How many miles did Alexander the Great march

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Answer: Alexander the Great traveled around 22,000 miles. It was a 13 year march, in which, he went from Greece to the Punjab.

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Which of the following countries were involved in the transatlantic slave trade? Select ALL that apply.Spain

England

Portugal

Denmark

Russia

Netherlands (Dutch)

France

Ireland

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Spain

Portugal

France

Britain also was but I'm not sure if that counts for England in your class because while they were ruled by pretty much the same people, England was a tiny part and the Britain empire was all over the world.

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Prompt: Discuss the 15th Amendment. Why was it controversial for the time period it was considered? What challenges existed to getting it added to the Constitution? Use evidence to support your claims.

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The 15th amendment granting African-American men the right to vote was adopted in the U.S. Constitution in 1870 the legal means to challenge voting restrictions and vastly improved voter turnout.

Can someone answer this question please

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Jackrabbit, coyote is too big, woodpeckers are small, and so are scorpions, so it has to be jackrabbits.

It's about only 6 inches long so I'd say maybe the woodpecker?

Who
could not leave home without a male relative

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Answer:

anthenian woman hope this helps you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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10 How were priests directly affected by changes during the Catholic Reformation? Their training improved and became standardized They were expected to make simony a wider practice Their positions as heads of the church were removed They had less time to study and interpret scripture