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k well all these people spent time telling you what a general thesis statement is. well im in ap us history right now and we just finished reviewing the Louisiana Purchase. my teacher told me for history that the formula for thesis statement is: thesis = cause + effect thats for essays. im not sure if your doing an essay but i would say that it would work for anything. so for the L.P. a good example thesis would be: ex. Jefferson brilliantly proposing and fulfilling the Louisiana Purchase proved to benefit America through economic and communal growth.
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Then I shall just say "open the textbook."
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18. What happened when newer, more accurate weapons were used against close-order formations at Antietam? A. The South won and moved north to Gettysburg. B.The North won and quickly followed Lee's troops into Virginia. C. Both sides suffered huge losses. D.Neither side could be considered victorious.
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1 points Save Which colony was located in the New England region of the United States? Virginia Massachusetts North Carolina Georgia Question 2 1 points Save What European country did the Puritans come from? Holland England Spain Germany Question 3 1 points Save Whose work entitled "95 Theses" questioned the activities of the Catholic Church? King George I Martin Luther William Penn King Philip Question 4 1 points Save Unlike their Jamestown counterparts who moved to the New World to find land and riches, the Pilgrims also wanted to create a community that was a moral and political example. wanted to establish a separate community. wanted to establish a Catholic Church. both a and b Question 5 1 points Save Which religious group was known for becoming consumed by the spirit of God? Puritans Sparatists Quakers Catholics Question 6 1 points Save Which group did not believe that the Church should have political influence? Catholics Puritans Muslims none of the above Question 7 1 points Save The wine and silk industries flourished in this colony but without slave labor. Carolina Maryland Georgia Massachusetts Question 8 1 points Save What was the main economic resource in the colony of Maryland? rice tobacco sugar timber Question 9 1 points Save Who founded Quebec and Lake Huron for the French? Jacques Cartier Robert La Salle Samuel de Champlain Giovanni da Verrazano Question 10 1 points Save Who led an expedition in search of the Northwest Passage for the French? Giovanni da Verrazano Jacques Cartier Samuel de Champlain Robert La Salle
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Q#1 The Monroe Doctrine was established for all of the following reasons except? a, to keep Europe from colonizing in the Americas b, to protect American interests in the Caribbean c, to give the United States the exclusive right to colonize in the Caribbean d, the security of the United States e, to prevent European interventions in the Western Hemisphere Question #2 United States involvement in Cuban independence included all of the following except? a, anti-Spanish propaganda b, the slandering of McKinley c, the explosion of the Maine d, Spain's willingness to negotiate e, the damage to American business investments Question #3 The Spanish-American War brought all of the following changes to the United States except? a, added responsibilities of new possessions b, gradual involvement in world affairs c, the Alaskan Purchase d, protectorate of Cuba
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1) 17 2) The Pinckney Treaty 3) African Americans 4) I'm not sure about this one because 'b' doesn't really make sense but once they expanded there was a treaty of adams-onis and this is where Spain and the U.S 'got along' and Florida became part of the U.S. so if that's what 'b' is saying then the answer is 'D' all of the above. otherwise. choose. 'C' use a variety of methods, including diplomacy and warring with the indigenous population. 5) All of the above 6) cross the Appalachian Mountains 7) The Trans-Appalachia 8) They required slaves pay ridiculous sums of money, just for the right to buy land 9) Sequoyah -Hope this helped :)
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Evidence from a couple of resources, would be from books, archeological information, old documents... One e-book announcing whatever isn't adequate to claim that a declare is right, a e-book that's subsidized by way of archeological proof and old money owed is a little more cast. For instance, I would say that a e-book state that a man or woman existed. Would that be adequate to end up that they did certainly exist? Now say this e-book defined wherein and the way they lived, parties they participated in, and wherein they had been buried. You ship groups of archeologists to the entire locations the e-book describes to evaluate them, each and every group unearths proof of settlements, farm implements, pottery, guns and a grave on the correct locations the e-book defined. They even discover old files from the ruling govt that describe and consider the e-book's declare. While that could nonetheless now not be evidence of the books claims, it could such a lot obviously drastically reinforce them. There is certainly proof assisting one of the crucial biblical claims of towns, kings, and wars, however that certainly not is proof that the bible is one hundred% actual as just a small quantity of it is extra mundane claims were proven by way of external resources.
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im joyful you're right here , too. my 1st Q used to be : How am i able to upload a photo subsequent to my title that's Moonrise ? i didnt get a complete reply , so i havent located a photo , and positioned an avatar as a substitute ! later , i grew to be satisfied of no longer hanging my photograph !
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1. when did britian and france adopt a policy of appeasement toward germany?r 2. which of the following correctly matched the politician with his nation? a. austria-Jospeh Staliin b. spain-francisco franco c. britain- charles de gaulle d. france- neville chamberlain 3. Which nations signed a nonaggression pact with Germany that led to the invasion and division of Poland? 4. The actions of which country finally forced the united States to enter the war? a. Italy b. Japan c. Germany d. The Soviet Union 5. how were Britain and France drawn into war with Germany? a. Hitler had taken power in Germany b. Germany had attacked poland c, Germany had attacked czechhoslovakia d. Germany had pulled out of the League of nations 6. What happened during the battle of Britain? a. germany joined the axis powers b. germany engaged in a three front war. c. germany bombed britain for two months. d. Germany entered into a nonaggression pact with britain 7. What caused militarist leaders to gain control of the japanese government in the early 1930's? a. a civil war with japan b. hideki tojo's appointment as prime minister c. U.S. shipments of arms and supplies to china d. their successful invasion of resource-rich manchuria
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Hi. These answers may be found in your textbook if you have one. But I'll do my best. I can't answer all of your questions because I don't have any kind of book... So I'll just try. 1. I'm guessing this would be the "White Man's Burden", the belief that "white" countries (European nations/Empires and the United States) should colonize the world, but also that Imperialism should be beneficial to the colonized (e.g. through "developing" countries, raising standards of living etc.) 2. I think that's the Christian Taiping Revolt. 3. Cecil Rhodes - Rhodesia. 4. Sati is when a widow kills herself after her husband dies. I had to look this one up. 5. The Suez Canal 6. I don't know. 8. This question is far too vague. The only answer would be "missionary". 9. British Sepoys and Sowars. 10. Don't know. 11. This is known as the "Caste System" 12. Opium 13. Rudyard Kipling (author of the "White Man's Burden", I think?) 14. Indian National Congress 15. Don't know. 16. I think it might be "Most Favoured Nation" status... I don't know, though. 17. Don't know. I know bugger-all about China. 18. The German Empire, united in 1871 by Bismark. 19. Segregation. This was specifically known as "Apartheid" in South Africa. 20. Morocco was given to France by Britain in the early 1900's (I don't know the exact date.) This led to a conflict with Germany 21. These people were known as "Boers" 22. Sino-Japanese War - China was defeated by Japan in 1895. 23. Qing Dynasty. But this is a dumb question - European Imperialism has been going on since the 16th Century. 24 Admiral Perry. Sorry I couldn't answer all of your questions, but I did my best. I guess teenagers don't know everything.