Read then answer the question:
What do you think would be more effective in discouraging a Xiongnu invasion, walls or a large Chinese population along the border? Explain your thinking.

The Xiongnu live on meat and For the immigrants in such border cheese, wear furs, and possess no house
or field. They move like birds and
animals in the wild. They stop only at
places which abound in grass and water,
want of which will start them moving
again. Today the Xiongnu are herding at
several places and hunting along the
frontiers.... It will be profitable to you to
dispatch generals and officials together
with troops to govern the frontier areas.
People [slaves, convicts, and willing
peasants] should be selected to settle
along the border areas permanently, who
can set up families and grow food grains
while getting prepared against possible
invasion by the Xiongnu. areas, the government will construct
walled cities, well protected by high
walls, deep moats, catapults, and thorns.
Each city, along strategic points and
thoroughfares, will be designed to hold
no fewer than one thousand
households.... Each walled city will have
an inner wall and an outer wall 150
paces about 209 meters apart. Each
residential area in the outer-wall area is
to be surrounded by “sandy fields” … to
detect the intrusion of enemies in the
night [Intruders will leave footprints in
the soil.]

The Schenck case emerged most directly from the context of which of the following?

a. Critiques by radicals of United States foreign policy
b. African American migration from the rural South to the urban North
c. Challenges by women to their prescribed status in society
d. Nativist resistance to migration from abroad

What does the abbreviation SAR stand for?

What city is located on the plains in southeast Pennsylvania?​

How do the respiratory and circulatory systems work together to maintain homeostasis? *

The circulatory system and respiratory system respond independently to maintain homeostasis
The circulatory system and respiratory system respond together to ensure that every cell gets enough oxygen and glucose.
The circulatory system and respiratory system does not help maintain homeostasis

Which of the following is an accurate statement about the voter turnout rate in the United States?

a. There is usually no difference in participation rates between presidential and midterm elections.
b. Presidential election years usually have significantly higher turnout than in midterm election years
c. Voters are more likely to vote in congressional races in midterms than when presidents are running.
d. More voters turn out to vote in elections where less money is spent to advertise campaigns.

What effect did the Reformation have on government?

A. Religion had less impact on rulers and nations.
B. Most European governments set up federalist systems.
C. Many Protestant churches developed forms of self-government.
D. The pope lost political power throughout Europe.

3. What was the name of the legal case in which the Supreme Court ruled that separate but equal was legal?

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explain how fiscal and monetary might be used to stimulate economic activity during a recession

ACTIVITY 1: DEVELOPMENT OF SELF IN THE SOCIETY
The changing nature of relationships
Answer the following questions in full sentences.
What are FOUR of the qualities required for a healthy relationship? (1 x 4
Name and explain TWO factors that contribute to a detrimental
relationship
(2
Discuss TWO ways in which some cultural views that exist may atteo
a relationship negatively.
Compare TWO ways in which destructive relationships influence y
well-being as opposed to constructive relationships.
Recommend TWO ways in which women and children can be
protected from discrimination and violence.
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Based on the maps, why is the population density so low in the western half of China?

What type of government does North Korea have?

Soils form most effectively in cold, dry climates A.True b.False

The importance of environmental influences on intelligence is provided by evidence that A mental similarities between adopted children and their adoptive families increase with age. B identical twins reared together have more similar intelligence scores than fraternal twins reared together. C the average IQ scores of children are generally within one standard deviation of their parents' IQ scores. D general intelligence scores predict performance on a variety of complex tasks. E the intellectual development of neglected children in impoverished environments is often depressed. 24 of 45 2

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Which statement describes a persons ethnicity?

A. Chandra is Hindu

B. Tashi is Tibetan

C. Ibrahim is Muslim

D. Yukon is Buddhist