Which describes monotheism? a. a belief in one god
b. a belief in more than one god
c. the belief that there is no god
d. the belief that the existence of a god cannot be proven

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Answer 1
Answer: A the belief in one god. All you have to do is look it up in a dictionary. It tells you the exact definition.
Answer 2
Answer:

A. A belief in one god


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Under President Carter, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates in an attempt to slow down inflation. lowered interest rates in an attempt to help the economy. increased discrimination against borrowers. decreased wages paid to federal workers.

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The correct answer is A) raised interest rates in an attempt to slow down inflation.

Under President Carter, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates in an attempt to slow down inflation.

When Jimmy Carter took the presidency of the United States the economy was improving slowly. But the Federal Reserve attempt to slow down inflation in the late 70s made the economy of the country to slow more. The U.S, recession of that time had been caused by the oil embargo, so President Carter’s idea to improve the economy of the nation was to reduce the dependence of foreign energy and petroleum.


Answer:

A

Explanation:

Identify and explain ONE historically specific example of intensified human land use in the period 1450– 1750 C.E. that would support the author’s argument. Identify and explain ONE historically specific example from the period before 1450 C.E. in which humans interacted with the environment in ways similar to those described in the passage. Identify and explain ONE late-twentieth-century development that likely explains historians’ interest in the subject of the passage.

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As per the passage, the intense man and land relationship can be shown by the interaction of man and the environment. From the 1450 to 1750 C.E towards the 20th century that lead to the interests of historians.  

  • It is the monoculture that with the rising civilization
  • During the 1450 and towards the 20th century lead to the growth of the human population and its through the intensity of land-use practices. The growth of man and environment interaction took place.

Learn more about the example of intensified man land use in the period 1450 C.E.

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Answer:

Monoculture

Explanation:

Rising human numbers have increased pressure on the land; selective agriculture or monoculture (the use of one or two favored crops) has reduced biodiversity.

In the 17th century the Dutch practised monoculture (spices) in the Indonesian colony for the benefit of the Dutch Republic and a little later the British in India cultivated opium in large quantities for the Chinese market.

During the classic Maya empire (roughly from 200 to 800 C.E.) the main crops were just corn (sacred in all Mesoamerica) and beans.

There is an interesting monocultural parallel with certain crops (marihuana, avocado) produced in Mexico nowadays, there is one difference though:

Corn, beans and gourds were necessary for surviving; spices, opium and marihuana were not.

What finally made Jamestown a successful colony?A. the discovery of gold
B. the cultivation of tobacco
C. the lucrative fishing industry
D. the sale of the colony's land to foreigners

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B. the cultivation of tobacco

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B. the cultivation of tobacco

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___became the first black president of south Africa after spending almost 26 years in prison?

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Nelson Mandela...............

12. Passage of the Homestead Act in 1862 encouraged settlement of the Great Plains by A. providing free land to farmersB. removing barriers to Asian immigration
C. supplying land to build transcontinental railroads
D. placing Native American Indians on reservation

13. As a result of the Dawes Act, American Indians in the Great Plains were effectively forced to __________.
A. move to cities and find factory jobs.
B. own individual sections of reservation land and adopt customs of the dominant culture.
C. relocate to mining communities in the West.
D. wear mainstream clothing when in public

14. What is the most likely reason for the population increase indicated in the graph?
A. The construction of the Ferry Building allowed more people to settle in the city.
B. The Dust Bowl sent residents of the Great Plains to the West Coast seeking employment.
C. San Francisco’s economy diversified, drawing new residents to the city in search of opportunity.
D. The prominence of organized labor unions in San Francisco encouraged workers to move west

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Answer:

12. A

13. B

14. C

Explanation:

What act signaled the beginning of the Korean War?

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North Korea invaded South Korea and that event signaled the beginning of the Korean War.

The Korean War constituted a war between North Korea receiving the support of China and the Soviet Union; and South Korea, supported by the United Nations, and mainly by the United States (US). The war initiated on 25 June 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea.

the Korean War kicked off when some 75,000 soldiers from the North Korean People’s Army poured across the 38th parallel.

North Korea invaded south Korea It was started 1950june25th