URGENT
Why did America enter World War I? •Congress saw that it "was the right time to jump in." •Germany declared a policy of unlimited submarine warfare and sank a ship with 139 Americans on board. •Germany was threatening to bomb America. •Britain convinced them of their need to join the Triple Entente.

Answer:

U.S. Entry into World War I, 1917. ... Wilson cited Germany's violation of its pledge to suspend unrestricted submarine warfare in the North Atlantic and the Mediterranean, as well as its attempts to entice Mexico into an alliance against the United States, as his reasons for declaring war.

Explanation:

Which of these statements is supported by information
on the chart?
The National Labor union won workers the right to
collectively bargain with employers,
The government supported companies in their
efforts to restrict union activity
O Workers won the right to an eight-hour workday in
1880
o The Molly Maguires succeeded in improving
working conditions for miners

Which of the following was a purpose of President Theodore Roosevelt's
Square Deal?
A. Rebuilding the South after the Civil War
B. Helping the nation recover from the Great Depression
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C. Preparing the nation to defend itself against foreign aggressors
D. Protecting the working class from bad trusts

what is beyond the 10th sphere?

What organization was Lewis Hine associated with to help fight child Labor? Describe this organization.

Which of the laws required the Treasury department to accept only gold and silver in payment for purchases of federal land?​

Read the sources and answer the question
Slave resistance began in British North America almost as soon as the first slaves arrived in the Chesapeake in the
early seventeenth century. As one scholar has put it,"slaves 'naturally resisted their enslavement because slavery
was fundamentally unnatural." Forms varied, but the common denominator in all acts of resistance was an attempt
to claim some measure of freedom against an institution that defined people fundamentally as property. Perhaps
the most common forms of resistance were those that took place in the work environment. After all, slavery was
ultimately about coerced labor, and the enslaved struggled daily to define the terms of their work. Over the years,
customary rights emerged in most fields of production. These customs dictated work routines, distribution of
rations, general rules of comportment, and so on. If slave masters increased workloads, provided meager rations,
or punished too severely, slaves registered their displeasure by slowing work, feigning illness, breaking tools, or
sabotaging production. These everyday forms of resistance vexed slave masters, but there was little they could do
to stop them without risking more widespread breaks in production. In this way, the enslaved often negotiated the
basic terms of their daily routines,
20. This source demonstrate that...
M. Armed rebellions were the only examples of resistance to slavery.
P. Slaves rarely organized resistance against slave masters,
R. Passive resistance to slavery was always dealt with harshly by slave masters,
S. Resistance to enslavement was an everyday part of life.

What did the Treaty
of Tordesillas say?

who was susan B. Anthony

Question 14 of 20 What relationship does the commandment "Remember the Sabbath day" relate to? A. parent-child B. king-subject C. God-believer D. sister-brother

True or False - At the beginning of the Revolutionary War, the British troops
were based in Philadelphia. *

According to the Northwest Ordinance, how many settlers did a territory need in order to apply for statehood? (5 points)

a
40,000

b
60,000

c
80,000

d
100,000

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What was Roy Benavidez known for

when was the 13th century if we are in the 21st century?

How many years did Muslims and Christians fight for the control of Spain Portugal?

It is most accurate to say that the Neolithic Revolution occurred

A) as soon as the last Ice Age ended.

B) relatively quickly after the last Ice Age ended.

C) over a period of a thousand years.

D) gradually, and over thousands of years.

Which emperor decided to split the Roman Empire? (4 points)

Diocletian
Augustus
Constantine
Maximian

3. People with their abilities and efforts are called __________,
which can be impacted
dramatically by __________
and __________.

Imagine that you are someone living in the UAE in 2500 BCE. A trader from another land visits you and is amazed by the sight of the date palms growing in your region. They have never seen a date palm before. In 80 words, describe the importance in your life of date palm trees to this trader.

In which of the following locations did a battle of the Spanish American War take place?
Mexico
The United States
Cuba
Spain

By 9000 BC, people lived on all continents except

. (Africa/Antarctica)

Which policy was adopted by the United States in 1939 and allowed warring nations to buy war materiel from the United States if
they paid in full and transported them?
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A)
Lend-Lease
B)
Cash and Carry
the Neutrality Acts
D)
the Arsenal of Democracy

Why is it important to consider the source of media?

all were contributions made by classical china except

VOLLEYBALL QUESTIONAIRE
helppp
1. The number of players on otenm on court is
2. The player leading the team is the
3. The number of olicials In charge of a game is
J. The officials names are
5. The governing body for the sport is known by the letters
6. "The number of substitutes a team can have is
7. The winner of the best of
sets decides the game.
8. The game is scored by a
points system.
9. In a set, the team that reaches
10. If scores are tied at the penultimate point, the winner must lead by
clear
points.
11. The length of the volleyball court is
12. The width of the volleyball court is
13. The beight of the net is
for wonien and
for meu.
14. The size of the ball used in the professional game is
15. The game starts with a
16. The officials directly control the game with the use of a
17.
linesmen assist the officials in die game.
18. Unsportsmanlike conduct in the game is punishable by the issttance of
and
cards.
19. Hộc
line is om from the baseline
20. A
is a forcible hit of the ball into the opposing court.
21. Contact with the ball can be made with
of the body,
22. During the course of play, players are not allowed to come into contact with
thic
23. When the ball goes out of play it is called a
24. Historically, the game was first called
25. When the ball touches the side or baselines during an attnck it is
called
26. Each team is allowed
contacts of the ball,
27. Each player is allowed
contacts of the ball,
28. Player's positions on court are numbered in alan
rotation.
29. The rotation for serving on court is in alan
rotation.
30. One form of protective gear used by players is
31. Six players positions are
and
32. Four major skills in the game are
and
33. Two specialist roles for players are the
and​

If you Know Hamilton you would understand Answer these Four questions

1.Who are Alexander hamilton friends
( Name all three of them)

2. Who was singing the song satisfied?

3. Who Killed Hamilton and Why

4. (finsh the lyrics) Angelica, Eliza and...
who is it?​

What war had all but bankrupt France during the rule of Louis XV?

Please Help, due in 2 hours!
What is one political feature about Ethiopia?

What is Baron de Montesquieu’s point of view?

Because Boccaccio was an eyewitness to the events that he was describing, this is an example of a primary source. What period of
Medieval history was Boccaccio writing about?
A.)the Crusades
B.)the Black Death
C.)the Hundred Years War
D.)the Battle of Hastings