Answer: They were sure it was nothing at first but then they started getting frightened
Explanation:
One of the main objectives of the leaders of the Meiji period was to achieve equality with the West.
What were the effects of Japanese Imperialism?As early as 1871, when the Iwakura expedition travelled to the United States and Europe, treaty reform was sought to remove the extraterritoriality and fixed customs charges that granted foreigners legal and economic rights.
However, the Western powers insisted that they could not change the treaties until Japanese legal systems were modernized in accordance with European and American standards. A compromise settlement was attempted in the 1880s, but it was rejected by the Japanese press and opposing organisations. Therefore, the extraterritoriality clauses in treaties were not formally altered until 1894. Asian relations were not given as much priority during the first half of the Meiji period as domestic development.
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How was a freshwater supply transported from the Tiber River to the city of Rome? I will give points and brainlist
by underground channels
by trade routes
by armed forces
by stone roads
Answer:
B. By trade routes
Answer:
A) By underground channels
Explanation:
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How did the counterculture movement impact the political landscape of American politics
Answer:
The Counterculture involved values and norms which were different from the normal/usual one in the American society. It brought about some changes in the the generation gap, behavior about sex and also fashion. Polygamy, drugs, sexuality were on the rise.
In the political scene, it led to the assassination of the President John F. Kennedy and the resignation of President Richard Nixon due to their resistance to the deviation. It however eventually became accepted into the American culture around 1973.
I think it’s A but idk
Answer:
yeah I think it is A as well
What was the significance of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965?
A. It limited the number of immigrants who could enter the United States from each country each year.
B. It established a specific number of immigrants who could enter the United States from northern and western Europe.
C. It barred the entry of immigrants the United States considered to be undesirables or likely to become public charges.
D. It eliminated the quota system and allowed as many as 270,000 immigrants to enter the United States each year.
Answer:
The Correct Answer is D
It eliminated the quota system and allowed as many as 270,000 immigrants to enter the United States each year.
Explanation:
This act reversed the exclusionary systems and set a General Quota of 20,000 people. people could now enter into the United States based on the family relationship, skills, or education.
The result was that immigrants increased from Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean and undocumented immigrants from Mexico increased in numbers.
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What was a part of President Wilson's Fourteen Points?
A. An international body to resolve conflicts
B. Freedom of trade on the high seas
C. Respect for the rights of colonized people
O D. All of the above
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Answer:
D. all the above
Explanation:
The power to directly regulate such things as marriage and divorce, and the
granting of vehicular licenses has been granted: *
O Federal government
O state government
The President
O To the people to decide as they see fit
The migration of over a million people from Rwanda was the result of
Answer: the Rwandan Civil War
Explanation: In the early 1990's, the nation of Rwanda had a civil war mainly because of tensions between the Hutu and Tutsi groups. But the war was fought between the Rwandan Army and Rebels. Part of the civil war was the Rwandan Genocide where almost 1 million people were killed.
what factors contributed to hitler rising to power in Germany prior to would war 2
Answer:
There were many factors that led to Hitler's more widespread acceptance in Germany, from economic depression to the country's hatred of the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I. But Hitler managed to expand his appeal from the beer-soaked halls of Munich to the rest of the country, in part via the mass media.
Was Harry a Truman apart of allies or axis power
What Role did the journalist Jean-Paul Marat have in the
Revolution?
a. He want the monarchy to return
b. He used his newspaper to encourage violence
c . he invented the guillotine
d . he was an advisor to louis XVI
Answer:
B
Explanation: he would create a sort of hit list for people to go out and execute. sometimes he would put you on the list for no other reason than you didn't like him. his lists became extremely popular. he was stabbed and murdered in his bathtub, making him, at the time , a hero. famous artists at the time would paint him as their own sort of Jesus. that's how influential he was during the revolution.
Did US entry into WWI have a significant impact on the later years of this
conflict? Why or why not?
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
It gave economic aide to other countries in the war, also the US had good weapons like nukes
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How were computers in the 1950s and 1960s different from computers of today? They were much smaller. They were much faster. They cost less money They were bigger and slower.
Answer:
D) they were bigger and slower
Explanation:
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The Himalayas are ________.
A
a mountain range of many tall peaks where you will find Mount Everest
B
the mythical beasts that live in the forest in India
C
a river that flows from the mountains into India
D
an advanced ancient civilization that mysteriously disappeared in 2000 BC
Answer:
the correct answer is A
Explanation:
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what the major world religions thought about making money, or to put it another way, what did the major world religions think about greed in the 15th century?
So you must write in a nutshell what Catholicism, what Islam, what Hinduism, what Buddhism, and what Confucianism taught about greed.
Please help ASAP brainlist for the best answer
Answer:
In Catholicism it was thought that greed includes many sins such as the accumulation of objects, thefts, scams for money, people who manipulate the coasts of their authority, the commitment between family friends or couples, that is why it is a great highlight negative in the world of man.
As for Buddhism, Buddhism maintains that it was very similar to the three poisons, along with other negative aspects, greed for Buddhism is a negative impulse of man.
In the world of Hinduism greed became one of the six enemies of spiritual evolution or aura, which this phenomenon blocks the advance of the inner soul or spirit against goodness.
As for Islam, they argued that destructive phenomena were necessary to destroy life, which are 3: greed, anger and self-esteem.
and finally Confucianism held that greed was a dual quality of the human being, therefore this for them is considered as a lack of moral integrity
Explanation:
All these named religions are religions that, in the face of greed, have negative or rejection opinions, which is the point of view in which they agree despite their differences. This was the opinion of greed that was strongly expressed in the 15th century, these religions, by repudiating it, seek a balance or social accommodation towards goodness with principles and values that should not be lost in the face of greedy world situations.
How did Kristallnacht demonstrate Nazi persecution of Jews? *
Answer:
Kristallnacht was a pogrom(killing of a particular ethnic group) against Jews carried out by SA paramilitary forces and civilians throughout Nazi Germany on 9–10 November 1938. It demonstrated Nazi persecution by attacking Jews, vandilizing and shutting down Jewish property.
In the late 1940s, hearings by the House Committee on Un-American Activities and the use of loyalty oaths illustrate concerns over the
(1) impact of union strikes on the economy
(2) United States participation in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
(3) desegregation of the military
(4) influence of communists within the federal government
Answer: (4) influence of communists within the federal government
Explanation:
In the late 40s and early 50s, the United States went through a period known as The Red Scare. It was the second time in history and widespread suspicion gripped the country. There were fears that Communists had infiltrated the US Federal Government. Truman's government also received widespread criticism for being too lax.
In response to this, President Truman signed the "Federal Employee Loyalty Program" that empowered the FBI to check the backgrounds of Federal employees more thoroughly as well as the use of Loyalty Oaths in contracts where the Signee swears that they follow no entity that would want to overthrow the US Government.
Congress also investigated Communist penetration through the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) which took a Frontline position in the apparent fight against Communism.
The influence of the communists within the federal governments. Thus option 4 is correct.
What is federla gvernement?The federal government is a government that is made of three different branches such as the legislative, the judicial and the executive. These branches have powers that are vested by the constitution.
The federal courts are also responsible for their position. In the later '50s, the US went by a time known as the red scare. When the fear of communism had inflicted on the US government.
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PLEASE ANSWER I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Make a the subject of this formula r=\sqrt{a/3}
Answer: A = (3r)²
= 9r²
Explanation:
r = √(A)/3
Multiply both sides by 3:
3r = √(A)
Finally, square both sides to get:
A = (3r)²
= 9r²
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\ What role did the United States play in creating and implementing alliances, both domestically and internationally?
Answer:
Important role.
Explanation:
It should be understood that most countries of the world form alliances with the others for so many reasons. These include economy, technology, funding and so on.
And the U.S is not left out, so this alliance has given them a unique leverage in addressing various economic, diplomatic and geopolitical issues in those regions they have alliances with.
How has the nsa evolved over time
Answer:
The National Security Agency is the U.S. government's primary eavesdropping agency. It intercepts, decodes, and analyzes foreign communications — such as emails, telephone calls, and other "signals intelligence." The Fort Meade, Md.–based agency, which has an annual budget of about $10 billion and employs some 40,000 people, has long carried out this mission in the shadows. But a series of leaks by former agency contractor Edward Snowden has revealed the stunning scale of its global surveillance operation. It's now known that the NSA scoops up and stores billions of internet communications and cellphone records from the U.S. and around the world every day, which can then be studied by the agency's legion of code breakers, data miners, and counterterrorism specialists. When President Obama receives his daily intelligence briefing, "at least 75 percent" comes from the NSA's cyberspies, said Mike McConnell, director of national intelligence under President George W. Bush.
Explanation:
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Free markets are characterized by _____.
government control of the exchange of goods and services
the unregulated exchange of goods and services
state ownership of the means of production
production quotas that are set by the government
Answer:
The second one
Explanation:
Free markets are characterized by the unregulated exchange of goods and services
Answer:
Explanation:
The unregulated exchange of goods and services.
The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s is so important because it successfully brought actual _______________ change.
Answer:
Change change
Explanation:
Like it stopped segregation
Why have India and Pakistan fought two wars over Kashmir
Answer:The Kashmir conflict is a territorial conflict primarily between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir region. The conflict started after the partition of India in 1947 as a dispute over the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir and escalated into three wars between India and Pakistan and several other armed skirmishes.
Explanation:
Who formed the Democrac-Republican Party?
a. authors of the Declaration of Independence
b. believers in the implied powers of the Constitution
c. followers of George Washington
d. followers of Thomas Jefferson
Answer:
i believe it was d the followers of Thomas Jefferson
Explanation:
Answer:
Followers of Thomas Jefferson
Explanation:
Thomas Jefferson, began organizing the Anti-Federalists into what would become known as the Democratic-Republican Party.
explain why the holocaust is an important topic to study today
Answer:
To know about the past
Explanation:
And remember to stop randomly murdering ppl
Answer:
One reason is so something like that never happens again. Another reason is so people will always remember what Hitler did to the Jews
which countries allied with each other prior to world war I
Answer:
Russia & Serbia
England & France
Germany & Austria-Hungary
What was the main protest of the student groups?
a. disability legislation
b. Vietnam war
C.civil equalities
D. gender equalities
Answer:
I think its D not positive
Election of 1860 the Candidates of each party had a president what was their stance on slavery
Answer:
Republican party Abraham was their candidate
Southern Democratic party John C. Breckinridge was their candidate
Explanation:
The Republican Party platform promised not to interfere with slavery in the states but opposed the further extension of slavery into the territories.
The Democratic Party weren't i unity when it came to slavery. Southern Democrats thought slavery should be expanded but Northern Democrats opposed the idea. States’ rights were also hotly debated. Southern Democrats felt states had the right to govern themselves while Northern Democrats supported the Union and a national government.
What type of government does Burma (Myanmar) have? A. a constitutional monarchy B. a military junta C. a presidential republic D. a parliamentary republic Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:
The government of Myanmar functions as a parliamentary republic. In this type of government, the heads of the Cabinet are responsible for carrying out the laws set by Parliament
Answer:
D a parliamentary republic
Explanation:
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Is the magnificent or the lawgiver a more approriate name for suleyman?
Answer:
Suleyman the Lawgiver The Europeans called him "The Magnificent," but the Ottomans called him Kanuni, or "The Lawgiver." The Suleymanie Mosque, built for Suleyman, describes Suleyman in its inscription as Nashiru kawanin al-Sultaniyye, or "Propagator of the Sultanic Laws
Explanation:
The ? allied with France during the French and Indian War.
Answer:
The united states is the answer