What is the source of the national government’s delegated powers? 1.the Constitution 2.the Congress 3.state governments 4.international treaties

This song was popular with American troops during the Revolutionary War. Here is a part of its famous refrain: “Stuck a feather in his cap, and called it macaroni.” Name the song.
a. “When the Saints Go Marching In”
b. “Yankee Doodle”
c. “Take Me Out to the Ballgame”

What "message" did the Roosevelt Corollary send to the rest of the world?

Which statement accurately describes the term Manifest Destiny? A. American citizens should be free to immigrate to Mexico and Canada. B. Native Americans should be allowed to set up their own tribal governments. C. The United States had a duty to spread democracy across the continent. D. The United States had a right to take control of South American nations.

The success of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) immediately after World War II is generally believed to have been dependent on the inclusion of _____________ in the organization.

Can someone check my work, please?.1. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
The ATM at the bank was out of order.

The A.T.M. at the bank was out of order.

The atm at the bank was out of order.

The a.t.m. at the bank was out of order.



Question 2.2. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed. Feb. 21.

My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed Feb 21.

My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed, Feb 21.

My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed., Feb. 21.



Question 3.3. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
I'd rather we had stayed home and watched movies to tell the truth.

I'd rather we had stayed home and watched movies. To tell the truth.

I'd rather we had stayed home and watched movies, to tell the truth.

I'd rather we had stayed home, and watched movies, to tell the truth.



Question 4.4. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
After we set up our tent it began to rain.

After we set up our tent, it began to rain.

After we set up, our tent, it began to rain.

After, we set up our tent it began to rain.



Question 5.5. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
My two best friends, Alexandra and Bethany, went with me on a shopping trip.

My two best friends Alexandra and Bethany went with me on a shopping trip.

My two best friends, Alexandra and Bethany went with me on a shopping trip.

My two best friends, Alexandra, and Bethany, went with me on a shopping trip.



Question 6.6. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
We wore bright, summer dresses that were a light shade of yellow.

We wore bright, summer, dresses that were a light shade of yellow.

We wore bright summer dresses that were a light shade of yellow.

We wore bright summer, dresses that were a light shade of yellow.



Question 7.7. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
"Look, Jennifer at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.

"Look, Jennifer, at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.

"Look Jennifer, at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.

"Look Jennifer at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.



Question 8.8. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
The blue jeans had velvet trim, embroidery, and beaded belt loops.

The blue jeans had velvet trim embroidery and beaded belt loops.

The blue jeans had velvet trim, embroidery and beaded belt loops.

The blue jeans had velvet trim, embroidery, and, beaded belt loops.



Question 9.9. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Players, already wearing their uniforms, may sit on the bleachers.

Players already, wearing their uniforms, may sit on the bleachers.

Players already wearing their uniforms may sit on the bleachers.

Players already wearing their uniforms, may sit on the bleachers.


Question 10.10. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Under that shelf in the corner you will find your missing sock.

Under that shelf, in the corner you will find your missing sock.

Under that shelf, in the corner, you will find your missing sock.

Under that shelf in the corner, you will find your missing sock.



Question 11.11. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Thinking about it now, I realize that I was wrong.

Thinking about it now I realize that I was wrong.

Thinking, about it now, I realize that I was wrong.

Thinking about it now I realize, that I was wrong.



Question 12.12. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Would you say that New Orleans, Louisiana or Austin, Texas is more fun to visit?

Would you say that New Orleans, Louisiana, or Austin, Texas, is more fun to visit?

Would you say that New Orleans Louisiana, or Austin Texas, is more fun to visit?

Would you say that New Orleans Louisiana or Austin Texas is more fun to visit?



Question 13.13. Identify the item that is correctly punctuated.
Very truly yours, George Marinakis

Very truly yours. George Marinakis

Very truly yours! George Marinakis

Very truly yours? George Marinakis



Question 14.14. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
She finally wore the ugly hat which was a hand-me-down from her brother out in public.

She finally wore the ugly hat which was a hand-me-down from her brother, out in public.

She finally wore the ugly hat, which was a hand-me-down from her brother, out in public.

She finally wore the ugly hat, which was a hand-me-down from her brother out in public.



Question 15.15. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Mrs. Nelson is the person, who can help you.

Mrs. Nelson is the person, who can help you.

Mrs. Nelson is the person who can help you.

Mrs. Nelson is the person, who can help you.

What right did the English nobles gain from King John after signing the Magna Carta? A. Parliament would be required to meet once a year. B. Nobles could choose their own juries at criminal trials. C. The king would control the establishment of noble titles. D. The Great Council could approve taxes proposed by the monarch. E. Religious leaders would be exempt from laws they did not agree with.