HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

Which inventor raced against Nikola Tesla and others to devised the radio, a system of transmitters and receivers to send messages through the air without wires? A. Alexander Graham Bell B. Samuel Morse C. Thomas Edison D. Guglielmo Marconi

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Answer 1
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The right answer is "D. Guglielmo Marconi"

Marconi is considered the pioneer of radio transmission. In 1896, he went to England, after verifying that there was no interest in his experiences in Italy. In 1899, it succeeded in wireless transmission of Morse code through the Channel. Two years later, he got radio signals to New Zealand. From there, he made many basic discoveries in radio technique. In 1909, he received, with Karel Ferdinand Braun, the Nobel Prize in Physics. In 1929, in recognition of his work, he received the title of marquis from the king of Italy.
Answer 2
Answer: its Guglielmo Marconi

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. Paper money would only last a few months and had to be replaced." one of the main problems with states controlling their own currency is that C. Paper money would only last a few months and had to be replaced. 

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c

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[n]o man [should] be compelled to make or yield any gift, loan, benevolence, tax, or such like charge, without common consent by act of parliament.

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I believe it is (no taxation without representation )

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The king cannot raise taxes without permission from Parliament.

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The steps of the historical method include:analysis of data
theories of data
synthesis of data
reporting conclusions
being biased about data

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The historical method includes analysis of data, theories of data, synthesis of data, and reporting conclusions. Being biased is not a part of the historical method and should not be a part of any scientific method.

Television programs in the 1950s oftena. did not allow commercial advertising.
b. dealt with real-life problems, such as illness, alcoholism, and depression.
c. gave equal air time to African American and other minority characters and stories.
d. idealized families centered around the father as breadwinner and the mother as homemaker.

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The answer is letter D.

One reason that the government faced difficulty defending the Sherman Antitrust Act in court was because

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One reason that the government faced difficulty defending the Sherman Antitrust Act in court was because many of the court officials were corrupt in the sense that they were colluding with the very businesses that were being charged. 

Answer:the answer is A

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All of the following are associated with the Cuban Revolution of the 1890s EXCEPT:A.yellow journalism
B. Jose Marti
C. concentration camps
D. neutrality in the United States

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Im betting C because i never recall concentration camps being in Cuba.
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