What law forced colonists to provide places to live for all the red coats in America?

Answer:

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Explanation:

The quartering act forced all of the colonists to provide shelter, comfort, beer, and food to the british soldiers. The british military lived free of rent in these houses and took over any house of their choosing.

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which of the following rotational symmetries apply to the rhombus​

On which peningula did the Islamic Civilization begin

Describe the connection between Albert Fall and Albert Jennings Fountain.

Is it better to be loved or feared as a ruler in this day in age?

The Bolsheviks believed in what political philosophy?


a
Capitalism
b
Monarchy
c
Communism
d
Democracy
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Did the Scott family get to keep their wages while
they worked?
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Protection and preservation of natural resources is called...
Armistice
Conservation
Pacifism
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it is 15 years since the first line was constructed in this country and the present time there is not less than 50000 thousand miles and successful operation on this continent, having over 1400 stations, and employing upwards of 10,000 operations and clerks. The number of messages passing over all the lines in this country annually is estimated up at upwards of $5 million producing of a run of the age of $2 million.
A. The expansion of educational opportunities for women

B. rapid communication of information to distance location

C. The increased ability of people to work at night

D. rapid population growth in the western territories

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which city’s economy benefited the most from the discovery of oil?

A.Houston

B.San Antonio

C.Lubbock

D.El Paso

Which action by the us in the early 1960’s deepened conflict in Vietnam

How did some American Indians react to the growing conflicts between European powers in North
America?
They worked together to resist all Europeans
They gave their land to European colonists. th
They allied with European powers.

Gamer grandma went to the grandma store how much gamer is she

Which individual is qualified to the President?
Samuel is 52 years
old, is a naturalized
citizen and has been
living in the USA for
the last 20 years.
Martha is 34 years
old, born in
Jacksonville, and
has lived in Florida
her entire life
Max is 67 years old,
born in Orlando,
and has lived his
entire life in
Canada,
Karen is 43 years
old, born in Key
West, and has lived
in the Keys her
entire life

Who was the famous inventor in new york during the 1800's?

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The text gives reasons why people are both for and against affirmative action. Is affirmative action a good idea? Why or why not? Use details from the text to support your answer.





King Expands His Dream

Martin Luther King understood the anger and frustration of many urban African Americans whose lives had changed little despite the civil rights reforms of the 1960s. However, he disagreed with the call for “black power” and sought a nonviolent alternative to combat economic injustice.

Poor People's Campaign members march through Atlanta carrying a large banner.
Poor People's Campaign members march through Atlanta on May 10, 1968, to promote economic justice. Draw Conclusions How did the goal of this march differ from previous civil rights demonstrations?

After spending about a year in Chicago’s slums to protest conditions there, King made plans for a massive “Poor People’s Campaign.” The campaign’s goal was to broaden civil rights' goals to address economic inequality in America.

King's Assassination: A Turning Point
As part of this effort, King journeyed to Memphis, Tennessee, in early April 1968. There, he offered his assistance to sanitation workers who were striking for better wages and working conditions.

On April 3, King addressed his followers. He referred to threats that had been made against his life. “Like anybody, I would like to live a long life,” King declared. “But I’m not concerned about that now. I just want to do God’s will.”

The following day, as King stood on the balcony outside his motel room, he was struck by a shot from a high-powered rifle. He died at a hospital shortly afterward, at the age of 39. James Earl Ray, a white ex-convict, was later charged with King’s murder.

Civil rights activists at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis point toward the sniper's position moments after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was shot by an assassin.
Civil rights activists at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis point toward the sniper's position moments after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was shot by an assassin.

King’s assassination marked an important turning point. His efforts had increased minority participation in the political process and encouraged racial integration. Yet much racist hostility persisted. For example, Lester Maddox, a restaurant owner in Atlanta, Georgia, gained national attention when he closed his business rather than comply with 1964 Civil Rights Act that banned discrimination against African Americans. Hoping to maintain the status quo, Maddox then ran for and was elected governor of Georgia. After King's assassination, Governor Maddox would not even allow the civil rights leader's body to lie in state in the Georgia state capitol building.

The protests for black freedom and racial equality that began in the mid-1950s crested in the late 1960s around the time of King’s death. By then, the civil rights movement had made significant gains. Yet the impact of King's legacy would continue to grow. His messages of political equality and economic opportunity for all continue to define political discourse to this day.

Robert F. Kennedy Responds
Robert F. Kennedy was campaigning for the presidency in Indianapolis when he heard of King’s death. RFK stopped his campaign speech to give the audience the sad news. He reminded them that he had lost his own brother to an assassin’s bullet. Kennedy asked those assembled to honor King’s memory by replacing their anger and desire for revenge “with an effort to understand with compassion and love.” Despite Kennedy’s plea, riots broke out in hundreds of cities after King’s assassination. Two months later, Robert Kennedy’s life, too, was cut short by an assassin.

CHECK UNDERSTANDING Why did King go to Memphis in 1968?

World War 2 Begins
Sequence the events of the beginning of the war.
And List 10 about what lead to war

The English colonies went to war with native Americans in 1675, they called the leader of the Wampanoag king Phillip, what was his native name

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In 1914, a Serbian rebel from the "Black Hand" nationalist group killed this Austria-Hungarian royal
official causing alliances across Europe to mobilize and lead to the start of World War I.
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O Nicholas II
Franz Ferdinand
o Otto von Bismarck
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The reasons why Jimmy Carter lost the 1980 election to Ronald Reagan include which of the following?

Question options:

1. the Iran hostage crisis and domestic economic problems

2. conflict in Southeast Asia and the Iran hostage crisis

3. the Watergate scandal and the energy crisis

4. the Yom Kippur War and domestic economic problems

who is current priminister in Bhutan?

1. DAWA
2. LOTEY TSHERING
3. TSHERING TOBGAY
4. PEMA JAMTSHO​

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Which of the following is a priority for Liberals?
O Increasing Military Budget
O Cutting Taxes
O Increasing Education Spending
O Addressing Illegal Immigration

The United States is a member of the_______to work with other nations to protect European and North American nations

Zhou Dynasty.
Analyse the impact that this development had on society.
How did it change their way of life or how they did things?

Describe the crisis in Berlin during June 1948. What was the response of the Western leaders?

I WILL GIVE BRAINLIST 12. How does the following image depict the Battle of Stalingrad as a major a MAJOR turning point in Europe?
a. The germans are able to win the battle of stalingrad despite heavy losses and a bitterly cold winter
b. The soviet union is unable to keep the germans out of the city of stalingrad altogether
c. The german army suffers heavy casualties is significantly depleted and the soviets begin to go on the offensive
d. the soviet union is able to force germany to surrender shortly after the battle ends in 1943​

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Write a short story set during the French Revolution. Must include the following elements in your short story: guillotine, an executioner named Pierre Lamont, the Bastille, Louis XVI, Maximilian Robespierre and a tumbril. it only needs to be eight sentences.