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Who became king of France after Napoleon was exiled? Louis XVIII Georges Danton Joseph Guillotin Joseph Bonaparte

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Answer: It was "Louis XVIII" who became king of France after Napoleon was exiled, since many French people during this time wanted to bring back some of the traditional aspects of rule. 
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Louis XVIII became king of France after Napoleon was exiled.

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Louis XVIII of France was king of France and of Navarre between 1814 and 1824, with the exception of the brief period known as the Hundred Days in which Napoleon briefly regained power, being the first monarch of the Bourbon restoration in France.

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What were some of Hongwu's agricultural Reforms?

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In City, why does the author describe how slaves contribute to building Verbonia?A.
to suggest that Roman city builders were not skilled

B.
to honestly depict how Roman cities were built

C.
to entertain readers with invented details about Roman city building

D.
to make readers admire Roman city builders

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In City, the author describe how slaves contribute to building Verbonia to : C. entertain readers with invented details about roman city building. There is no actual prove on how the building is built, so eventhough some of it maybe true, some of it would be likely to be invented

What was one result of the shift in the U.S. population from majority rural to majority urban?tension between urban and rural cultures
relief among rural people at having more space
urban resentment of those living on farms
a shortage in food production

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One result of the shift in the U.S. population from majority rural to majority urban was "a shortage in food production," since farming was done exclusively on rural lands. 

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tension between urban and rural cultures

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How long did the Roman Republic Last ?

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it lasted until 27 BC I believe 
Lasted from 509 BC–27 BC
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