How did the Roosevelt Corollary expand upon the Monroe Doctrine? need help

Answer:

By stressing out that in the case of certain need the United States will have the possibility to react and intervene in the countries of Latin America, thus spreading their influence in this region.

Explanation:

This is important because with the Monroe's doctrine States put a stance that no European country should interfere in the political changes of American continent. Also, that meant that United States won't interfere in Europe. Roosevelt tried to spread influence of the States by proclaiming the Corollary.

Victoria wants to make socially responsible purchases. What question should
she ask?
O A. Were fair labor practices used to make the item?
O B. What is the sales tax on the item?
O c. Can the item be purchased with a credit card?
D. How much does the item cost?

How did Hammurabi differentiate his laws?
A. The laws did not distinguish, all were treated equally
B. Based on races
C. Based on social class
D. Based on religion

APPLYING MAIN IDEAS

The public could propose new laws by collecting a certain number of signatures on a petition under a measure known as the
a.initiative.
b.recall.
c.referendum.
d.direct primary.

draw a neat labelled diagram of clinical thermometer
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What king was overthrown during the French revolution

how did geography play a role in the battle of atlanta?

Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation? Who did it free? Who did it NOT free? What does it convey about the purpose of the war now?

EDG 2020 HELP
During the colonial era, a long growing season and rich soil had a great effect on the economy of
A-the New England colonies.
B-the middle colonies.
C-the southern colonies.
D-all thirteen American colonies

We, the Representative of the People of all that part of the Territory or country ceded under the name Louisiana, by the treaty made at Paris, on the 30th day of April 1803, between the United States and France, contained in the following limits, to wit; beginning at the mouth of the river Sabine, thence by a line to be drawn along the middle of said river, including all its islands, to the thirty second degree of latitude—thence due north to the Northernmost part of the thirty third degree of north latitude—thence along the said parallel of latitude to the river Mississippi—thence down the said river to the river Iberville, and from thence along the middle of the said river and lakes Maurepas and Pontchartrain to the Gulf of Mexico—thence bounded by the said Gulf to the place of beginning, including all Islands within three leagues of the coast.
–Constitution or Form of Government of the
State of Louisiana,
1812
What is the purpose of the opening of the Louisiana Constitution of 1812?
to define the state's boundaries
to establish a government by the people
to accept the terms of the Treaty of Paris and US rule
to lay claim to the waters of the Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico

The French and Indian War, fought in North
America, was primarily between what 2
nations?

Who was the author of the mystery document?

what is the is the bill of rights

In the system of democracy in the United States, the people hold the
power of government. How does this system differ from a dictatorship?


The power of the leader in a dictatorship is restricted by a written constitution.


A single person controls the power of the national government in a dictatorship


The political power of a dictatorship is dependent on the approval of a legislative body.


The leader in a dictatorship must deal with the separation of government powers.

Why would an American Indian chief in Indian Territory fear joint statehood?
A. Joint statehood would lead to more loss of sovereignty for American Indians.
B. Joint statehood would cause American Indians to be forced out of Oklahoma.
C. Joint statehood would cause the American military to harass American Indians.
D. Joint statehood would lead to a lowering of tensions between mutual enemies.

The primary purpose of the Superfund is to

Prior to surgery, some routine lab work is done. The results show that Jill has leukocytosis. This is

How did the Native American’s react to the Spaniards?

Describe the role of a pharaoh as well as priests of Mesopotamia

Analyze the purpose of the pretrial procedures of a preliminary hearing, grand jury, and arraignment.

Determine Central Ideas- Why is the separation of powers among the branches of government important? How does the federalism embody this principle?​

The introduction of tobacco during the early 1600s in the Virginia colony led to the

A

devastating period of disease called the starving time

B

use of indentured servants, and later enslaved Africans, for agricultural labor

c) concentration of settlers and farms into small village communities

D

emergence of peaceful and cooperative relationships with neighboring American Indian peoples

E development of a diversified economy

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. This quote is important because it

4. How successful was the revolution against Spanish rule at the start of the war for
independence?

(WILL MARK BRAINLIEST AND GIVE 25 POINTS if you’re right)
Luther was kidnapped on his way to Rome to be examined by Catholic
officials because
A. the pope sent the kidnappers to silence Luther
B. Luther refused to pay anymore taxes to the Church
C. the Duke of Saxony wanted to prevent him from sharing his heretical beliefs
publically
D. the Duke of Saxony wanted to keep him out of harms way

Since America was a British colony, what did America have to do?

Bernard de Gálvez led troops to victory in Florida at _______
in 1781.
Hurry I need help fast

According to the lesson, what were some of the early reform movements in America?

Besides freeing enslaved African Americans in some areas, why was the Emancipation Proclamation of critical importance

As the British Officer came in, Paleface demanded his sword. He hesitated about giving it to him,
probably thinking it was derogatory to his dignity, to surrender to a private all over begrimed with dust and
powder and that some Officer should show him the courtesy to receive it.
Just at that moment, Col. Smiley came up and cried, with a harsh oath, 'Give it up-give it up to him in a
minute.' The British Officer quickly handed his weapon to Paleface, holding it in both hands and making a very
polite bow. A good many others came in just about the same time.
...On the opposite side of the brestwork there was a ditch about ten feet wide, made by the excavation of
the earth, of which the work was formed. In it, was about a foot or eighteen inches of water, and to make in the
more difficult of passage, a quantity of thornbush had been cut and thrown into it. In this ditch a number of
British soldiers were found at the close under the brestwork, as a shelter from our fire. These, of course, came in
and surrendered.
When the smoke bad cleared away and we could obtain a fair view of the field, it looked, at the first
glance, like a sea of blood. It was not blood itself which gave it this appearance but the red coats in which the
British soldiers were dressed. Straight out before our position, for about the width of space which we supposed
had been occupied by the British column, the field was entirely covered with prostrate bodies. In some place
they were laying in piles of several, one on the top of the other."
PLEASE HELP ME SUMMARIZE 4-5 sentences PLEAS

50 Points
What was one of the most important policies implemented by the Tokugawa shogunate?

A) "closed country" or isolationism
B) open-door policy
C) democratization
D) totalitarianism

Upon his death, Hernando de Soto was buried in the Mississippi River. Which is the BEST explanation for his burial in the river? A The American Indians did not want Hernando de Soto to be buried in one of the Spanish missions because they did not consider him to be worthy of burial. B The American Indians considered Hernando de Soto to be a god; the Spanish did not want them to learn of his death and realize that the Spaniards were mortal. C The American Indians feared the power of the current in the Mississippi River, and would not try to retrieve the body of Hernando de Soto in order to burn and desecrate it. D The American Indians did not want to create a mound in which to bury the Spanish conquistador Hernando de Soto.