Need help in history!?
In the Zimmermann note, Germany offered which of the following to Mexico if it joined the Central Powers? A. the return of Mexican lands held by the united states B. a fleet of submarines C. rule over the North American continent D. 3 trillion dollars in gold PLEASE HELP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! THANK YOU.
Us history questions please help answer them as soon as possible! thank you?
1)What Prevented the Equal Rights Amendment from becoming a law? A.it failed to recieve enough votes in congress. B.It recieved enough votes in the House, but stalled in the Senate. C.It failed to be ratified by enough states. D.It stalled in a committee 2)Cesar Chavez gained prominence when he A.was the first Latino congressman from the state of California B.Formed the political party La Raza Unida C.wrote a book about the plight of migrant framworkers D.helped organize a union for th migrant farm workers 3)During the 1960s and 1970s Asian Americans A.made economic gains, but contained to face discrimination B.progressed at about the same pace economically as in earlier decades C.lagged behind in economic development D.lagged behind in education, but advanced economically
U.S. History help please!?
Could someone verify my answers for me? In 1968 President Johnson did not run for reelection because: A. he had already served 2 full terms. B. he had lost the New Hampshire primary. C. he wanted to negotiate a peace. D. his health was failing. E. Eugene McCarthy came in a close second in the New Hampshire primary. I'm pretty sure its C but i need someone to verify. Which of the following is true about both the American Revolution and the Vietnam War? A. The United States was victorious in both wars. B. Both were essentially wars against domination by an overseas power. C. Both were civil wars between North and South. D. Both the United Sates in 1779 and South Vietnam in 1972 received military support from France. E. Both were traditional wars fought by traditional armies. I think this one is B The United States became politically involved in Vietnam immediately after: A. France was defeated by the Vietnminh. B. China threatened Taiwan. C. Great Britain partitioned India. D. North Korea attacked South Korea. E. Japan relinquished its control over Vietnam following World War II. i put A for this one.... The DMZ, or Demilitarized Zone, was the area of Vietnam that came under the heaviest bombing by United States planes. true or false? I put false. The Tet Offensive helped the U.S. realize that they had a dominant military strategy that was successful and that they were going to win the war very soon. True? . The Pentagon Papers revealed that President Nixon was constantly working closely with the CIA in order to strategize the best methods to end the war as soon as possible. I'm pretty sure its true but just to make sure. Thank you so much!
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IM 18 YEARS OLD IM STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL AND I WORK 2 TIMES A WEEK AND MAKE 150 FOR THOSE 2 DAYS AND I GOT IN TROUBLE AND I NEED 2 PAY THE COURT 9000 DOLLARS ASAP CAN ANY1 PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE? I HAVE NO CREDIT HISTORY AND MY JOB IS A UNDER THE TABLE JOB SO ANY ADVICE ON GETTING LOANS? THANKS A LOT!!
3 History questions PLEASE HELP QUICKLY!?
1. Which is the main way the Bill of Rights protected against the tyranny that the Anti-Federalists feared? It established and protected the same rights for all citizens, including women and slaves. It gave all of the states the same amount of power and authority as the federal government. It gave citizens the right to speak out against the government without fear of imprisonment. It established three branches of government, so that there was a system of checks and balances. 2. Which of the following explains a main Federalist concern? They feared a strong federal government would lead to tyranny. They thought a strong federal government would hurt foreign relations. They felt the Constitution gave too much power to the federal government. They worried if the states did not approve the Constitution, the nation would fall into chaos. 3. The First Amendment begins: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. What was the motivation for making this idea a cornerstone of American law? Churches did not want to pay taxes. Some people did not trust people of other faiths. The Founding Fathers wanted the United States to be a religious nation. Many European and colonial governments placed limits on the freedom of worship. Please answer as soon as possible, these questions are the lsat questions I need to finish my homework and I dont understand them.
History question! PLEASE HELP ASAP!?
The United States gained control of the land for the Panama Canal by A. helping the Panamanians win independence from Spain. B. backing an invasion of Panama by Columbia. C, helping the Panamanian revolt against Colombia in exchange for land. D. invading Panama and seizing the land. PLEASE HELP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
Is it possible to crack the UGC NET in history in fifty days?
Yes it is!I cleared my NET in history in July 2018. It took me only around 50–60 days to complete the syllabus and revise the topics. Eventhough I started reading th basic books in January 2018,the real preparation started in May only.I was aware of my time constraints and decided to stay back in the university for 2 more months even though all my friends left after graduation. Thus I was able to study as long as I wanted without any distractions.The first thing I did was download the UGC paper 1 and paper 2 syllabus. When I read the syllabus I realized that UGC only asks questions from the topics mentioned in the syllabus.Then I read page to page the very basic books and made notes:Ancient India- R.S SharmaMedieval India- Satish ChandraModern India- Bipan ChandraThere's a popular belief that Upinder Singh is the best one for Ancient India, but trust me,its a waste of time as the books is as big as an encyclopedia and takes around 1 month to complete. I started reading Upinder but then stopped because I felt R.S Sharma is more than enough and it turned out to be true!I also refered some notes by Prof. Kumar but it was very limited.And I googled the rest of the topics which were not covered by these books.Please don't waste your time reading other books such as Habib, Thapar, Krishna Reddy and various other guides etc etc.These 3 basic books + google will save you. Trust me!Everyday I used to strick off the topics I covered from the syllabus and it really kept me going.The exam was tough as usual but I was able to score way more than the required cut off and it was only because I stook to the syllabus and the basics books.
Is it good to pay off the home loan as early as possible?
Prepaying or foreclosing Home Loans can be good if planned well and timed right. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons to help you decide for yourself:ProsDuring the repayment tenure, the EMI stays fixed but the amount of interest and principal being repaid are changing- initially, the EMI consists mostly of the interest, and less of the principal and vice versa in the later years of the tenure. Therefore, prepaying a loan in the initial years is more profitable than in the later years.In case of Home Loans with a floating interest rate (i.e. the interest rate keeps changing throughout the tenure), banks and NBFCs do not charge any prepayment or foreclosure charges as per the case. So, there are no additional charges when prepaying or foreclosing loans.The amount prepaid in favor of your Home Loan is eligible for tax benefits under Section 24B as it comes under the ambit of interest repayment.ConsPrepaying Home Loans with fixed interest rates entail prepayment charges; same is the case for loan foreclosure. These charges amount to about 1-3%, depending on the bank or NBFC.Home Loan repayment provides collective tax benefits of up to Rs 3.5 lakhs per financial year (maximum of Rs 1.5 lakhs for principal and Rs 2 lakhs for interest repayment). With loan foreclosure, these tax benefits will no longer be applicable.Reference Read:Points to Keep in Mind When Closing Home LoanHome loan Tax Exemptions and Benefits