How were the untouchables treated under the caste system?

Answer:

The untouchables were treated like dirt pretty much. No one wanted to get close to them because they might have illness and were at they very bottom of the system. I'm pretty sure the upper classes got in trouble if they interacted with them.

Explanation:

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Answer:

It's D on Edgenunity

Explanation:

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What features did many structures built during the Gupta Empire have in common?

Many structures were built in the shape of large domes.
Many structures had central towers with a beehive shape.
Almost all structures were dug into the sides of cliffs.
Almost all structures were constructed with mud bricks.

What territory did the British receive from France at the conclusion of the Seven Years’ War (French and Indian War)?


French Canada, Spanish Florida, and all territory east of the Mississippi River, except for New Orleans


Spanish Florida and New Orleans


all of French Canada, New Orleans, and French territory west of the Mississippi


French Canada and all territory north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi River

How did the New Jersey plan help with making sure the smaller states were represented fairly?
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How did Mehmed II repopulate Constantinople?

Which of these is NOT a cause of the Great Depression
A Overproduction on farms and in factories (making too much)
B bank failures (banks going broke)
C Drought (the Dust Bowl)
D Stock Market Crash in 1929
E World War I

If the group collectively decided each individuals share, would it change the amount of fruit you gathered

what are the differences between the bolsheviks and anarchist philosophies ​

A country's government is worried that it has become too reliant on foreign
goods. It wants to encourage its citizens to buy products made by domestic
businesses. The government decides to set a strict limit on the total number
of foreign imports per year. This is an example of which barrier to trade?
A. Quotas
B. Embargoes
C. Subsidies
D. Tariffs

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Think about the following goal listed in the Preamble of the United States Constitution: To secure the blessing of liberty for ourselves and our posterity. Search for an image that symbolizes or illustrates this goal. Copy and paste the web address of the site where you found this picture into the answer box. Explain in one or two complete sentences why you believe the image that you selected in Question 27 illustrates or symbolizes this goal.

The fourth pillar of Islam is fasting, which means for one month, Muslims cannot eat or drink from dawn to dusk. What is this month of fasting called? a Ramadan b Hadith c Sunnah d Zakat

Map of the United States shows a highlighted area encompassing much of the southwestern United States, particularly along the Rio Grande and Rockies.
Which weather event would most likely take place in the ecosystem highlighted on this map? (1 point)

Blizzard, because the ecosystem is very cold and wet
Drought, because the ecosystem is very dry
Hurricane, because the ecosystem is near a coastline
Thunderstorm, because the ecosystem is humid and wet
2.
Which of the following correctly describes the flow of commodities in the triangle trade? (1 point)

Cuba's rum is traded for slaves in New England. The slaves are brought to Cuba to grow sugar. Cuban sugar is exported to New England, where it is distilled into rum.
New England's rum is traded for slaves in Africa. The slaves are brought to Cuba to grow sugar. Cuban sugar is exported to New England, where it is distilled into rum.
Cuba's rum is traded for slaves in Africa. The slaves are brought to New England to grow sugar. New England's sugar is exported to Cuba, where it is distilled into rum.
New England's rum is traded for slaves in Cuba. The slaves are brought to New England to grow sugar. New England's sugar is exported to Cuba, where it is distilled into rum.
3.
Which colonial area or areas placed a high value on religious freedom? (1 point)

Middle and Southern
New England and Middle
New England only
Southern and New England
4.
What did John Smith and Anne Hutchinson have in common? (1 point)

Both were thought of as troublemakers.
Both were governors upon arrival in America.
Both were Puritans who lived in New England.
Both had disagreements with the Puritans.
5.
Which of the following effects of the French and Indian War was most responsible for starting the American Revolutionary War? (1 point)

Native Americans lost large amounts of territory.
Britain incurred a large debt as a result of the war.
France ceded land in Canada and east of the Mississippi to Britain.
Spain ceded Florida to Britain and gained land west of the Mississippi.
6.
Which answer best shows an effect of British soldiers firing upon colonists in Boston, killing five of them? (1 point)

The first shots of the American Revolution are fired, which officially starts a war between the colonies and Britain.
The Sons of Liberty protest by dumping tea into Boston Harbor, which becomes known as the Boston Tea Party.
Samuel Adams uses propaganda about the event to gain colonial support for the Patriots in their fight against the British.
Delegates meet at the First Continental Congress to demand that Britain repeal the Coercive (Intolerable) Acts.
7.
What was one way in which African Americans helped the Revolutionary War effort? (1 point)

They convinced Native Americans to join the army.
They joined with women's groups to write petitions.
They protested the war outside British Parliament.
They raised and contributed food for the army.

Who primarily settled the Thirteen Colonies?

The Articles of Confederation was important because it – *

A. created a means for establishing the executive branch
B. provided every citizen in America the right to vote
C. enabled each of the 13 states to make separate treaties with foreign nations
D. was the first form of government for America

The Constitution of India was drawn up under very difficult circumstances .’ Explain.
Shankar, Gita, Shyam and Manohar have their own handloom carpet weaving 3 factory in a village. Each member contributes towards the number of carpets woven in a year. The factory produces 50 carpets annually. Manohar leaves for
the city and he finds a job. The output of carpets woven in the year remains unchanged despites Manohar’s departure and no other changes being made in the factory.
A. Why does the output of carpets remain constant, despite Manohar’s departure?
B. Is it a waste of human resource to employ more than the required number of people?
C. Identifythesectoroftheiremployment

what does the author mean when he writes that guitars were often "drowned out" by singers and other instruments?

A. There was a chance that guitars would be replaced by other instruments.

B. The moisture in a hollow-body guitar kept it from being loud enough.

C. It was a difficult to hear acoustic guitars over other instruments and voices.

D. Other instruments were becoming more popular then the acoustic guitar.​

What was the natural resource the New England colonists wanted?

if you weigh 30 k g f on the earth , how much will you weigh on the moon​

Write about the relationship between geographical diversity and lifestyle of people.

what are the common faults in the sprinting run?​

2. Give one historical example of someone who "did what they
knew to be wrong in order to do what's right."
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True or False
The Bill of Rights limits the power of government and protects the rights of individuals.

Which duties did the wives of plantation owners often fulfill during the antebellum era? Check all that apply.
They oversaw the running of the home.
They were responsible for raising families.
They provided clothing and food for the workers.
They managed all of the enslaved workers on the farm.
They handled the buying and selling of enslaved workers.
They took care of the farms when their husbands were away.

what is Arson in government?
what's targeted killing​

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
What two continents most obviously look like they fit together?
Hual/B...
Asia and South America
Europe and Asia
End
North America and Africa
South America and Africa

‘the existence of evil proves there is no god’

idk if this is social studies but can someone help me with some reasons for an against with explanation/evidence if possible

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19) The triangular trade INVOLVED trade between/among *

North America, Europe, and Africa

Africa, China, and the Americas

New England, Australia, and the West Indies

Africa and the West Indies

20) In the English colonies, WOMEN *

Were allowed to carry weapons

Ran most farms and businesses

Had no legal rights

Were equal to men

21) Which of the following DESCRIBES THE RELATIONSHIP between GEOGRAPHY and ECONOMY in the Middle Colonies? *

Mild winters and fertile soil; most people made their living from farming

Mostly swampy lands; fishing became the chief economic activity

Heavily forested lands: most people made their living from shipbuilding and lumbering

Harsh winters and dry summers; most people made their living from manufacturing

Columbian Exchange

Directions: Use this chart AND your knowledge to answer 22 and 23.


22) What are the SIGNIFICANCES of SMALLPOX and TYPHUS on this chart? *

Native Americans throughout the Americas quickly developed immunities to these diseases

These diseases killed the majority of Native Americans in Mexico and Caribbean

These diseases slowed down European colonization of the Americas

Native Americans in South America developed cures for these diseases

23) What information is INCLUDED on this chart? *

Vegetables grown in South America after the Columbian Exchange

American animals introduced into Europe as part of the Columbian Exchange

American diseases introduced into Europe as part of the Columbian Exchange

Goods introduced to the Americas and Europe as part of the Columbian Exchange

Metacom (King Phillip), chief of the Wampanoag, 1675 “I am resolved (determined) not to see the day when I have no country.”

Directions: Use this quotation AND your knowledge of social studies to answer questions 24 and 25.

24) What DEVELOPMENT LED Metacom to MAKE THIS STATEMENT? *

English settlers were trying to purchase all Wampanoag lands

English settlers were building towns on Wampanoag lands

Metacom wanted to move out of Wampanoag lands

Indian tribes were fighting each other for Wampanoag lands

25) Which of the following statements is the BEST INTREPRETATION of Metacom’s remark? *

I am determined not to let my people join the Puritan Church

I refuse to sell any land in Rhode Island to Roger Williams

I will not give up my homeland to other tribes

I would rather fight than allow English colonists to take our lands

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How did geography affect early people in North America?

Why do people travel back to their home during festival​

The Royal Proclamation of 1763, which prohibited colonial settlements beyond the Appalachian Mountains, failed to prevent settlement to the west. The proclamation was intended to A. prevent American Indian encroachment on expanding colonial claims. B. ease American Indians' fears that the British were encouraging colonial settlements on native lands. C. discourage cooperation between the American Indian communities settled on protected lands. D. eliminate any previous American Indian ties with the French.