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The answer to this question is True

A. What conditions in Europe led to World
War 12

he idea of "separate but equal" refers to ______________. *
10 points
The Civil War
Reconstruction
The Freedmen's Bureau
Jim Crow Laws
The Women's Suffrage Movement

When forty winters shall besiege thy brow.what does this mean

The _____ is the final arbiter of whether actions of the state legislature, state agencies, counties, cities, or other government bodies are acceptable under the Texas Constitution or not. A. Court of Record B. Court of Appeals C. Texas Court of Criminal Appeals D. Texas Supreme Court

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Read through the following scenarios. For each scenario, answer whether you think the actions were ethical or not. Explain your response and identify how the actions were ethical or unethical.

Sara wants to write an article about locker theft at her school. She sneaks into the school resource officer's office to watch the school's security cameras and try to catch the thief. The video from the camera is black and white and a little bit grainy, but Sara thinks she spots the thief. She publishes an article on the front page of the paper proclaiming "Thief Caught!" and including the student's name.

Did Sara act ethically?
Joe is writing a story on bullying. He gets a few students to anonymously tell him their stories. However, when he is writing the article, he decides it will be more interesting and believable if he includes the students' names. When the bully reads the article and finds out who told on him, he bullies these students even more until a teacher steps in.

Did Joe act ethically?
Every Saturday morning, a news station puts on a special news show for kids. On Saturday, that news show airs a story about drugs, skimpy clothing and plays background music with bad words in the lyrics.

Did the news station act ethically?
In a story about a lottery winner, the journalist includes a photo of the lottery winner's house. The house number and street sign are visible in the photo.

Did the journalist act ethically?
A journalist is asked to write a story about a new type of soda. He gives it rave reviews and encourages people to go out and buy it. The journalist owns stock in the company that makes the soda.

Did the journalist act ethically?

an agreement between the Pope and a ruler
excommunicated

concordat

contract

anulment

Stocks of the world’s largest technology-based companies are sold on the __________.
A.
NASDAQ
B.
London Exchange
C.
New York Stock Exchange
D.
United States Stock Exchange

What is an example of something that is evidence that there has been a cultural shift to a market society?

1
Select the correct answer.
Cattle are able to gather more nutrients from forage than most animals because
A.
they spend more time in fields than most livestock.
B.
they are fed by man rather than being allowed to graze.
C.
they have a sophisticated digestive system with four stomachs.
D.
they have been bred to acquire this trait in the past 50 years.
2
Select the correct answer.
All the following can impact how much an animal needs to eat EXCEPT
A.
Age.
B.
Size.
C.
Color.
D.
Gender.
3.
Select the correct answer.
Farmers have the right to treat their animals however they want.
A.
True
B.
False
4
Select the correct answer.
Supplements are used to ensure that livestock get essential nutrients.
A.
True
B.
False
5.
Select the correct answer.
The first animal to be domesticated was the
A.
dog.
B.
pig.
C.
horse.
D.
chicken.
6.
Select the correct answer.
In nature, the fittest animals are the ones that reproduce.
A.
True
B.
False
7
Select the correct answer.
Why are most domesticated animals herbivores?
A.
Only herbivores could be captured.
B.
Carnivores will not reproduce in captivity.
C.
Herbivores are easier to feed.
D.
Early religions favored herbivores.
8
Select the correct answer.
The majority of goats that produce mohair live in
A.
California.
B.
Florida.
C.
Maryland.
D.
Texas.
9
Select the correct answer.
Why were cattle better suited for established civilizations than nomadic ones?
A.
Cattle need a lot of land on which to graze.
B.
Only cattle were consumed for food.
C.
Cattle are particularly useful for plowing land.
D.
Those in an established civilization do not hunt.
10
Select the correct answer.
California and Indiana are important in the poultry industry for the broilers that they produce.
A.
True
B.
False
11
Select the correct answer.
Pork and chicken consumption are on the rise in the United States for which of the following reasons?
A.
It is easier to raise chickens than cattle.
B.
Pork has a reputation for carrying disease.
C.
Changes in the American diet favor leaner meats.
D.
Cattle processing has gotten a lot of criticism for being inhumane.
12
Select the correct answer.
All the following are examples of selective breeding EXCEPT
A.
a wild dog that finds and mates with a domestic dog.
B.
neutering a horse that is particularly small for its breed.
C.
adding sheep from another country to the bloodline to help combat disease.
D.
purposely mating larger pigs to increase the amount of meat produced.
13
Select the correct answer.
The pork industry is largely centered in the Midwest because
A.
the corn industry is located there.
B.
most other regions in the country do not have the land for agriculture.
C.
several Eastern states banned them when they were carriers of disease.
D.
pigs were brought by German immigrants, who tended to settle in the Midwest.
14
Select the correct answer.
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the 2008 passage of Proposition 2?
A.
California voters are largely vegetarians.
B.
California voters believe that animals have many rights.
C.
California voters oppose conditions they see as inhumane.
D.
California voters feel that all animals should have spacious living conditions.
15
Select the correct answer.
Digestive problems can be fatal in horses for which of the following reasons?
A.
Horses become ill if there are any changes in their diet.
B.
They have two stomachs, which do not process food as effectively as four.
C.
Their digestive systems are not as evolved as those that other animals have.
D.
They cannot vomit, so there is no release for food that is causing a problem.

What conclusion can BEST be made from the image?




A.

That the population of China is too high.


B.

That China should rule the world.


C.

That everyone should join to support democracy.


D.

That anything or anyone opposing communism should be destroyed.

| Acompany who uses specialization would
a. Produce many different kinds of
products
b. Only hire men
c. Produce only one specific product
they are good at producing
d. Focus mostly on advertising

4. The expectation in Trevor's office is that everyone will look professional. Trevor doesn't want to seem underdressed, so he bought a fancy tuxedo and a top hat and wore them to wo
even though everyone else just wore nice pants and a dress shirt. How would a sociologist BEST describe Trevor's actions?
He is following a societal norm.
C
He is under-conforming,
He is practicing deviance.

distinguish between conflict avoidance and conflict confrontation ​

Read the passage below and answer the question that follows.

Ted made sure to slam the door as he left. He frowned as he stomped down the hallway. He didn’t deserve this! He was the one who had come clean. If he hadn’t told the principal about their plan to cheat on the math final, then they wouldn’t have been able to prove anything. Why was he the only one getting into trouble? He shouldn’t have confessed it at all! Ted was absolutely fuming.

Based on the passage above, why did Ted react so strongly?
A.
He disliked the way his principal handled most things.
B.
He was suspended from school for cheating.
C.
He got caught cheating on the math final.
D.
He was the only one in trouble for confessing a plan to cheat.

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Isel works in an accounting software’s call center. Isel provides help to those who have installed the software, walking them through setup or helping with problems. What quality might Isel find useful in her job?

A.
Isel is artistic and loves to paint.

B.
Isel loves to work outside.

C.
Isel is a polite, patient person.

D.
Isel enjoys working with her hands.

Advise fellow students on how to manage stress throughout their studies.​

What was science's role in the Industrial Revolution?

1.
What is the Louisiana Purchase? How does it relate to this idea of Manifest
Destiny?

Tristan joined a local land conservation advocacy group because he cares passionately about protecting green spaces. Through his involvement in the group, he became friends with a number of the members. He began spending time with them outside of group meetings and events, getting drinks after work and going on hikes on the weekends. This is an example of which of the following?

a. a reference group becoming a secondary group
b. a reference group becoming a primary group
c. a secondary group becoming a primary group
d. a primary group becoming a secondary group

Which challenge arises from trying to protect the environment?

high clean-energy startup costs
less access to clean water
lower taxes for citizens
more land available for farming

Why did the north win? Please write a small paragraph explaining why:)

what happen as a result of the louisiana purchase

When children sound out a word to try and figure out what it is, this is an
example of:
O A. parallel processing.
O B. top-down processing.
O C. feature detection.
O D. bottom-up processing.

how a positive personal lifestyle plan may promote meaningfulness of life​

What is the correlation between a tax rate of zero and a tax rate of 100% government?

ways in which one's acceptance of responsibility can influence
effective communication,
​

What method will be used to fully achieve globalization

What are solutions
to personal
and social problems?​