HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

The founder of Islam was _____.

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Answer 1
Answer: the answer is Muhammad
Answer 2
Answer: the founder of islam was Muhammad

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Which of the following inventions was NOT due to the building boom in the late 1800s? a.subway b.carriage c.elevated railroad d.electric streetcar

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Your answer is :

B.
Carriage.

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B. Carriage

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Which of these statements about medical care in Afghanistan is true? A. Adequate medical care is being provided for most of the people living in the rural areas. B. Beginning in 1979, military conflict destroyed Afghanistan’s health system. C. Medical care is considered to be rapidly improving, especially in the urban areas

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I thinks it's  C. Medical care is considered to be rapidly improving, especially in the urban areas. c:

What act signaled the beginning of the Korean War?

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North Korea invaded South Korea and that event signaled the beginning of the Korean War.

The Korean War constituted a war between North Korea receiving the support of China and the Soviet Union; and South Korea, supported by the United Nations, and mainly by the United States (US). The war initiated on 25 June 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea.

the Korean War kicked off when some 75,000 soldiers from the North Korean People’s Army poured across the 38th parallel.
North Korea invaded south Korea It was started 1950june25th

When Islam began, Arabia was sort of a buffer state between two powerful empires of the time. What were they? Byzantine and Sasanian Roman and Persian Byzantine and Roman Sasanian and Persian

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I am pretty sure it is the Byzantine and persia

As nations in Africa gained independence from colonial powers, some made relatively smooth transitions to self-rule while others experienced violence and upheaval. In some nations, the violence continues even today. What might have been done to help those nations transition to self-rule peacefully?

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When nations gained independence from colonial powers, the reason why some were able to transition quite peacefully while others were experiencing violence and upheaval was that there were different interest groups in terms of what they wanted from a specific country.

In essence, where nations didn't transit to self-rule peacefully, other nations could have made sure that they would be able to transition peacefully through different ways of helping their fellow neighbouring nations. 

Life on an English colonial plantation in the early 1700s was most like life A in Great Britain during the same time.
B on the Iberian Peninsula under Muslim rule.
C on a medieval manor in western Europe.
D in the Inca Empire before Europeans arrived

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Life on an English colonial plantation in the early 1700s was most like life in Great Britain during the same time (Option A).
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