-Webster reports that "pandemic" is the seventh most frequently looked-up word in its online dictionary this year. The definition: "occurring over a wide geographic area and affecting an exceptionally high proportion of the population."
This is almost the same as the dictionary definition for "epidemic," and it doesn't explain much when it comes to influenza -- a.k.a. the flu.
An epidemic of influenza is different from the dreaded pandemic that scientists and world health officials fear is nigh. We might see an epidemic of seasonal influenza during any given year. In fact, we just had one.
Flu reached epidemic levels in the U.S. for 10 weeks in a row during the 2004-2005 season. Records kept by the CDC show that during the week ending March 5, 2005, 8.9% of all deaths reported in 122 U.S. cities were due to influenza and pneumonia (a common complication of the flu).
The CDC's definition of a flu epidemic relates to the percentage of deaths in a given week caused by influenza and pneumonia. The "epidemic threshold" is a certain percentage above what is considered normal for that period. The normal level, or baseline, is statistically determined based on data from past flu seasons.
Christine Pearson, a spokeswoman for the CDC, cautions that the definition of an influenza epidemic doesn't apply to other diseases.
Seasonal flu epidemics may sicken millions, but those who die are typically a small number of the elderly, very young children, and people with weak immune systems. That's not the case during the worst influenza pandemics.
There are two main features of an influenza pandemic. First, the virus is a new strain that has never infected people before. Second, it's on a global scale. Sometimes it's also unusually deadly.
Explanation:
How many years did it take to build Mount Rushmore?
Answer:
14 years
Explanation:
started 1927 finished in 1941
Which statements accurately describe early humans?
Select all correct answers.
Early humans mastered fire.
Early humans never worked together in groups.
Early humans lived in caves, rock shelters in cliffs, and in tents.
Early humans were nomadic, for the most part.
Answer:
C,D
Explanation:
early humans lived a nomadic lifestyle by always being on the move. they took shelter wherever they could find it.
The correct option is C. Early humans lived in caves, rock shelters on cliffs, and tents that statement accurately describe early humans.
They gave up their nomadic lifestyle because they learned how to farm and needed to settle down to take care of their crops. So they began to settle down and lead normal lives.
What crops did early man grow?The Near East is where the ancestors of cereals like wheat, barley, and peas were first discovered. Cereals were first produced in Syria 9,000 years ago, whereas figs were first grown 11,300 years ago, according to evidence of ancient seedless fruits found in the Jordan Valley.
Early humans were hunters and gatherers during the Paleolithic period, which lasted from around 2.5 million years ago to 10,000 B.C. They lived in caves, rudimentary houses, or tepees. They hunted wild animals and birds using primitive stone axes and simple stone and bone tools.
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