why did John paul jones receive prize money from the French?​

Answer:

because of his "valor and brilliant services" during the battel of flamborouph head

Explanation:

The flag below was first used during the Civil War. What is this flag a symbol of? What does it represent to you today?

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Does obedience to church Authority make one more or less free? explain

who is the leader of the totalitarian regime
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What caused the 17th amendment

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Read a sentence from the first draft of a document-based essay on the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany.


Hitler announced a boycott of Jewish-owned businesses.


Which details would provide helpful factual support for this sentence? Check all that apply.


the date Hitler made the announcement

the names of all German business owners

a quote from Hitler’s announcement

the reaction of Jewish business owners

the types of businesses that were boycotted

the names of popular German goods in the 1930s

Need answer fast. Drag each label to the correct location on the image.
Match each account of events with the type of chronology it illustrates.
It was a lousy day. I woke up with a
headache. Then I spilled milk all over
my school clothes. All the way to school
I worried about that bully Bobby
showing up. When I got there, I couldn't
Concentrate.
At 5:00 p.m., we arrived at the site to
administer emergency care, and we
found one severely injured victim. At
5:20, Team B loaded that victim into
the ambulance. Meanwhile, at 5:05,
Team A declared the other two
victims to be in good health.
Several centuries ago BC, Roman
civilization began to develop in the land
now called Italy. It grew to become a
republic. It continued to grow and
became an empire. Foreign invasions
and economic problems led to its
downfall. It lasted a few centuries AD.
Colonists declared themselves
independent of Britain in 1776. The
EmancipaNn Proclamation freed
enslaved people in 1863.
Reconstruction ended in 1877.
absolute chronology
relative chronology only

The Cold War was a struggle of what 3 dominance

How were the causes of World War I similar or different from the causes of World War II?

2. What government agency governs the Federal Reserve, meets at least 8 times a year, is based in
Washington, DC and sets monetary policy?

- What might people gain from having a ruler whose power
is total, or absolute?

What is the bill of rights? EDIT: The answer is A, since none of yall answered soon enough smh


A. Amendments that protect individual rights


B. Rights that were opposed by the enlightenment


C. Laws that came from the articles of confederation


D. Rights that were approved by the president


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Beginning in the 1830s, what did members of the Women’s Rights Movement protest for?

In a short paragraph, evaluate the impact of the expansion of both the Mongols and the Turks on Europe and Asia. How did they affect the world at the time of their expansion? What were the effects of their expansion on the future?

PLEASE HELP ME IM GIVING OUT 15PTS EACH!!use the quotation to answer the question.
“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity [future generations], do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

What does the Phrase "to ourselves and our Posterity" suggest about the Founding Fathers' goals?

They wanted to create a lasting government that future Americans would benefit from.


They were willing to sacrifice their liberty for the benefit of their children.


They wanted to create a social contract that future Americans could not break.


They aimed to create a strong government, independent of the will of the people.

what would happen to new orleans lose if slavery was abolished

Danny Duncan, David Dobrik, Nelk Boys, Danny Mullen, Steezy Kane, Or Hooligan Christian?

What Law was passed by Henry VIII to make him the head of the Church

PLZ LIST THESE IN ORDER OF WHEN THE HAPPENED TYSM SMART PEOPLE

Battle of Yorktown
Treaty of Paris 1783
Boston Tea Party
French and Indian War
Battle of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Saratoga
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence

Beki [the daughter-in-law of Chinggis Khan] laid a sound basis for the management of the Mongol court’s affairs. One can say that no turban-wearing male minister would have been capable of dealing with these matters as brilliantly as she did. Her husband used to consult her first on any state business, be it military or political, and would always take the course she recommended.

After her husband’s death, she took control of her sons with great wisdom. Even though each one of them was prince and therefore capable of ruling by his own will, she made sure they never departed from the rules of the ancient Mongol laws of conduct. When her son, Güyük Khan, was raised to the throne, he and his brothers were the only princes who— because of Beki’s wise guidance—were found always to have acted according to the laws. The great nobles of the assembly that gave the khanate to Güyük are said to have praised Beki with the following verse:

And if all women were like her, then women would indeed be superior to men.

Although she herself was a Christian, Beki generously supported the Muslim religion. She gave 1,000 silver coins to build an Islamic school in the city of Bukhara. She also gave alms every year to be distributed among the poor and needy Muslims.”

Ata-Malik Juvayni, Persian Muslim historian who served as a provincial governor in the Mongol Ilkhanate, History of the World Conqueror, chronicle of the Mongol Empire, written circa 1270 C.E.



The description of Beki’s actions in the passage can best be used to illustrate which of the following unique aspects of Mongol society?

Group of answer choices

In part because of Mongol society’s nomadic nature, elite Mongol women exercised considerably more political power and influence than did women in most other contemporary societies.

Because of the highly militarized structure of Mongol society, Mongol women could use their fighting skills to negotiate a more powerful position in society than could women elsewhere.

The Mongol custom of having an assembly of male notables as the final decision-making body left Mongol women mostly powerless, in contrast to the situation in most other Eurasian societies.

Because Mongol society had no distinctions based on birth or nobility, all Mongol women, regardless of their position in society, were expected to behave in the same way.

Which part of the US would
oppose the abolition of
slavery? Why?

hii can someone pls help, I’m not sure what the answer is

What effect does Hong Kong have on Mainland China? (

Makeup artist Joanna Balkin says she needed 40 bottles of sunscreen per month to protect what 1990s TV show’s cast from sunburns?

A. Law & Order

B. Beverly Hills, 90210

C. Dawson’s Creek

D. Baywatch

What did patrons pay
for?

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Why did Pericles pay people who held public office?

How did accomplishing rosa parks mission benefit rosa parks and other people?

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Which statement below best completes the chart?
Water shortages occurred as more people moved to rural areas
4
Air pollution levels increased as governments eased regulations
Cities grew in size as previously used farmland was absorbed by rural areas
5
Cropland eroded as farmers used outdated technique

What was the main complaint of the 13 Colonies about the Sugar, Stamp, and Townshed Acts?

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The first large-scale argument over slavery erupted in 1819 when Missouri petitioned for admittance into the Union. Many of the settlers in Missouri were slave owners who had migrated from the South with their slaves. These people wanted slavery to be an accepted part of the new state constitution. Other residents of the territory did not want slavery approved. More significantly, however, the politicians of the North and the South feared the admission of the new state because it would upset the balance of power in the Senate. Until this point, the struggle for power in the Senate had been tempered by the orderly admission of free and slave states to the Union. Earlier in 1819, the Union had been comprised of eleven free states and eleven slave states. Before Missouri petitioned for admittance into the Union, Alabama had been admitted as a slave state. If Missouri was admitted as another slave state, the balance of power would be lost.

The controversy over Missouri gained momentum when Representative James Tallmadge of New York proposed that "the further introduction of slavery" into the new state be forbidden and that the children of slaves presently living in the state be free when they reach twenty-five years of age. Because membership in the House of Representatives is based on population, and the North was the most populated region, the Tallmadge Amendment was passed and sent to the Senate. The amendment was finally defeated in the Senate after a long and forceful debate. The passage of the Tallmadge Amendment in the House crystallized in the minds of Southern senators the necessity of preserving the balance of power in the Senate. If the South could preserve this balance, it could block legislation passed by the Northern-dominated House that would in any way be detrimental to the welfare of the Southern states.

The impasse was resolved when Maine separated from Massachusetts and applied for statehood. A compromise, supported by Henry Clay, was proposed and accepted by both sides. This compromise, known as the Missouri Compromise, provided for the admittance of Missouri as a slave state and the admittance of Maine as a free state, thereby preserving the balance of power. In addition, the North was able to hold its position that Congress should determine the expansion of slavery into the territories by including a provision that forbade slavery forever in the Louisiana Purchase north of the 36°30' parallel.