ADVANCED PLACEMENT AP HIGH SCHOOL

Your ability to navigate from your residence to your campus and from building to building on your campus is part of your internalized mental map.A) TRUE
B) FALSE

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Answer 1
Answer: A. True because it's a map where you need to go and where things are so its your own mental map.

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What is the importance of media in a democratic coutry such as South Africa

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Media is a form or a tool in delivering of information or data. But there are primary reasons for the use of media in some democratic countries such as South Africa.

Its primary purpose is to create a mass media system to inform and empower all the citizens of the country and most of all, to enhance democratic values. 

All of the following were factors in the failure of the United States to join the League of Nations after the First World War EXCEPT:(A) fear of further involvement in foreign wars.
(B) personal and political rivalries between President Woodrow Wilson and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
(C) President Wilson's illness.
(D) a group of United States senators who opposed American participation on any terms.
(E) the influence of the Soviet Union within the League.

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C) The other answer choices are reasons why the U.S did not join the L.o.N

Conflict arises when _____.people are acting immature
group members are too similar
people's needs are not met
a group member is an unpleasant person

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Answer:

Conflicts arises when two groups or individuals interacting in the same

Explanation:

The first factor is one's needs; when those things essential to personal well-being are being denied or taken away, conflict is likely to follow. Another factor is one's perceptions, such as when there is more than one way of looking at a situation.

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What did Harry see while hiding in the cabinet at a shop in Knockturn Alley?

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Im gonna say he saw the hand of glory ....harry also saw that luicius was selling the potions 
He particularly important objects he saw was the hand of glory (which Malfoy shows interest in and later buys and uses to sneak death eaters into the castle)

1.75=12.3-x/2.8 I tried to solve but said answer is 7.4 HELP

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The answer is 7.4.
First you have to multiply 1.75 by 2.8 which is equal to 4.9. After that you have to subtract 12.3 to other side because you want the variable by itself which is x. So subtract 4.9 by 12.3 and you get -7.4. No you have something like this: -7.4 = -x. Now you have to divide by negative 1 and you answer is positive 7.4 because when you divide by two negative number the answer is always positive. So x = 7.4 

Ali's gross pay is $800 per pay period. He has health insurance through his job. His total deductions per pay period, for taxes, FICA, and insurance, are $164. Ali determines that his net pay for the pay period is $636 plus his health insurance. Evaluate Ali's determination.(a) He should not include his benefits.
(b) He should also include his assets.
(c) He should also include his debts.
(d) He is correct.

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c will be the answer for this one
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