Which of the following was a weakness under the Articles of Confederation?
a. The government didn’t not have a separate judicial branch. b. The states could not print their own currency. c. The president was able to spend taxes freely. d. The government had too much power over trade

Answer:

D

Explanation:

Either B, or C.

Congress had no power to coin money, therefore each state developed its own currency. Congress was unable to regulate interstate and foreign commerce; some states refused to pay for goods they purchased from abroad. Congress was unable to impose taxes; it could only borrow money on credit.

A major weakness of the Articles of Confederation was that Congress could not tax. Congress could only request that taxes be submitted.

Why did the Founding Fathers want to make it hard to make laws? Discuss why you think it is or isn’t a good that they did?

HELP I NEED TO KNOW THIS NOW!!! Which statement best describes why foreigners were eventually able to invade Egypt after Ramses II died?
A. The people of Egypt were dissatisfied with their traditional rulers and welcomed change.
B. Struggles within the kingdom weakened the country and its defenses.
C. Kingdoms to the north and east were larger and more advanced.
D. Ramses left Egypt militarily and politically weak.
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How did Harriet Tubman influence change in the nineteenth century?

She organized the Free African Society.

She led a rebellion against white enslavers that led to harsher enslavement laws.

She led a mission to free enslaved people during the Civil War.

She wrote books about her life as an enslaved person.​

Where did the Civil War officially end?

A) Gettysburg Cemetary, PA
B) Appomattox Court House, VA
C) White House, Washington, D.C.
D) Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA

What is the name for the original peoples of australia?.

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1 In 757 there were several hundred Buddhist priests employed in the palace to conduct religious services; in 765 the Emperor, taking with him two cartloads of the Buddhist Scriptures, proceeded to deposit them in a monastery and to expound their contents. In 768 the Emperor visited a large Buddhist temple which had been built for the repose of his deceased mother, and appointed one thousand priests and nuns, also defraying the expense of annual [liturgies] for her soul. In 810 things came to such a pitch that the Emperor received into the palace with great honour a bone of Buddha, which had been originally brought from India and placed in a monastery, where it was exhibited to the populace once in thirty years, and was supposed to have a beneficial influence upon the crops.

2 The relic was kept for three days in the palace, and then passed round to various Buddhist monasteries, where it was on exhibition. This outrage upon conventions was too much for the Confucianists of the day, as represented by Han Wen-kung [also called Han Yu], one of the greatest in the long roll-call of China’s great men. He had already been degraded sixteen years before, for an offensive memorial on the subject of tax-collection; but now, at the age of fifty-one and full of honours, he rose again to the occasion, and presented another more offensive still.

3 He begins by pointing out that Buddhism is a religion of barbarians, of late introduction into China, and quite unknown to the ancients. He shows that the monarchs of old enjoyed long lives without Buddhism, and that not only the Emperors but also the dynasties of Buddhistic tendencies had always been short-lived; and he further enlarges upon the bad example which will be set by the Emperor to an ignorant people.

4 The memorial ends thus: “Buddha was a barbarian. His language was not the language of China. His clothes were of an alien cut. He did not teach the maxims of our ancient rulers, nor conform to the customs which they had handed down. He did not appreciate the bond between prince and subject, the tie between father and son. Supposing, indeed, that this Buddha had come to our capital in the flesh, under an appointment from his own State, then your Majesty might have received him with a few words of admonition, bestowing on him a banquet and a suit of clothes, previous to sending him out of the country with an escort of soldiers, and thereby have avoided any dangerous influence on the minds of the people. But what are the facts? The bone of a man long since dead and decomposed, is admitted, forsooth, within the precincts of the Imperial palace! Did not Confucius say, ‘Revere spiritual beings, while maintaining always a due reserve’?

5 When the princes of old paid visits of condolence to one another, it was customary for them to send on a magician in advance, with a peach-wand in his hand, whereby to expel all noxious bewitchments previous to the arrival of his master. Yet now your Majesty is about to introduce, without cause, a disgusting object, personally taking part in the proceedings without the intervention either of the magician or of his peach-wand. Of the officials, not one has raised his voice against it; of the censors, not one has pointed out the enormity of such an act. Therefore your servant, overwhelmed with shame at such slackness, now implores your Majesty that the bone may be handed over for destruction by fire or water, whereby the root of this great evil may be exterminated for all time, and the people know how much the wisdom of your Majesty surpasses that of ordinary men. The glory of such a deed will be beyond all praise. And should the Lord Buddha have power to avenge this insult by the infliction of some misfortune, then let the vials of his wrath be poured out upon the person of your servant, who now calls God to witness that he will not repent him of his oath. In all gratitude and sincerity, and with fear and trembling, your servant now humbly presents this memorial for your Majesty’s benign consideration.”


According to the excerpt, what did the emperor do that caused an outrage among the Confucianists?

He exhibited a bone of the Buddha that originated in India.

He promoted Buddhist scripture.

He honored his mother in a Buddhist temple.

how the allied cooperation of sicily led to victory after only 38 days

Judging from both the map and the quotation on this page, why was Mecca a trade center
for the Arabian Peninsula?

When did the Dominican Republic independence start

What was east India company’s mail goal in India?

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Who created the conflict that characterized the Kansas Territory as "Bleeding Kansas"?

A. New England Emigrant Aid Society

B. John Brown's family and friends

C. abolitionists and Border Ruffians

D. Senator Charles Sumner

. OPINION: Where can you see the ideas of John Locke, Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson present in today’s society? (5 sentences)

Which is most likely to happen if wind speeds increase as predicted? a) the rocky mountains will likely weather and erode at a faster pace b) the rocky mountains will likely weather and erode at a slower pace c) the rocky mountains will likely continue to weather and erode at the current pace d) the rocky mountains will likely begin to increase in size due to faster deposition

Please answer number 9

Unit Activity: A Time of upheaval Part B
Reference your notes and the provided
documents to write a three to four paragraph
essay that describes how these
two historical documents form their
respective arguments. Compare and contrast
the key points, main Ideas, and arguments
presented in the documents. Make sure your
essay addresses the following questions:
• What techniques do the authors use to form
their arguments?
• Is there any evidence of blas or stereotypes?
Using the author-date system, make sure to
cite your sources properly with in-text
citations as well as a works cited page
for any information you use from outside
sources, including the two provided
documents. When you have finished, reread
the essay to check for all of the points above,
and then proofread it to be sure your work
does not contain errors in grammar
spelling
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Which of the following is NOT a cause of the French Revolution?*
Low cost of bread
Enlightenment Ideas
Financial troubles in France
Weak leadership of Louis XVI and Marie Antionette

Which is an example of a service-based economic activity?
A.
steel manufacturing
B.
automobile assembly
C.
furniture making
D.
hotel management

A common defense for the institution of slavery by slave owners was that...

Why do you think Hammurabi mentions the gods so much in his preamble? What does he gain from
doing this?

how did congressional voting for civil rights laws change from 1957 to 1965?

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4. Which radical phase of the French Revolution does the slogan "Liberty,
Equality, Fraternity, or Death" align with?

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Which of these did NOT help the industrial boom?
A. Wealth of natural resources

B. Rise in labor unions

C. Government support of businesses

D. Growing urban population

PLEASE ANSWER (100points)
Why were railway authorities not present at the Wannsee Conference?
They were unnecessary.
Transportation plans were already in place.
German and other Western European Jews had already been transported east.
Western Jews were exempted from the Final Solution.
Planned transport would occur by boat.

Should Europe have seen that WWII was going to happen? How could they know? (5 to 8 Sentences)

In what three ways did globalization affect Americans in the 1990s?

It resulted in foreign investment opportunities for entrepreneurs.
It increased the gap between wealthy and poor individuals.
It allowed Americans to buy foreign goods at cheaper prices.
It reduced the variety and selection of foreign goods in the United States.
It raised concerns that Americans might lose their jobs to foreign workers.

to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, —That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government. -Declaration of Independence Which Enlightenment principle most influenced the ideas in this excerpt?

What does this cartoon best represent?
A.the politician is in power at the will of the citizens
B.the politician has the true power over the people
C.the politician needs to work to serve corporations
D.the politician should control the citizens