Patriot/Redcoats Strengths & Weaknesses

Answer:

Strengths: One strength was the patriotism of their people. Many colonists willingly gave their lives to defend their liberty, homes, children, families, and friends. Without this strong support, the American war effort would have crumbled in just a few months.

Weaknesses: They lacked gunpowder, rifles, food, and clothing. Some men had only spears or axes for weapons. organized, untrained army and a small navy. Their weaknesses were far more obvious than their strengths

Make ONE connection to any Depth & Complexity icon. Explain in two or three sentences.

Imagine an image of a president surrounded by miners. He is wearing a mining hard hat just like the miners are. What two propaganda techniques are at work here?

A.
bandwagon and name calling

B.
plain folks and transfer

C.
plain folks and glittering generalities

D.
none of the above

Which statement accurately describes Spain’s support of the colonists throughout the American Revolution?

Spain declared war on England early on and sent troops and supplies throughout the war.
Spain lent naval support early on but did not send ground troops until late in the war.
Spain supported the colonists secretly at first and later declared war on England.
Spain kept its support of the colonists secret until France sided with the rebels.

In one or more paragraphs explain why the necessary and proper clause (elastic clause) can be a good thing and a bad thing for America.
Type your answer below:

The plague of the 1300s was called the Black Death because

the disease turned the patients'lungs black.
the first cases happened near the Black Sea.
the bodies of victims turned black after death.
the illness created black spots on the body.

pleeassse help What historical distinction did Sargon of Akkad earn by uniting regions?


He conquered the cruelest ruler in history.


He ended the Sumerian's belief in gods and goddesses.


He created one of the world's first empires.


He was the first human named as a god.
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James Oglethorpe was the founder of the colony of North Carolina.
(T) (F)

How did Parliament respond to the protests against the Tea Act?

It banned the sale of tea.
It repealed the Tea Act.
It raised the tea tax.
It passed the Intolerable Acts.

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How did culture in the Americas change as a result of exploration?

and

What were the consequences of the Columbian Exchange?

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__1. Scripture be the only authority for church teachings.

__2. According to Luther, Christians are saved by faith alone.

__3. The Christian Church does not need a pope.

__4. The Church hides the true meaning of the Gospel from ordinary people.

__5. It is wrong for the Church to sell indulgences.

__6. Ordinary people should be able to read the Bible, and not have to rely on the Church to interpret it for them.

__7. Many clergy hungry for money, power, and other worldly things.

__8. Many priests know little about Christianity.

__9. Leaders publish pamphlets and books criticizing the Church.

__10. Many Christians are attracted to the teachings of Luther, Calvin, and other Protestant leaders.



Match the letters to the numbers


a. The pope should continue to lead the Church as he has for centuries.

b. The Church will not sell indulgences.

c. A new catechism will summarize the teachings of the Catholic Church as they have developed over time.

d. There will be an Index of Forbidden Books.

e. The Church will support the work of the Jesuits and other reformers.

f. The Inquisition will investigate and root out heresy.

g. People attain salvation through faith and good works.

h. Church guidelines will set the standards for the education of priests.

I. Priests should live modestly and cafe for the poor.

j. The Church is the official interpreter of sacred Scripture.

PLZ HELP 24 PTS IF YOU HELP
1Which city was the capital of the Incas?

La Paz
Quito
Cuzco
Machu Picchu
2What is the primary industry in Bolivia?

copper
silver
gold
tin
3The Galapagos Islands are part of:

Peru
Columbia
Chile
Ecuador
4What did the Incas accomplish?

formalized religion
conquest of western South America
written language
formalized government
5Which two countries are on the western border of Bolivia?

Paraguay
Chile
Peru
Brazil
6Where are bananas grown in Ecuador?

plains
river delta
mountains
coastline5
7Where is Quito located?

Tropic of Cancer
equator
prime meridian
Tropic of Capricorn
8What is the South American word for mountains?

cotopaxi
cordillera
altiplanos
sierras
9Where did San Martin defeat the Spanish in Peru?

Machu Picchu
Quito
Cuzco
Lima
10In what part of South America is Peru located?

north
east
south
west
11Where does the Humboldt Current turn back out into the Pacific Ocean?

Peru
Columbia
Chile
Ecuador
12Which country is to the south of Ecuador?

Peru
Columbia
Brazil
Chile
13Why has it been difficult for Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia to have stable governments?

wars with neighboring countries
uneducated citizens
large landownership by foreign corporations
foreign governments intruding
14Where are the Yungas located?

mountains
coastlines
river valleys
mountain hillsides
15Where is the Avenue of Volcanoes?

Ecuador
Chile
Argentina
Bolivia
16What does oriente mean in English?

west
south
east
north
17What is the primary mineral found in Peru?

silver
iron
vanadium
gold
18Which two countries border Peru to the north?

Columbia
Brazil
Chile
Ecuador
19What is helping the economy of Bolivia?

exports
agriculture
mining
industry
20Why do the people who live in the altiplanos have large chests and lungs?

They work very hard.
There is very little oxygen.
They have a disease.
The sun is too bright.
21What is the climate of Peru's coastal region?

desert
cool
tropical
temperate
22Which country is on the eastern border of Bolivia?

Peru
Brazil
Chile
Columbia
23Which city is the primary port of Ecuador?

Otavalo
Quito
Cuenca
Guayaquil
24What is the climate of the selva in South America?

cool and humid
hot and dry
hot and humid
temperate
25What is the primary religion of Ecuador?

Judaism
Islam
Hindu
Catholicism

What did the Babylonian use to track time?

Where was the "Margherita" pizza first made, and who was it made for?

After the war, how were the rights of different groups of Louisiana colonists affected? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY

Women gained the right to vote.
Most African Americans remained enslaved.
Free people of color could participate in government.
American Indians were not allowed to vote.
White men with land could not run for office.

Which event took place during the Siege of Pensacola?

Gálvez wanted to invade, but a sandbar at the entrance of Pensacola Bay stopped his advance.
Gálvez took command of a ship and led the militia over a sandbar into Pensacola Bay.
Gálvez’s troops abandoned him and said, “He can invade alone!”
Gálvez was punished by the Spanish royalty for making a big mistake.

Which of the following were true of the Massachusetts colonies?
(more than one)
Settlers came seeking profits and adventure.
Puritans purchased a controlling interest in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Only Separatists could hold office and vote in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
During the first winter, half the colonists at Plymouth died.
The people who came were persecuted by the Anglican Church.
The Puritans wanted to stay in the Anglican Church.
Cities begun by the settlers included Boston and Salem.
The colony was represented by the House of Burgesses.

Which of these is one of the two most
common nationalities found among factory
workers during the growth of
industrialization in the United States?
A. Chinese
B. Irish
C. Canadian

Which are examples of events that celebrate culture? Check all that apply.

a blues concert
Mardi Gras
a Christmas parade
an election cycle
the first day of school

Excerpt from A Change of Plans
Rasheida Gomez

The day of Josephine and Cora's campout had finally arrived. The two friends had been planning the campout for more than two weeks. They picked out a spot for the tent in Josephine's backyard. They chose the games they wanted to play. Now they were at the store with Josephine's dad buying camping food. "This campout is going to be perfect," Cora said as she dropped a bag of marshmallows into the cart. "We have the perfect tent, the perfect games, and the perfect food!"

Just then a loud clap of thunder sounded outside. The wind whipped as a bright flash filled the dark sky.

"But not the perfect weather," Cora moaned.

"That was thunder and that means rain. Rain means no camping," Josephine groaned.

"I guess we can stop shopping!" Cora snapped. She began taking food out of the cart.

As Josephine's father placed the food back in the cart, he told the girls not to give up on their campout. They paid for the food and went back to Josephine's house to wait out the storm.

At dinnertime the sky remained dark gray as the rain continued to pour down outside. The girls sat in silence while they ate. Cora looked out the window and said sadly, "I can't believe it's still raining. Our campout was supposed to be perfect."
What did Cora mean when she said, "This campout is going to be perfect"?

A) Cora's parents' house was the best place to host a campout.
B) Cora planned the campout to bond with her perfect friend, Josephine.
C) They made a lot of plans and collected a lot of stuff for camping.
D) Josephine and Cora's campout would celebrate their perfect attendance for not being absent from school.
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Which of the following was a major obstacle to the ratification of the Constitution?
A.
the Anti-Federalist argument against a bicameral legislature
B.
the demand for a Bill of Rights was popular among Anti-Federalists
C.
the Anti-Federalist view that all representatives must be elected directly by the people
D.
the refusal of the Massachusetts Convention to ratify the Constitution without a Bill of Rights

What would be a good way to understand and forecast the path of a hurricane?
A. Plot all of Florida's cities on a big map
B. Keep track of wind gusts and ocean temperatures around Florida
C. Make a chart of all the names of deadly hurricanes
D. Interview survivors of Hurricanes Andrew, Charley and Wilma.

Reporting Briefly tell how the Carolina colony came to be.

Subsistence farming is when a farmer only produces enough crops to barely survive. (T) (F)

Could someone help me with this

Work-study is a program that includes working at an outside job to help pay for school. taking a school job to help pay for an education. agreeing to serve in the military for financial aid. participating in a service program to receive aid.

What did Spain receive in the 1763 Treaty of Paris in return for its territory east of the Mississippi River?

Havana, Cuba
Pensacola, Florida
St. Augustine, Florida
New Orleans, Louisiana

According to these maps, the Southwest Native American cultural region was located in the United States, and what another North American country?
Mexico
Canada
South America
Caribbean

Please help!
Sir Isaac Newton's Principia Mathematica is considered of what significance?
A. "a stepping stone to becoming a brilliant politician and a Member of Parliament."
B. "a brilliant work on the principles of calculus."
C. "A finest mathematics textbook for the 17th century"
D. "the greatest single contribution to the history of science."

Who overthrew the Assyrians?

Declaration of Independence Assessment

“Assessing the Context of Thomas Jefferson”

Assessed using Criterion D: Thinking Critically

To earn a 9 or 10 / 10 points:

i. completes a detailed analysis of concepts, issues, models, visual representation and/or theories

ii. summarizes information to make consistent, well-supported arguments

1. The author of this exhibit titled it, “The Paradox of Liberty”. Another way to say that is, “The Contradiction of Freedom”. What context/background does the note (found under the picture) provide to help you understand the title?

Paradox = a self contradiction/argument

Answer each of the questions below in sentences and put them together to form a short paragraph in this box.


Step One: Describe what the Declaration of Independence is/was.

Step Two: What was Thomas Jefferson’s role with the Declaration of Independence?

Step Three: Explain in detail what the paradox/contradiction is?


2. How does the context of the note contradict/argue against the meaning of the words in the Declaration of Independence, “All men are created equal”?

Answer each of the questions below in sentences and put them together to form a short paragraph in this box.


Step One: Explain in detail what “all men are created equal” means.

Step Two: Explain how the note (found under the picture) argues against this message.

Step Three: Describe whose voices were not included in the Declaration of Independence and explain why.
Please dont just say " ill explain it to you but not write it" :/ and dont just comment somethin random i need help asap!