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Answer the following based on the photos, Document A and your knowledge of social studies. Complete sentences are not required.








Document A


1a. Identify the type of housing shown in the photos.





1b. Who typically lived in this type of housing?





2a. In Document A the Polish immigrant says, “But my friends are polish people, I must
live with them. I work in the shoe – shop with polish people, I stay all the time
with them at home, in the shop, anywhere.”
Identify the subject of this quote.





2b. Identify why immigrants lived in these type of areas when they first arrived in the
United States.





3a. According to Document A, what does the Polish man feel immigrants must do in order to
be a “good american citizen?”





3b. Identify a specific reason from Document A why this has been difficult for him.








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Answer the following based on the cartoons and your knowledge of social studies. Complete sentences are not required.


Cartoon A


The title of this cartoon is “Looking Backward.” They would close
to the new - comer the bridge that carried their fathers over.
Behind each man stands the shadow of his own immigrant
ancestor.


Cartoon B




4a. What belief is the subject of both cartoons?





4b. Does the cartoonist who drew Cartoon A support this belief or is he against it?





4c. Give specific evidence from Cartoon A to support your answer to 4b.





5. Identify the popular character who appears in Cartoon B, and identify the country he
represents.





6. Identify the law that is the subject of Cartoon B.





7. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, prejudice against new immigrants increased mainly
because these immigrants
(1) came from cultural backgrounds different from most Americans.
(2) tried to replace American democracy with their own form of government.
(3) formed their own labor unions in order to receive higher wages.
(4) had job skills superior to those of most American workers.

Answer:For every football game there is a team that is expected to win by a certain number of points. In betting​ parlance, this is called the spread. If point spreads are​ accurate, we would expect about half of all games played to result in the favored team winning​ (beating the​ spread) and about half of all games to result in the team favored to not beat the spread. The accompanying data represent the results of 45 randomly selected games where a 0 indicates the favored team did not beat the spread and a 1 indicates the favored team beat the spread. Do the data suggest that sport books establish accurate​ spreads?

Explanation:

federalism is the foundation of development of a country write your logic in 5 points​

What, is popular sovereignty?

What was NOT associated with Jackson and slaves?


He had 161 slaves


Was involved in the slave trade


Married a slave


He put a bounty on a slave


Stabbed a runaway slave

Who do you think knew the waters in Salamis
better? The Athenians or the Persians?

What side won the First Battle of Bull Run?
a. Union
b. Confederates
c. Neither side won

write 6-7 sentences about the similarities between King George III and George Washington, and what were some differences?
Write in brainly!!!!!!!!

Breadlines, hoovervilles, and the bonus army were all direct results of?

In a representative democracy, people vote on?

The eight planets in our solar system orbit the sun, which is at or in the center of the solar system. Which best explains the positions and movements of objects found in the solar system?
A.
All positions and movements of objects found in the solar system are caused by the Sun’s powerful ultraviolet rays.

B.
The position and movements of smaller objects that have no gravity are controlled by the gravity exerted by larger objects.

C.
Gravity holds the planets in orbit around the Sun and moons in orbit around the planets.

D.
The position and movement of a planet randomly changes throughout its orbital period.

Eli Whitney’s innovations had profound effects on the people in American who provided labor. Describe two groups impacted by his innovations and explain the impact on them: How their work was changed and where their work was accomplished.

Which of the following factors is NOT a good way to distinguish governments?

1.How many people are in charge
2.Where the government is geographically
3.Who chose the people in charge
4.How the people in charge decide to rule

1. Water is a scarce resource in the Middle East?

Which rivers are located farthest North and which one is located farthest South in the Western Hemisphere? (TWO parts to this question)

How did the lives of free blacks in Texas change after Texan independence?




The Republic of Texas passed laws denying citizenship to free blacks.

The Republic of Texas passed reforms improving the social status of free blacks.

The population of free blacks increased after the Republic of Texas abolished slavery.

Many free blacks enlisted in the Mexican Army to fight against the Republic of Texas.

What causes wave-cut cliffs to form?

Some plants, such as roses, have thorns on their stems or branches. What purpose would thorns serve as an adaptation?

produce more oxygen from photosynthesis
produce more food from photosynthesis
encourage predators and herbivores to eat different parts of the plant
discourage predators and herbivores from eating the plant

Many species of birds will relocate and fly hundreds, even thousands of miles, as temperatures change. This adaptation is known as - *

relocationism
migration
emmigration
hibernation

PLEASE HELP 50 POINTS!! AND BRAINLIST It would be super helpful if you have proof..
1. The US strategy in the Pacific was to

establish conquered areas as democratic republics.
attack Japan from newly gained territory.
use the islands as nuclear test sites.
uncover Japanese intelligence information.
2. Upon reaching an agreement with the USSR over the Cuban Missile Crisis, the US agreed to remove

missiles from Cuba.
missiles from Europe.
troops from North Korea.
troops from South Korea.
3.What were direct results of the Battle of Stalingrad? Check all that apply.

German troops were forced to surrender or retreat.
France was liberated.
Japan’s navy was significantly weakened.
Over a million people died.
Italy joined the Allies.
4.The US effort to send supplies into West Berlin was called the

Warsaw Pact.
Marshall Plan.
Berlin blockade.
Berlin airlift.

What are THREE details that explain how the caste system functions

Which of the following is an example of human capital in an economy?

A. A department store
B. A fashion designer
C. A shoe factory
D. A sewing machine
please help♡​

Why do political parties need to make compromises?
Select one:
a. It is the rules.
b. To turn their interests into law.
c. So the elite can concentrate.
d. So their interests can gain acceptance.

The United States did not want to get involved in the war, what was that
called?
Expansionism
Communism
Isolationism
Socialiam

do you think the compromise of 1850 was more fair to pro-slavery or anti-slavery?

What is metabolism?


the process of cell specialization


the source of energy for the body


the process of turning glucose into energy

the process of cell division​

1.2 Why did President Washington refuse to support either of the political parties?

pleaseeee help me with this question

Explain Brown v. Board of Education, the court case that it overturned, and it's implication for the country moving forward. *

In a factor market, firms deliver payments in all of the following forms EXCEPT:
A. rent
B. profit
C. loans
D. wages
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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Please Help!! The question is attached below..
I will give 20 points and brainliest :)

Emancipation Proclamation freed the slaves in the Confederate States

A. True
B. False

How did the Council of Trent react to the ideas of reformers? (4 points)

a
It agreed with all of the changes that were requested.

b
It created rules to allow individual Bible interpretation.

c
It ignored them and made no changes to Church policy.

d
It tried to address corrupt practices in the Church.

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