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extravagant expenditure in feast,festival and other occasions obstructs the development of the society.how ?​

Certain gases in the atmosphere trap heat on earth. What is the name of this phenomenon. A.glacial melting B.cooling period C.global warming D.the greenhouse effect

Which statement is TRUE?a.Sole proprietorships make up most of the businessesin the U.S. and generatemost of the salesb.Partnerships make up the least number of businessesin the U.S. but generatemost of the salesc.Sole proprietorships and partnerships together generateabout the same amountof sales as corporationsd.Corporations generate the most sales in the U.S.,but sole proprietorships makeup most of the businesses.

What is the term used to describe positive behaviors that do not directly contribute to the bottom line?

Explain what is meant by the term demand. What is the law of demand?

Freud's theory is often criticized for lacking all of the following EXCEPT __________. (Note: Choose the option that Freud's theory has, rather than lacks.) a. in-depth observation and analysis of the individual b. operational definitions c. disconfirmable hypotheses

Sally is a 28-year-old woman who has been having difficulties completing her work on time, keeping up with personal relationships, and has not been taking care of herself. She reported that she has not had any energy, has been feeling hopeless, and thinks very poorly of herself. Additionally, she sometimes feels like she is detached from her life or observing herself struggling. To deal with these symptoms, Sally has started drinking more frequently. Between her lack of energy and drinking, she has also been having trouble concentrating at work. She has had these symptoms fairly consistently for a few years, but does occasionally have brief times where she feels better about herself and experiences less symptoms.1. What diagnosis would you give Sally?a. Generalized Anxiety Disorderb. Major Depressive Disorderc. Bipolar 2 Disorderd. Alcohol Use Disordere. Avoidant Personality Disorderf. Persistent Depressive Disorderg. Insomniah. Dissociative Disorderi. Posttraumatic Stress Disorderj. Social Anxiety2. What treatment method would you recommend? Please choose all options that apply.a. Cognitive Behavioral Therapyb. Exposure Therapyc. SSRIsd. Behavioral Activatione. EMDRf. Community Support Programs

Which of the following powers is responsible for establishing the United Nations? A. Axis Powers B. Allied Powers C. European Union D. United States (only) Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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children's are the bright stars of the nation.justify​

How did the Mexican-American War affect national political and economic developments in subsequent decades?

HELP PLEASE I REALLY NEED IT!!! 9. What do the results tell you about your hypothesis (es)?

10. How do the data support your claim above?

Select the correct answer.
Do you need a question for the section, The Constitution?
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I don't need a question.
B.
I need a question.

The physical feature that makes up part of the border between Canada and the United States is the __________.
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Great Salt Lake
B.
Mississippi River
C.
Rocky Mountains
D.
Great Lakes

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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B
C
D

A doctor is testing a new medication. he changes his results so his hypothesis is correct.what is he

what determines what information moves from sensory memory to short term memory?

what was the most direct air mail delivery route across the country from new york city to san Francisco

"Law of the blood" refers to a rule that a child's citizenship depends on the _______________________ Group of answer choices parents’ citizenship location of birth resident alien status naturalization

Study the two maps. Then, use the drop-down menus to answer the questions.

What part of ancient and modern China has a high population density?

How has the population of the Yangtze River valley changed over time?

What area is least populated, both in the present and in the past?

What night did the soldiers leave for Concord?

Why do athletes choke? What are some ways in which sport psychology professionals can work with athletes to help them avoid them choking experience?

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what type of conflict is present in the story of medusa and Athena?

why do you think we should carry a globe instead of a map while travelling?​

Erik Erikson, in stage two of his theory of psychosocial development, asserts that parents who are overly restrictive and harsh give their children:_______.

Who was responsible for spreading the message of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire? Matthew Jesus Constantine Paul

Because readers may or may not know about the other events in stories they often have different point of view than the narrators or characters they are reading about. What is something the reader knows before David knows?

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1. Why do you think we do not know the Freedom Seeker’s name?

2. Why is it important to know that this Freedom Seeker had only recently arrived from Africa?

3. What challenges did the Freedom Seeker likely face during his escape?


text: In late 1752 a young African man escaped from an enslaver’s estate and vanished into the woods. We don’t know his name. We don’t know what happened to him. But what we can piece together about his life reveals an important part of the city’s past. In the 1600s and 1700s, New York’s economy relied on enslaved labor. What can the records about a person escaping slavery teach us about life in this slave city?

Very few original images of enslaved people survive today. Enslaved people themselves were denied the resources to produce and preserve paintings or drawings, while those who could had little interest in portraying captives.

The typical image of American slavery is set on a southern plantation. But slavery was also an integral part of life in the north. For nearly 200 years, enslaved people in New York provided labor to grow crops, move goods, and run households. At the time the Freedom Seeker made his escape in 1752, enslaved people made up at least a quarter of the workforce in the city and perhaps half of those who worked in outlying agricultural areas.
Like millions of others, this Freedom Seeker was carried to America from Africa in the belly of a slave ship. His enslaver’s advertisement reports that the young man had only recently been “imported” at the time of his escape in 1752. This might mean he arrived on the Wolf, a Livingston-funded slave ship that set sail in September of 1749, bound for the “Coast of Africa.” The Wolf pulled back into New York harbor in early May of 1751. This Freedom Seeker from Livingston’s enslavement was possibly among them.

The first clues about enslaved life can be found in the advertisement itself. Advertisements like this provide rare information about individual fugitives. Enslavers gave meticulous descriptions, hoping that “slave catchers” would be able to identify and return Freedom Seeker. Under almost no other circumstances did writers record such detail about enslaved people in New York.

The ad reports that the missing man had only recently arrived from Africa at the time of his escape. Following New York’s suspected slave insurrection of 1741, enslavers hoped that captives fresh from Africa would be more isolated and disconnected—and therefore more docile—than enslaved people who had already been in the Americas for a time.
Philip Livingston suspected the escaped man was hunkered down “in the Woods near Harlem.” While the wilderness of northern Manhattan made a good hideout, the high reward probably encouraged many New Yorkers to search for him. With the water too cold for swimming, the Freedom Seeker’s only options to escape the island would be to steal a boat or slip across a bridge.

What was daily life like for the Freedom Seeker and other enslaved people in New York? Written records are few, but a pivotal archaeological discovery offers some clues about the experience of enslaved people. In 1991, during excavation for new offices, workers uncovered the African Burial Ground, a long-forgotten cemetery now buried many feet beneath the streets of lower Manhattan. Archaeologists unearthed the remains of 419 individuals at the African Burial Ground—a fraction of the 15,000 believed to be buried there.

Though enslaved people in New York faced brutal conditions and harsh treatment, they did all they could to preserve their own humanity. They created loving family relationships, retained elements of traditional African culture, and challenged their captivity. Resistance took many forms, from refusing to work to violent rebellion. Many, like the Freedom Seeker escaping Livingston, resisted by running away.

How did the location of Alexandria affect Hellenistic culture?
Its location on the sea made it a cultural crossroads.
Its location close to Greece made it an influential city.
Its location introduced Asian culture to the rest of Europe.
Its location isolated it from other cultures in the empire.

• Boycotting: Refusing to buy from a company that has business practices which hurt the __environment
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