J. Robert Oppenheimer’s role in the Manhattan project as the architect of the atomic bomb left such a(n) (i)_ on the public conscience that the remaining fifteen years Oppenheimer spent (ii) nuclear weapons seem a mere historical footnote.

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Answer: J. Robert Oppenheimer’s role in the Manhattan project as the architect of the atomic bomb left such an indelible mark on the public conscience that the remaining fifteen years Oppenheimer spent railing against nuclear weapons seem a mere historical footnote.

Explanation:

Oppenheimer played a key role in the Manhattan project as the strong man in the creation of the atomic bomb that marked the public opinion's conscience. After that, he spent his time advocating against nuclear weapons.

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In which two islands did the Portuguese have their sugar plantations? Madeira
Cape
Verde
Cuba
Eboe
Songhay

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The correct answers are Madeira and Cape Verde

Cape and Verde are not two different places but a single place called Cape Verde. They were important colonies for Portugal. Others like Cuba did not belong to Portugal but rather to Spain. Eboe and Songhay were unrelated for sugar manufacture.

The two Islands that the Portuguese had their sugar plantations are Madeira and Verde.

What were the sugar plantations of the Portuguese?

These were the farmlands that the Portuguese used to establish their agricultural farms in the South of America.

The people that were used to work in these areas were mostly the black people that they got as slaves from Africa.

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People tend to be happier on ______, so brands should try posting funny or upbeat content on that day.

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People tend to be happier on Friday, so brands should try posting funny or upbeat content on that day.

Why did most immigrants move to the cities in america

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Many Europeans who decided to emigrate to the American colonies first landed in New York City, Boston and Philadelphia. During the late colonial period in America there were jobs in textile mills and other manufacturing facilities that were in or near to the larger cities.
here were also craft product shops where Europeans could work or if they came with enough money they could open shops in or near cities. The cities were also home to the publishing industry.

for a better live, farm land, or because America is the land of oppertunity

What was the main goal of European explorers in the 1500s?

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During the 1500's Spain and Portugal were the two big countries exploring The New World ( Now North and South America). Important Explorers include Christopher Columbous, Vasco de Gama, Franscisco Vasquez
There are three main reasons for their exploration it is reffered to as the 3G's, which are Gold, God, and Glory. Gold refering to money and any treasure that could be found. God refering to the Missionaries that went and converted many Natives to Christians. Glory refering to any fame that could be obtained by the explorers. Another reason is in search for land. This encouraged Imperialsim throughout the New World which was practiced by many European Nations
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me thinks it was to find land for england

The Articles of Confederation established a Congress within the new nation. What was required in order for this Congress to pass a measure?

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9 of the 13 states were needed to approve a measure so that the Congress could pass it.

Explanation:

Under The Articles of Confederation (the first written form of government of the United States) there was only one branch within the central government, this branch was the legislative one, and was composed by a Congress with limited power. The Congress represented all 13 states equally and had the power to deal with foreign affairs, and borrow money from the states or foreign governments and it required 9 out of 13 states to approve a measure so that it could become a law; Congress lacked of power to collect taxes or deal with commerce, and looked weak inside and outside the country, this weaknesses led to the Constitutional Convention in which the Constitution and the federal government were created.

They had to have 9 of the 13 states approve a measure

Which of the following is not a criticism of globalization?a. Globalization has led to increased nuclear proliferation.
b. Globalization has resulted in increased cultural diversity.
c. Globalization has resulted in the spread of negative influences.
d. Globalization has led to the exploitation of some countries.

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Let's exclude the sentences which are not negative (they can't be a criticism:)

b. Globalization has resulted in increased cultural diversity.

Among the other options, a) is not connected to globalisation - but rather to international conflict.

Now, we are left with c) and d) and d) is the correct answer - it is indeed something that people criticize globalization for

The fact that there is more cultural diversity as a result of globalization is not a criticism of it.

What is globalization?

Globalization is defined as the process of connection and desegregation between people, administrations, and authorities on a worldwide scale. It has picked up speed since the 18th century. It is not a criticism of that there is more cultural diversity as a result of it.