Answer:
B answer
Explanation:
Answer:handled by individual states.
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List all agents of socialization. Do all the agents have equal amounts of influence , or do one or two seem more influential than the rest in your life explain your point of view.
Answer:
Family, peers, school and the mass media
Explanation:
The agents of socialization includes family, peers, school and the mass media.
Agents of socialization are the institutions that can install social norms in a person.
In my opinion, the most influential agent of socialization is the family. The family plays a very important role in the life of an individual, right from when the person is born. It plays a primary role in socialization despite the existence of these other factors.
The family is where the first learning starts for every individual. The life long journey of learning norms, values and languages starts in the family. The family teaches authority as well as hierarchy.
Other factors like education, peer groups and the mass media cause the influence of the family to reduce as one ages.
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What were the goals of Nixon’s Vietnamization policy? Select two options.
A) to withdraw US troops from Vietnam
B) to reunite Vietnam as a democratic nation
C) to release all Vietnamese prisoners of war
D) to turn the fighting over to the South Vietnamese
E) to negotiate peace between North and South Vietnam
Answer:
A) to withdraw US troops from Vietnam
E) To negotiate peace between North and South Vietnam (which didn't work)
Explanation:
The two major goals of Nixon's Vietnamization policy were to withdraw troops from Vietnam, and to negotiate peace. Another smaller reason was to make the South Vietnamese more reliant on themselves. The answer to the question were A and E. Hope this helps!
The goals of Nixon’s Vietnamization policy are to withdraw US troops from Vietnam and to negotiate peace between North and South Vietnam. Thus, options (A) and (E) are correct.
What was Vietnamization?With a program to expand, equip, and train South Vietnamese forces and allocate to them an ever-increasing combat role, at the same time systematically lowering the number of U.S. combat soldiers Richard Nixon administration sought to end American involvement in the Vietnam War.
The Tet Offensive by the Viet Cong prompted the policy, which was in line with that of U.S. foreign military assistance organisations. It particularly included ground combat U.S. combat forces, although it did not rule out air combat or support for South Vietnam.
Nixon's Vietnamization programme had two main objectives: to negotiate a peace treaty and to withdraw troops from Vietnam. Making the South Vietnamese stronger was a secondary, less important motive.
Therefore, options A and E are correct.
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Which of Diocletian's economic changes helped bring short-term order to Rome?
* He started a new coin system and expanded trade.
He abolished coins and implemented a barter system.
He minted more coins and allowed free markets.
He standardized coins and established fixed prices.
Answer:
He standardized coins and established fixed prices.
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is (D).
Explanation:
He standardized coins and established fixed prices.
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Part B
Which sentence from the article best supports the answer to part A?
A. “That means it has the same instructions for building itself.”
B. “Because all the potatoes in Ireland at the time were so similar, most of the potatocrop died.”
C. “If you want molecules that will fight potato fungus, you need the genes for making those molecules.”
D. “If crops are in trouble, what’s in those vaults is worth more than gold.”
Answer:
The answer is B. “Because all the potatoes in Ireland at the time were so similar, most of the potatocrop died.”
Explanation:
This question was on quiziz and this was the correct answer on it.
Thousands of American Indians fought for Great Britain because the British had
1.restricted settlement on their land.
2.given them food supplies.
3.offered to free them after the war.
4.trapped furs for them.
Answer:
1 or 2
Explanation:
Why was the Articles of Confederation discarded?
A) it failed to ensure states sovereignty
B) it was leading to a “mobocracy”
C) it failed to create a functional national government
D) it lacked a bill of rights
Answer:
The Articles of Confederation were discarded because they "failed to create a functional national government." Without a strong central government, trade was almost impossible.
What did lincolns emancipation proclomation state
Answer:
All men are created equal
Answer:
" "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free."
Explanation:
Above is a quote from the Emancipation Proclamation Lincoln is stating that all slaves in the rebellious states which where the southern confederate states are now free this did not actually free them at the time but it did help the union win the war because after the Emancipation Proclamation over 200,000 former slaves joined the union army.
what was the purpose if the articals of confederation?
Answer: to declare war on britain D
Explanation:
Pls help!! Why is remembering the sabbath day the easiest commandment to follow?
When God gave us the fourth of His ten commandments, He said, “Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy.”
Reason #1 God is our "Creator"
Reason #2 Keeping the seventh day Sabbath holy foreshadows entering into “His rest.”
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Which of the following actions is supported by the tenth amendment?
Answer:
Florida's legislature raises the age for voting in presidential elections to 21
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Answer:
ty
Explanation:
your clan has increased in size. Finding enough food to feed everyone is becoming increasingly difficult. Some people are starving. Your clan migrated to a new area is this an example of push or pull
Answer:
Push factor
Explanation:
The fact that some people are starving due to a lack of food in the area pushes your clan to move away from that area.
Did the abolishment slavery actually mean ( guarantee) freedom for African Americans?
Answer:
no
there were still people who kept slaves and other countries kept slave still
Explanation:
The scale on a drawing for a new garden is 2 inches = 6 feet. If the length of the garden on the drawing is 10 inches, what is the actual length of the garden?
Which amendment states that citizens have a right to a jury trial in civil cases where the value of the case exceeds $20?
answer
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Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is the 7th
Explanation:
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What act ensured that freemen accused of crimes had a right to a trial by a jury of their peers?
A. Assize of Clarendon
B. Parliament
C. Habeus corpus
D. common law
Answer: C
Explanation: Habeas corpus, which protected a person from being imprisoned for an unlimited period of time without a trial, was introduced in the Magna Carta. The document asserted, “No Freeman shall be taken or imprisoned, or be disseized or exiled or in anyway destroyed, nor will we go upon him nor send upon him except by the lawful judgment of his peers, or by the law of the land.”[2] This, likewise, ensured freemen who had been accused of crimes the right to trial by those of equal rank.
What did Eugene Talmadge support when he ran for governor of Georgia in 1946?
school desegregation
white supremacy
the end of the white primary system
the rights of African Americans
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
B!!
Explanation:
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I need to know the the code of the letter by solving the puzzle
Answer
A es igual a 5
B es igual a 9
C es igual a 3
D es igual a 4
Explanation:
Did the caste system unite or divide India?
Answer:
Divide
Explanation:
Answer:
It divided India
Explanation:
because it divided all the Indians into 4 groups: Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and the Shudras. This depended on how much they knew about Buddhism and how well-known they were. People were in different positions.
As you watch this video think about the impact that each of these people have had on your life?
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During the industrial revolution many women could not compete with machine production in textiles therefore they moved from small villages in the country to industrial cities in order to find work in factories. This is an example of what process?
Answer:
Many people moved from farms and small towns to cities to find employment in textile factories" is true. the Industrial Revolution saw a great shift in demographics.
Explanation:
which detail from the article helps show why mollusks are important
Answer:
You maybe be asking yourself, why are mollusks so important? Well we’re going to answer that. First of all, people love to eat mollusks. Clams, Mussels, Oysters, and Scallops are all part of the Mollusk phylum. I’m sure everyone reading this has had at least one or two mollusks to eat in their lives. Mollusks are important to humans as well as other animals as food. Some shells are a major source of calcium for some birds. The consumption of mollusks goes back centuries. Indeed, humans found a way to use oysters to increase the food supply indirectly: The crushed shells attract micro-organisms that kill the nematodes that are agricultural pests. Mollusks also nourish humans culturally. Rare and beautiful shells have been prized throughout history and many are still extremely valuable to collectors. In some early cultures mollusk shells served as money. Humans are undoubtedly more harmful to mollusks than the reverse.
"Mollusks are important to humans as well as other animals as food. Some shells are a major source of calcium for some birds. The consumption of mollusks goes back centuries."
Explanation:
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How many ships were in the Dutch fleet in 1636?
a. 480
b. 2400
c. 4800
d. 48,000
Answer:
I think its c but im not sure sorry if its wrong
Explanation:
Instead of launching a new series of programs in 1936, what did FDR do with his current New Deal?
A. He kept the programs, but began to scale back the spending
B. He set an end date for all of the New Deal programs to end by 1938
C. The began eliminating the New Deal programs
D. He worked to expand the programs he had already passed
Answer:
ima say c
Explanation:
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
Roosevelt's New Deal fundamentally and permanently change the US federal government by expanding its size and scope especially its role in the economy he worked to expand the programs he had already passed.
How did gentiles become part of Abraham's seed?
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George Stephenson was a British inventor and engineer who designed many of the first railroad tracks. How did Stephenson's work contribute to the success of the railroad system?
A. He build his tracks using a type of steel that would last a long time because of the proportion of iron in the rails.
B. He designed a type of track that could be curved around obstacles more easily.
C. He insisted that all of the tracks he designed conformed to a standard size, which made it easier to connect all the tracks later.
D. He worked with locomotive designers to ensure the the trains would run smoothly on his tracks
Answer: B
Explanation:
Answer:
Its B. He designed a type of track that could be curved around obstacles more easily.
Explanation:
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Who chose Herman Talmadge to be governor in 1946?
his father
the Assembly
Ellis Arnall
the voters
Answer:
it's the voters
Explanation:
bc herman want to be a governor
How much did the inflation reach at the end of the Civil War?
100%
9,000%
1000%
500%
Answer:
9,000%
Explanation:
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8. Who were nicknamed the "bluebirds"?
Answer: The blue birds were a group of twenty Australian civilian nurses