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looked it up

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1, 3, 5

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They make the most sense then I researched each question (quickly) and they all checked out.. hopefully you can retry it and hopefully there right on your quiz/test:)


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no clue so sorry I couldn't be of more help

Language is a set of sounds, combinations of sounds, or symbols used for communication.

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AP American History I would guess? I'm taking it as well yay.

The principle that Thomas Paine copied from John Locke is the right to revolt. If a government acted against the liberties of the citizen, and their freedoms, the citizens had the right to revolt and set up a new government. Thus, that's what I would say would make revolt against Great Britain a rational idea.

Wind speeds increase higher up from the Earth's surface becauseA. friction from landscape features doesn't slow them down.
B. oxygen levels are decreased, making air movement quicker.
C. the atmosphere is composed of heavier molecules at lower atmospheric levels.
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A. Friction from the landscape doesn't slow them down. as altitude increases, there wind speed increases primarily due to less friction slowing down the wind. Earth's terrain by its very nature provides friction which slows the wind down. Buildings, tress, hills, etc all slow the wind. The higher up you go, there is less things to impede the wind and provide any friction. The wind speeds are therefore higher at the high altitudes.

A. friction from landscape features doesn't slow them down.

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