washingtonLongyearbyen
Isolated on the polar archipelago of Svalbard at 78 degrees north, Longyearbyen is the world's northernmost permanent settlement
Explain the role of the Virginia Company of London as a joint stock company as it relates to the founding of Virginia. Also, explain the difficulties the Virginia Companyof London faced in the new world,as well as who and how were those issues resolved?
Answer:
c
Explanation:
In the North, new technologies resulted in the growth of an economy based on
fishing
transportation
O manufacturing
O farming.
The correct answer is C. Manufacturing.
Explanation
The new technologies developed in the North were on a par with the thousands of inventions that occurred during the Industrial Revolution. For this reason, the economic activity that benefited the most from technological advances was manufacturing, which became massive thanks to them. These new technological inventions allowed the growth of different manufacturing companies that welcomed the economy and efficiency offered by new machines and technology at that time. Therefore, the correct answer is C. Manufacturing.
Which of the following is a true statement?
New scientists are creating new ideas with or without any evidence.
We have yet to discover how to make a perfect organism
Scientists have not discovered life forms in other planets.
Ideas can change as new discoveries are made.
Answer:
its the first one i think
Explanation:
Why is a blog a primary source?
Answer:
A blog is a primary source because there is one author that presents their own experiences instead of presenting someone else's.
Explanation:
Answer:
because they're usually through a first person point of view and experienced the event that they are writing about.
Explanation:
Sam Houston opposed building a navy for Texas because he thought it would-
Answers are above plsssss helppp
Answer: he thought it would drain Texas' finances
Explanation: Hope this helps
Help me with the above pic
Answer:
John looked out of the train window and saw the bright lights of the city. He was delighted after 4 years he was finally going to go to the law office he had always wanted to go to. He had been going to Gonzaga for law for 4 years trying to get the appropriate degrees and had finally passed the LSAT's and the bar exam. As he pulled into the train station he suddenly had the thought what if he wasn’t good enough what if he failed and they didn’t what him anymore. “No” he thought “I made it this far i can’t fail now.” He stepped off the train and was instantly assaulted by the noise of the city this was not like spokane this place was untamed raw.
Explanation:
Question 2(Multiple Choice Worth 4 points) Under the ruler, Asoka, India expanded into southern India and defeated the Kalinga Empire united different Indian kingdoms peacefully issued the Edicts of Asoka to prevent the spread of Buddhism lost control of its trade routes, and poverty spread
Why did business owners use child workers in their factories? US History 11
Answer:
The Industrial Revolution saw the rise of factories in need of workers. Children were ideal employees because they could be paid less, were often of smaller stature so could attend to more minute tasks and were less likely to organize and strike against their pitiable working conditions.
children were hired during the Industrial Revolution because they naturally smaller and could fit into tighter spaces. This was especially important in the new mechanized factories of the late 18th century. ... Therefore, factory owners employed children because it helped in the production of goods.
During Spain's control of the Louisiana Territory, which tribe was able to thrive by trading with the English?
A. Osage
B. Apache
C.
Zuni
D. Wichita
Answer:
Osage
Explanation:
Jews believe that God gave Moses the Ten Commandments, as their main laws to follow. A commandment is?
A. a weekly day of rest
B. an order to do something
C. a religious meeting place
D. a belief in many gods
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
PLEASE HELP!! 25 POINTS!!! I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST IF CORRECT!!!
Answer:
ok i will give a try. I am writing as if we are in the 19th century.
hello. i'm from albania and i'm here from a better life cauce i hear there is a virgin place and the best to start life from scratch. in albania i worked in hard jobs and I was not earning enough money to continue living normally.
that's all i think in this moment.
What was one of Henry the second greatest accomplishments
A: Hey he developed a jury system and unify legal system.
B:he wrote the doomsday book.
C: he signed the Magna Carta.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
i think it A but im not sure
Describe a typical suburban Levittown house in 3-5 sentences.
Answer:
Explanation:
Levittown was the first truly mass-produced suburb and is widely regarded as the archetype for postwar suburbs throughout the country. William Levitt, who assumed control of Levitt & Sons in 1954, is considered the father of modern suburbia in the United States.
Read a sentence from a draft of an informative essay about civil rights activist Andrew Young.
Andrew Young is one of the most significant figures in Georgia’s history.
Which details would provide relevant support for this sentence? Check all that apply.
A.) the details of his civil rights work
B.) the time period he was an activist
C.) the changes he helped bring about
D.) the career of Martin Luther King Jr.
E.) the names of his family members
F.) the name of the street where he grew up
Answer:
a d f
Explanation:
Answer:
The Answer is A,B&C
Explanation:
I tried it myself and got it right both on the quiz and Unit Test Have a Great Day! :D
Home work
write five moral Lessons from the
Lives of the Traditional leaders.
Answer:
Don Ray’s desire to gain insight into his home country of Canada took him to an unexpected place — Africa.
While in university, Ray was faced with the choice of studying either Canadian or African politics.
“I thought that I would better understand my country by understanding what was happening in other parts of the world and then bringing lessons back from there to Canada.”
Now a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Calgary, Ray is still learning lessons in Africa that he hopes to share with the North.
Explanation:
The name for the place where Jews meet to pray and worship is?
A. sabbath
B. synagogue
C. covenant
D. commandment
Answer:
B. Synagogue
Explanation:
The synagogue is the Jewish place of worship, but is also used as a place to study, and often as a community centre as well. Orthodox Jews often use the Yiddish word shul (pronounced shool) to refer to their synagogue. In the USA, synagogues are often called temples.
How many Jews were sentenced to death at Sobibor?
Answer:
Answer:
~ 1.7 million Jews
Explanation:
About 1.7 million Jews were murdered at Sobibor and two other camps in 1941-43.
Answer:
250000 minimum
Explanation:
Which of the following is an example of how the government of the Roman Republic contributed to the democratic principle of separation of powers?
A. It was based on a dictatorship.
B. It was based on a tripartite system.
C. It was based on a triumvirate system.
D. It was based on a written set of laws.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The Roman Republic wanted only one person to rule, but they contributed to the democratic separation of powers based off of the tripartite system. Hope this helped! x
Why do you think the majority Africa gets either excluded or minimized in the study of civilizations and the humanities?
Answer:
Africa history.
Explanation:
The majority of African history gets excluded from the study of civilizations because of the lack of resources and interest among historians. Civilizations in Africa dated back to hundreds of years and the lack of the artifacts reduces the study of civilizations.
Segregation was banned in public places by the 1954 case Brown v. Board of
Education because
O integration would create better schools and facilities for all students.
O Congress passed a new law encouraging integration
O the majority of citizens were in favor of changing this law.
O Separation of the races violates the equal protection of the laws guaranteed in the
14th amendment.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
How do archaeologists know that pyramid builders used slabbing saws?
A. They found saw marks on rocks used to build pyramids.
B. They found evidence inside of King Tut's tomb.
C. It was written in Howard Carter's journal.
D. They found a slabbing saw in Ramses' tomb,
Answer:
B. They found evidence inside of King Tut's tomb.
Which country officially remained neutral during the first years of the Great War?
O Austria-Hungary
o Russia
o Germany
O France
o United States
The United States remained officially neutral for much of the Great War.
Answer:
United States
Explanation:
We remained neutral but then Germany started acting up again so we went to war.
Was the shift isolationism to interventionism a positive public policy shift or a negative public policy shift?
Answer:
Negative public policy shift
Explanation:
What major event contributed to the mass number of Africans in the Caribbean?
(Thats the teacher that gave me the assignment >:-\
Answer:
Explanation:
The Caribbean is composed of people from all over the world including those taken there by force and those who migrated freely.
Caribs lived in the Caribbean for thousands of years. There were many communities of people we now know as Caribs, including Galibi and various Arawakan speakers such as the Kalinago. Beginning in the 16th century, many were killed or expelled from the islands by European forces. They asserted their identity by fighting for land and political rights. One example is Brigands’ War, also known as the Second Carib War (1794 -1798).
Merchants and plantation owners moved into the region. Indentured servants, political dissidents and others from the British Isles provided the first plantation labour.
The biggest migration to the Caribbean was a forced migration of enslaved people from Africa through the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Many of the merchants who settled in the Caribbean during the 17th and 18th centuries were involved in slave trading. The early Caribbean was also a centre for piracy.
In the late 18th century, Britain moved soldiers and sailors to the Caribbean to defend against invasion by competing European powers and guard against anti-slavery revolutions and protests. Former enslaved people came from Canada to join the West India Regiment.
Indentured labour from India and China started in the 19th century. They migrated to the Caribbean to work on plantations in places such as Jamaica, Trinidad and British Guiana. So-called ‘Liberated Africans’ were also indentured during this time.
Many people also migrated from the Caribbean and people convicted of crimes were sometimes transported to Australia and England. Also, Bermuda had a convict establishment for British (including Irish) convicts.
Letter ordering destruction of Carib lands, extract. St. Vincent, 1796. Cat ref: CO 260/14. Crown Copyright.EnlargeLetter ordering destruction of Carib lands, extract. St. Vincent, 1796 Cat ref: CO 260/14 Crown Copyright.Account of the number of enslaved persons in the colony of Grenada, 1807. Cat ref: CO 101/45 f 190. Crown Copyright.EnlargeAccount of the number of enslaved persons in the colony of Grenada, 1807 Cat ref: CO 101/45 f 190 Crown Copyright.Court of Vice Admiralty proclamation on Charles Hamilton. St Kitts, 1816. Cat ref: CO 152/106. Crown of Vice Admiralty proclamation on Charles Hamilton. St Kitts, 1816 Cat ref: CO 152/106 Crown regarding medical expenses for enslaved Africans captured on French ship La Belle. St Kitts, 1816. Cat ref: CO 152/106. Crown copyright.EnlargeDespatch regarding medical expenses for enslaved Africans captured on French ship La Belle. St Kitts, 1816 Cat ref: CO 152/106 Crown Copyright.Photograph of the Urgent in a floating dock. Bermuda, 1868-9. Cat ref: ADM 195/5 f 31. Crown Copyright.EnlargePhotograph of the Urgent in a floating dock. Bermuda, 1868-9 Cat ref: ADM 195/5 f 31 Crown Copyright.List of 70 African immigrants who claimed return passage from Jamaica to Sierra Leone on board the Clarendon. Jamaica, 21 August 1861. Cat ref: CO 137/356/25 f 189. Crown of 70 African immigrants who claimed return passage from Jamaica to Sierra Leone on board the Clarendon. Jamaica, 21 August 1861 Cat ref: CO 137/356/25 f 189 Crown Copyright.Statistical abstract of migration between Trinidad and neighbouring countries. Barbados, thats all you need to know
How did Presidents Taft & Wilson reshape U.S.diplomacy?
Taft used dollar diplomacy and Wilson used moral diplomacy.
Which of the following was a major area of concern for George Washington during his presidency?
Answer:
Its the third one.
Explanation:
When this President came face to face with the incoming president, witnesses say he said, " You have put me out. You have put me out"
Answer: John Adams
Explanation:
According to a witness, after the election that took Jefferson to the Presidency, but before the inauguration day, the outgoing President John Adams met Jefferson in the White House and said to him the provided quote. Adams was upset because of the results of the election, which had a tie majority vote that required the House to decide between Jefferson and Burr, and actually exposed problems in the Electoral College system that would be later changed by the 12th amendment.
(I need help) Why did civil war break out again after Caesar's death?
Answer:
Because he was their ruler and he put order across rome
Explanation:
Answer:
Caesar's Civil War resulted from the long political subversion of the Roman Government's institutions, which began with the career of Tiberius Gracchus, continuing with the Marian reforms of the legions, the bloody dictatorship of Lucius Cornelius Sulla, and completed by the First Triumvirate over Rome.
Explanation:
Who led the Mormons out of the east? Why?
List two ways in which the Crusades were beneficial to Western Europe
Answer: New culture and innovation were brought to Europe during the 12th qnd 13th centurie.
Explanation: