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Answer:

See: Native Americans and settlers on a land.

Think: The Natives look like they're frightened by something and settlers are the only thing close by.

Wonder: Were the settlers threatening the Natives to move? Or is there a fight going on between them as they were often on bad terms with each other?

Explanation:

Western settlers especially in the 1800s (after the formation of the U.S) were bolder with Native encounters. Because the Natives in all wars involving the U.S patriots chose to side with the French and England and most colonial settlers despised their existence on "their land". Also, the U.S government bought new land from the French & Spanish during this time that was on Native territory, so there were many bloody fights that broke out between western settlers and Native tribespeople.  

Which of the following best summarizes the status of World War II technology today?

-They have improved slightly and are occasionally used today.

-They have continued to improve and are still used today.

-They are no longer used but are remembered for their role during World War II.

-They are no longer used but can be found in a World War II museum.

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In Toussaint’s opinion, why would it be impossible to restore slavery to Saint Domingue?

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Which of the following forced Native Americans onto reservations?

The statement, "With American and British scientists working together we entered the race of discovery against the Germans," (line 23-24) shows

A. The unity of the Allied Powers
B. That Germany was pursuing atomic energy
C. Several countries were competing to be the first to discover atomic weaponry
D. All of the above​

In which way did the US government try to speed Indian assimilation to white ways of life

Indentured servants

a)
usually emigrated as married couples.

b)
all acquired land and achieved economic independence at the end of their
terms of service.

c) made up only a small minority of seventeenth-century English emigrants.

d) were famously diligent, with stellar work ethics.

e)
could be bought and sold, were subject to physical punishment, and often
died before they finished their terms of service.

Match the vocabulary term with its meaning. political philosophy where the state 1. absolutist 2. totalitarian owns business and all people are economically equal a system of government in which a totalitarian party holds power and the state controls the economy not religious or spiritual in nature 3. coup 4. communism to seize political power of a government 5. socialism a type of government that controls every aspect of its citizens, including all private and public matters a form of government where one 6. secular person controls the entire nation​

Which of these is not a principle in which John Marshall established?

A. The Constitution is the supreme law of the land

B. The Constitution must be followed if there is conflict

C. The Legislative branch can declare laws unconstitutional

D. all of the above

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How do you think people around the world looked to the United States as a beacon of freedom may have felt and thought when they read about the boycott and the laws and practices that led to it?

What important right is not mentioned in the Bill of Rights?

(imperialism & world war one pre test)arrange the events in chronological order

There have been many attempts to land successfully on Mars, but half of them have crashed. What is the percentage of success?

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During Reconstruction in the United States, the Freedmen’s Bureau

Which ancient Chinese belief do you agree with most? Why?

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Which is an effect of the war reparations inflicted on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles?
German standard of living improved.
German currency became inflated and worthless.
International trade increased.
Relations between France and Germany improved.

Oceania is surrounded by which ocean?

A)India

B)Southern

C)Pacific

D)All of the above

According to President Woodrow Wilson, what was the election of 1920 actually about?

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2. Why was the Balkans known as “the powder keg of Europe”?

The Battle of Gettysburg was a significant turning point in the war, because it‑

F. led to an immediate surrender by General Lee at Vicksburg

G. opened an invasion route to Philadelphia and New York City

H. inflicted a major setback to General Lee's plan to win the war which caused the South to never invade
the North again

J. cut off supplies for Union troops west of the Mississippi River

Why have so many service jobs become available in Georgia?

They don’t require any skills.
Service industries are some of the fastest growing areas.
The government pays extra money to employees in the service industry.
All of the technical jobs go to other states.

his is an image of an envelope from the mid-1800s. Study it, then answer the question.

What does this image say about cotton?

Cotton ruled the US economy.

Cotton ruled factory production.

Cotton ruled the Southern economy.

Describe the struggles faced by the Cherokee on the Trail of Tears. Why were these journeys so dangerous?

“It was my privilege to attend the All African People’s Conference held in Ghana. The conference was significant because it brought together the most representative gathering of African leaders ever assembled. There were about 300 delegates representing some 65 organizations coming from 28 African countries. Of the nine independent African countries only one, Sudan was not represented.

The nationalist organizations were represented by their top leadership. Therefore, whether the colonial powers like it or not, the decisions of the conference must be taken with some seriousness. The conference announced clearly that African freedom and independence are a necessity, and that the struggle to achieve independence would continue. The conference’s declaration on colonialism and imperialism significantly called upon ‘the independent African states to render maximum assistance by every means possible to the dependent peoples in their struggle.’ The final decision of the conference was to commend nonviolent methods but also to endorse other methods if they are deemed necessary.

Presently, there is negligible Russian influence in Africa. Nevertheless, this influence will grow unless the problem of racism in the multi-racial areas of Africa is solved. It is my opinion that American influence will decline steadily unless the United States is much more vocal in its support of responsible movements for independence in Africa. The United States does not need to be as cautious as it currently is.”

George M. Houser, president of the American Committee on Africa, a nongovernmental organization founded to support nonviolent African independence movements, report about the All African People’s Conference held in Ghana, 1958

The conference as described in the first and second paragraphs is best explained in the context of which of the following developments in the aftermath of the Second World War?
A. The development of regional free-trade agreements
B. The intensification of ethnic rivalries in Africa
C. The spread of industrial methods of production
D. The dissolution of European empires

How would this continuity have affected the conferences?

Which historic events triggered Africans to challenge colonial rule and why?