Why do you think that so many people were willing to give up their homes and move to min- ing towns and homesteads in the west?

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Answer 1
I think most of them liked the prospect of getting rich easily. 
They heard that a lot of gold could be found in mining towns, which is why they were led by greed to move there. And they did find gold - although not a lot of it, and it soon ran out so they were stuck there instead of within their original homes.

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Should government's job be to actively protect citizens and their rights, or should the focus rather be to leave citizens largely as free and unbothered as possible?

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The government's job should be to actively protect citizens and their rights. IF they do not help them (the second choice), there would be no point of having a gorvernment at all

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The lobotomy was first developed in the late _____ by a portuguese neuropsychiatrist.

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The answer is 1930s. The lobotomy is a neurosurgical procedure and it prescribed for psychiatric conditions. The originator of the lobotomy is Antonia Egas Moniz.

The ______ began in 1871 and continues today as a leader in professionalizing police officers and police agencies.

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The best answer for this statement would be:

 

Police Force

 

The character and training of the police force that we know today, derived from a municipal police officers that after the civil war, had incorporated their character and training to the police force til’ the present.

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The Police Force began in 1871 and continues today as a leader in professionalizing police officers and police agencies.

How has the rise of the institutional presidency altered congressional-presidential relations in the modern era?

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Congressional staffing has increased more than presidental support staff, shifting the balance of power in favour of congress. The increase in presidental support staff has left the president with fewer responsibilities, making congress more powerful. The increase in presidental support staff has tipped the balance of power in favour of the presidency. The complexity of executive branch staffing has reduced the president's influence in the policy process in comparison with congressional influence.

Which animal introduced by European traders changed the lifestyles of American Indians living on the Great Plains?

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 the horse is the answer

Answer: the horses!!!

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What was the main idea of social Darwinism, and how did it compare with the idea of individualism?

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Social Darwinism is a collection of idealism that initiated in late 1800s. Their main belief is in survival of the fittest.

The term Social Darwinism is generally used to reflect the various ways of thinking and theories that involves in the second half of around 19th century and tried it to apply the evolutionary mechanism of natural selection to human society.

The mass of those who have been signified as social Darwinists did not express themselves by such a label.

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Social Darwinism is a social view that the development of society is based on the teachings of Charles Darwin. In this case, the human community is understood as a battlefield of existence, where the strongest subjugates the weaker according to the laws of nature. Herbert Spencer was the father of social Darwinism.

The basic principle is that the development of man and society takes place through the exclusion of weak individuals. Therefore, according to social Darwinism, poverty has a function to fill; it cleanses society of weak individuals and prevents them from passing on their bad genes. Moreover, differences in society are a natural and necessary consequence of the development of society. Restrictions on economic freedom are detrimental, as they hinder society from developing.

This theory has a clear relationship with individualism as a current of thought, since the main motto of Social Darwinism, "the survival of the fittest", in itself encourages development at the individual level to prevail over the rest of society.

How did the new deal cause african american to change party allegiance apex?

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Because of Abraham Lincoln, Africans Americans shows their loyalty by voting overwhelmingly Republican. In 1936, 75 percent of Africans Americans supported the Democrats because the programs gave them some relief from the depression. Most of the New Deal programs discriminated by blacks. The administration continuously bowed to discrimination, instead of using New Deal programs to promote civil rights.

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it benefited african americans

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The iroquois women who chose the male members of the grand council were called

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The identity of Iroquois is Your Fireside Family (Mom, dad, brother, sister), Your Extended Family (Your Clan) Your Nationality (Your Nation) and The Union of Nations (The Iroquois). The clan mother is the Iroquois women who will chose the chiefs of the grand council and will also be the one to remove a chief. Chiefs duties is to be a spiritual guides and teachers that will look after the mental, physical and spiritual welfare of people in the village. The clan mother also decides whether wars would be fought and confirms that the judgements was in the best welfares of her clan. She ensures that all opinions were considered.

A government principle by which the legislative, judicial, and executive powers are essentially held by different groups and people is called
A) reserved powers.
B) expressed powers.
C) checks and balances.
D) separation of powers.

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the answer is d hope it helps

what led to tension between the us and japan in 1937

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 The USA and Japan had been expecting war with each other since 1900, the US had War Plan Orange which thought Japan would attack the Philippines.


Japan had the Tanaka Memorial as it is now called first published in 1927 that declared Japan's intentions to conquer all of Asia and the Pacific ocean islands including the US west coast, Panama and much of Pacific Latin America!

Japan wanted to be a world power and control all of Asia and all land that touched the Pacific and Indian Oceans. She had no resources and to get resources she was prepared to conquer the world or part of it. Also the Shinto religion demanded that Japan's emperor as the son of the Sun Goddess accept the Sun godessess mission to rule the world.

The US in contrast favored open and free trade not spheres of influence in places like China and while we did have a colony in the Philippines it was being prepared for independence, to be granted in 1944, when Japan attacked us in 1941.

Japan began to carve out colonial territories as early as 1895 in Taiwan. In 1905 She fights the ZRusso-Japanese war against Tsarist Russia and ends up with a bloody stalemate. The US brokers a peace deal called the Portsmouth Treaty which did not allow Japan nor Russia to keep their conquests in what was then called Manchuria, today north China. Both sides pull back to their pre-1905 positions. Russia did not pay Japan any money as Japan demanded and Japan kept control of Korea.

Japan saw this as a US sell out and begins planning a war to take over much of China. After WW1 when Japan fights Germany she is allowed to keep her conquests of the German colonies in China and the Central Pacific islands.

In 1932 and again in 1937 Japan embarks on a bloody war of conquest in Manchuria (1932) and China (1937) the US opposses this by diplomatic pressure and an arms build up. Both sides have been planning for a war at this point for 30 or more years. The US begins to arm the Chinese.

In June 1941 Japan occupies French Indochina to cut the Chinese supply routes, todays Laos Cambodia and Vietnam which the US has said will result in an oil and raw materials embargo. The US is Japan's biggest source of oil, we are the worlds largest oil exporter in 1941!

To Japan this sanction is the final straw and she begins war planning to start the war after the fall rice harvest is done in November-December 1941. The US moves the fleet from San Diego to Pearl Harbor.

Ok the three main causes are:

1) US desire for free trade with China directly clashes with the goals of Japan both religious and economic to create a Pacific empire and control China.

2) Japan and the US see each other as potential enemies whose differences will not be settled by diplomacy after the 1905 Portsmouth Treaty because the US rejects the idea of empire and announces it will leave the Philippines in 40 years. Japan who wishes an empire cannot allow this because to justify her claims to empire she needs the Euro-American colonial powers as a scape goat. If the US frees the Filipinos then perhaps the British might too leave India or the Dutch their colonies. Japan wants to appear as liberators to the peoples of Asia not new colonial conquerers.

3) Japan invades China and US-Japanese relations sour, the US imposes economic sanctions on Japan after she invades Indochina and Japan rather then loose face, that is be humiliated and leave Indochina and China chooses war.


No doubt there were many issues that the US had with Japan, but none of that had anything to do with the immediate attack on the US by Japan. FDR maneuvered Japan into attacking us for one reason: HE NEEDED TO GET INTO WAR WITH GERMANY IN ORDER TO SAVE BRITAIN from iminent defeat.


But once FDR knew that there had not yet been an attack on Manila by the time he had to deliver the actual message to Congress the next night, the sentence structure had to be changed from plural attacks on Manila and Hawaii to the distance of Hawaii from Japan makes it obbvious that the attack was deliberately planned many days or even weeks ago."



" THE DECISION TO BOMB "


June, 1945
During the bloody struggle to take the Philippines and Okinawa, President Truman and his military were concentrating on an invasion of Japan. The U.S. Navy was cruising off the Japanese coast and submarines were patrolling the Sea of Japan. Those in power in Tokyo were making plans for a house-to-house resistance to any invasion. Japan had over 5 million men under arms, of which 2 million were stationed on the home islands. Based upon the dogged resistance at Iwo Jima and Okinawa, the allies determined that as many as 500,000 to one million allied soldiers would die if the invasion, scheduled for November 1, 1945 took place.


U. S. President Harry S. Truman, English Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin met in Potsdam, Germany between July 17 and August 2, 1945, to discuss strategies to end the war in the Pacific.

Is it true that when Muhammad died, a group o Muslims leaders chose his successor, called a caliph

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Yes, it is true. This started a long tradition of passing on the role of Muslim leader. The Caliph are referred to as, "Successor of The Messenger of God." During the selection process the masses are not allowed to participate in the process since they may try to elect relatives to high positions of status. Only Muslims with official ranks are qualified for the selection process.

How do issues and conflicts in the european nations of spain, portugal, france, and england lead to a need to seek expansion and colonization of foreign lands?

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The problems of European nations mean internal economic and political crises that relate to the problems of other countries in the rest of the world. The most developed countries within the European territory demand power and progress over time and leaving their scientific and economic developments, the rest of the countries like Spain, Portugal, and France, need to expand in other lands to escape economic crises and to implant business and wealth. The problems are economic, followed by political and health crises, in some countries lies the insecurity and poverty. When European countries expand and create colonies, they become popular in the country where they enter leaving traces and culture.

Which of the following developments resulted in greater social diversification among societies in North America prior to European contact?

a. the development of a calendar and sophisticated weaponry.

b. the spread of maize cultivation into the American Southwest and beyond.

c. the development of highly sophisticated fishing and hunting techniques.

d. the introduction of horses during the Columbian Exchange.

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The correct option is B.
Corn was the major diet that was eaten then and the spread of corn led to development in the form of greater urban density and more complex social organisation. Maize cultivation led to the development of irrigation system which also led to building of village and towns.

How did great britain exert significant influence in china during the late 1800s?

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Britain influenced China by establishing a British government in Hong Kong, in its quest for opium and fine products from Asia. Great Britain and some European countries began the trade of opium paying with gold for this one, since the European products had a low demand in China; this was part of the trade imbalance with China. There was a huge demand in Europe for Chinese tea, silks and porcelain pottery, which led to two wars, called the Opium Wars, in which China lost and had to accept the terms of Europe, while its population began to become addicted to opium. The British way of life and the addiction to opium, plus intervention in the Chinese government, only ended with the arrival of the Communists.

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Just took it for you future peoples!!

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A significant difference between the vikings and columbus was that

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The Viking age is considered from about 790 to the 12th century, in their raids the Vikings made many voyages but the key difference between them and Columbus was that they did not stay or could not had a lasting impact on the people or places they went while Columbus did that by bringing people into contact.

Perhaps the most radical of the american rebels was bostonian:

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Perhaps the most radical of the american rebels was Bostonian: Samuel Adams

Samuel Adams was a political philosopher and a statesman. He was one of the founding fathers of the USA and a leader in the American revolution.
His role was very obvious in resisting the British rule regarding the 13 colonies. This has later led to the formation of America.

Emboldened by the election of president ulysses grant, who supported the congressional reconstruction agenda, congress passed the fifteenth amendment that

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The 15th Amendment gave all men the right to vote and did not allow for discrimination of that right based upon race, skin color, or previous condition of being a slave or indentured servant. This was one of the 3 amendments passed as a direct effect of the Civil War.

How were the mayflower compact and house of burgesses important to self government?

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Virginia company struggled to attract settlers but its population grew dramatically so in 1619 the house of burgesses became America’s first legislative, or law-making body.
When the pilgrims decided to set sail for America in September 1620, 2 months later they reached land and the pilgrims signed the mayflower contract agreeing to make laws to protect the general good.
So to answer your questions, I believe these two occasions are important to self-government because the colonies are learning to be sufficient.

How did scholars name an early hominid group homo habilis which means handy man

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They were the first hominids to make stone tools.



The best determination of a community’s quality of life is?

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The energy used per capita.

Answer:

C. IS THE CORRECT ANSWER

Explanation:

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What is the MOST LIKELY reason the Battle of Bloody Marsh was vital to England and the English-owned colonies?

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After the battle, the Spanish did not try to gain any English-owned colonies.

What agreement included admitting california as a free state, eliminating the slave trade in washington,
d.c., and passing the fugitive slave act?

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The compromise of 1850 eliminated the slave trade in the district of Columbia (d.c) and also admitted California as a free state but to please the southern states the fugitive slave act was passed along side of it 

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The agreement that included admitting California as a free state, eliminating the slave trade in Washington DC, and passing the Fugitive Slave Act was the Compromise of 1850.

Explanation:

The 1850 Compromise was created in the United States during Millard Fillmore's presidency to renew the Missouri Compromise, also called the 1820 Compromise, on slavery regulation and California's future status.

The agreement was drafted by Democrat Stephen Douglas, senator from Illinois and Whigen Henry Clay, senator from Kentucky, and was generally directed at the spread of slavery, but gave concessions to slave states, including the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, which established certain common principles on whether escaped slaves would be returned to its owners across state borders.

The main measurements of the Compromise were:

-California was incorporated as a free state to the Union. Previously, it had been proposed to divide the state into a free state and a slave state, when it crossed the latitude proposed in the Missouri compromise.

-Texas gave up all claims to New Mexico territory while its state debt was taken over by the federal government.

-Slave trade was banned in Washington D.C. while slave owners were allowed to keep slaves in the capital (both the existence of slavery in the capital and its surface donated by two slave states, Virginia and Maryland, made the issue controversial).

-The Fugitive Slave Act required authorities in free states to return escaped slaves under certain circumstances. This part of the agreement was seen by slavery opponents as a betrayal and increased the abolitionists' resistance to the institution. Another consequence was that Canada became a main target for escaped slaves (slavery had been abolished in the British colonies in 1833). The law was declared invalid by the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 1854, and the Washington Federal Supreme Court repealed the ruling in 1859, two years before the outbreak of the Civil War.

When an imperial power has political control, what is the territorial control called?
a protectorate
a colony
a state
a sphere of influence

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This would be a protectorate. These forms of governance differ from colonies and states in that they have local rulers and are seen as autonomous bodies, in comparison to colonies and states, which are wholly governed by the nation ruling them.

The answer is B) A colony

How did the glorious revolution change imperial governance of the colonies?

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It was by declaring the merchants and financiers free of the royal control.

The Glorious Revolution which is also known by the Revolution of 1688, was the oust of King James II of Britain (James VII of Scotland) by a union of English Parliamentarians with the Dutch William III, Sovereign of Orange.

What was the main reason that Jamestown was founded?

to gain land for agriculture
as a base for access to the Chesapeake Bay
to bring honor and glory to the king
to gain wealth

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JamesTown was founding to gain wealth for those who were living there. It was actually founded by english entrepreneurs who came to the new world for the potential of making a lot more money than they were over in england due to the natural resources over here.

What did Annie moore do for work? how did her trip on the S.S Nevada?

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I am not really sure if she did have any job whatsoever - I couldn't find that anywhere on the Internet. When she emigrated Ireland and came to America on the SS Nevada, her voyage wasn't difficult at all. She escaped her poor, famine-torn country, and went to America to find a better future. She was the first immigrant to be allowed to live in America, where she found a husband and had many kids and led a happy life.

What did the founding father did at philadelphia convention 1787?

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discuss possible improvements to the articles of confederation 

according to the Islamic calendar in what year did Muhammad return to Makkah

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629 B.C. with a army of 1500

Which statement best describes the relationship between the rule of law and democratic forms of government?

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The rule of law is important for democratic forms of government because if the law is the highest rule, then it applies people without any exception

This would  makes all citizens become equals in the eyes of law, which is  considered to be ideal/highest form of democracy. By putting the rule of law,  All people, regardless of ethnicity, economic status or social backgrounds shall be subjected to the same standard for all of our actions.


the rule of law ensures hat leaders can only exercise the powers the people give them

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What effect did the movement of people across the fertile crescent lead to?

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i believe it help start early farming because of the good soil that was coming from living in that region things began to grow starting civilizations
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