HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

Texans who wanted to get rid of Republican leaders after Reconstruction called themselves_________.a.
Realists
b.
Red Hawks
c.
Redeemers
d.
Resistance Leaders

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Answer 1
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Answer: the correct Answer is C

Explanation:

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Answer 2
Answer: The answer is b cause ig is

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What was the main goal of the Military Reconstruction Act? A) The act called for a complete overhaul of the Confederate Army, with officers reevaluated based on their performance during the Civil War.
B) The act created safe havens for black Americans to present their cases against military officers for abuse and fraud.
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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "A) The act called for a complete overhaul of the Confederate Army, with officers reevaluated based on their performance during the Civil War." This is the main goal of the Military Reconstruction Act.

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Roger B. Taney was the chief justice
Roger B.Taney I think not really sure though.

By the mid-1700s, the largest city in thecolonies was
(A) New York
(B) Boston
(C) Philadelphia
(D) Charleston
(E) Wilmington, Delaware

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IN the mid-1700s it was the Philadelphia who was considered as the largest city and to be the country’s cultural and financial center. It became the US largest textile industry. However, during the 20th Century it was considered as the corrupted and contented place because of the different reforms that made changes to the country’s governance. Philadelphia became the busiest ports and largest city but war pull it down and it was put to pre-embargo status. Then it was the New York City who succeeded to this City.

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Philadelphia, I could be wrong but I believe that it was

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In addition to providing in-flight phone service for aircraft, satellites are frequently the primary means of talking in remote locales and in locations in which phone lines have been broken as a result of a disaster. Both the satellites that create long-term archives of climate, as well as those used to produce photographs and charts for personnel responding to disasters, will be missed.

Yang Liwei, a previous fighter pilot, becoming China's first man in heaven and a household hero lauded by billions at home in 2003 when he was launched into orbit in a small, bronze-colored capsule called the Shenzhou. This was considered as a big achievement for the country.

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b. a period of isolationism and economic decline
c. a time of anxiety over the economy and events in Europe
d. a prosperous decade marked by conflict and social change

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The answer is letter d.  a prosperous decade marked by conflict and social change.
 "Jazz Age"  was a period of many Political, Economic and Social changes. It is when Americans cast aside old social conventions in favor of new ideas, embracing the fast cultural and social changes of modernism and the flamboyant lifestyles of the new era.

Answer: d

Explanation:

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