Why did James I resist Parliament's growing power?

He believed he was God’s representative and should not be challenged

He believed he was God and should not be challenged

He believed that religious law should be government law

He believed Parliament was acting beyond the Magna Carta’s scope

Answer:

He believed he was God’s representative and should not be challenged.

Explanation:

Answer: its D

Explanation:

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what are some of the challenges Emily Stowe faced in her life?

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In the United States, few children attended school in the early 19th century because: O A. the highest-paying jobs in the country required little education. B. schools were typically filthy and dangerous for young people. C. urban children often worked in factories to help their families. D. parents believed that schools were too strict on their students. ​

Can someone help me list 3 major reasons why communism fell in Eastern Europe. This is gonna be worth a lot of points! Please be detailed and explain your reasoning.

What does “ your mindset “ mean?

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Which events contributed to the emergence of the new youth movements in the early sixties?
O the decline of suburbia
O high student satisfaction with traditional American values and institutions
O U.S. involvement in the Korean War
O the civil rights movement

Mass production led to products being manufactured in ________ quantities and sold at lower cost to the consumer.

greater
lower

ASAP!!!

Which of the following contributed most directly to the adoption of policies
like Executive Order 8802 during the 1940s?

A. American leaders were concerned about potential racial protests
disrupting the U.S. economy during World War II.
B. The New Deal coalition believed that creating jobs for minorities
was the best way to combat the Great Depression.
C. Factory owners objected to hiring female workers before World
War II and hoped to recruit African American males.
D. The U.S. military had demonstrated that racially integrated work
units were more efficient than segregated ones.

what events led to the reunification of Germany

How many gods are in pantheism?
1. many
2. one
3. none
4. everything is god

Describe how Madam C.J. Walker and Oprah Winfrey they are similar based on research?
Bonus question: What pair of progressive do you think have the most in common?
How are their accomplishments similar? Explain.

Read the sample claim.

The rapid rise in the cost of higher education shows that the old models of traditional, campus-based instruction must be changed. If elected, I will create a panel of educational experts who will develop a network of virtual institutions: this will cut costs and provide more access to education.

The claim is best described as

A. caring.

B. angry.

C. informed.

D. unsupported.

How did the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 affect enslavement?

It stopped enslavers from looking for people who had run away.

It give citizenship to any enslaved person who ran away to a free state.

It punished people who helped enslaved people escape.

It allowed enslaved persons the right to trial by jury.

Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition

this dynasty, ruled by Liu Bang, was known for its stable governments

How did the Declaration of Sentiments impact reform in the mid-19th century?
O Issues identified in the document became important to men.
O Its claim that women were equal to men led women to seek voting rights.
O Its claim of women's equality was largely supported by society.
O Issues identified in the document were addressed by the government.

Which statement correctly describes a state's representation in
Congress?
O
Each state is given two senators; its number of representatives is based on
population.
O
Each state is given two representatives; its number of senators is based on
population.
Each state is given one senator, its number of representatives is based on population.
O Each state is given one representative; its number of senators is based on population.

Greek Mythology
Use the text to answer each question below.
1. For the ancient Greeks, mythology explained things in nature that they didn't have a scientific explanation
for. The ancient Greeks were polytheistic, believing in many deities, some major and some minor. They
saw the gods as part of their everyday lives. They would sacrifice animals and other precious things to the
gods before sports events, traveling and war to show their thanks and to ask about the future. For
example, sailors would make sacrifices to Poseidon, the god of the sea, before a journey. A sick person
might ask Apollo, who ruled medicine, to help them get well.
Who of the following would be most likely to make a sacrifice to Aphrodite, the goddess of love?
A. someone who has a headache
B. someone leaving for a camping trip
C. someone with a crush on their friend D. someone who has a big test coming up
2. Like people of many cultures, ancient Greeks had a myth to explain the creation of the world. According
to the myth, in the beginning, there was only darkness, or Chaos. Gaea, the Earth, grew out of Chaos and

What policies did Vladimir Lenin use and where they successful?

7. How do subcultures impact people and U.S. Culture?

1. How did the Whig party originate?

A. Over southern anger at the Dred Scott decision
B. Over opposition to Andrew Jackson
C.Over opposition to John C. Calhoun
D. As a result of the nullification crisis

2. By 1850, most southern leaders like John C. Calhoun:
A. Agreed to confine slavery to the South
B. Insisted slavery must be legal in all the territories
C. Believed slavery was slowly on its way out
D. Emphasized popular sovereignty

3. Why did slavery become a politically important issue by the 1840s?
A. The Methodist Church—the nation’s largest denomination—called on all members to free their slaves
B. President John Tyler’s antislavery policies caused a major proslavery backlash
C. The constitutional deadline for ending the international slave trade was drawing near and would officially end in 1848
D. Territorial expansion raised the question of whether new lands in the West should be free or slave

4. What did the “Bleeding Kansas” conflict originate over?
A. A loyalist revolt
B. The Missouri militia massacring Kansas civilians
C. Kansas being a free or slave state
D. John Brown’s raid at Harper’s Ferry

5. In the 1850s, more northerners became paranoid over what they dubbed:
A. “The power of the purse.”
B. “The power of King Cotton.”
C. “The slave power.”
D. “Southern power.”

Something that pulls people toward a place is known as a ____.

Will give brainest if right
A result of the Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) decision was that states

must not interfere with commerce between individuals.
must apply national law to commerce within their borders.
could prohibit any commerce within their borders.
could regulate commerce only within their borders.

What was the United States trying to put back together during Reconstruction?

a) The Constitution after it had been amended during the Civil War.

b) The West and the rest of the United States after the Native Americans attacked

c) The North was more divided than ever over the issue of slavery.

d) How to bring the South back into the U.S. without Lincoln's plan South fought each other in the Civil War.

Choice: A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. By Alice Walker
Where is Alice Walker making the speech?

How did the United States win the Revolutionary War?

Why was John Quincy Adams not elected for a second term?

A. He faced many scandals in his first term
B. He didn’t run for a second term
C. He lost the support of the people
D. He didn’t actively campaign for himself

How did the invention of the repeating rifle change warfare during the Civil War?

Select all correct answers.


It stopped the rifles from making noise when they fired.

It allowed rifles to shoot many bullets without reloading.

It made the rifles more accurate at longer distances.

It made it unnecessary to use a better bullet.

What economic opportunities that were afforded to Louisiana's unique geography did America
want to control?

was there any objection to the Clements theory