Answer:
Read this it is important even if its not useful
Muslim Traders were so successful in their business due to following the great morals & teachings of Islam. Also , they became the true preachers of Islam because they were the principal reason behind the spread of Islam in so many regions like the South west of Asia & the West of Africa as many historians have considered them to be.
This evidence assures that Islam did NOT spread by sword as it's claimed by the opponents of Islam.
Thomas Arnold in his famous book "The preaching of Islam" states that the two primary reasons for the spread of Islam all over the world were merchants and the Sufis, two groups of people who went out, worked with humanity and gently invited others to their faith.
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(05.03 MC)
Use the graphic organizer below to answer the following question(will be below)
Which of these belongs in the region where the circles overlap in this diagram?
had the right to vote
could not own land
consisted largely of poor farmers
were children of foreigners
Answer: A, had the right to vote
Explanation: I'm pretty sure its a because patricians could own land, patricians were a mostly middle class to wealthy group and I'm not too sure about d but I think only natural born citizens could get into the higher social class. But yes I'm getting A from memory of last year's school work.
Btw. are you in FLVS or CVA, the question format looks awfully familiar.
Answer:
had the right to vote
Explanation:
Where did General Lee's surrender take place? A) Gettysburg B) Bull Run C) In the village of Appomattox Court House D) Vicksburg
Answer:
C) In the village of Appomattox Court House
Explanation:
Just did a quiz over this and got a 100
How does lockes view of human nature differ from that of Hobbes
Answer: Hobbes believed that all humans were naturally selfish and wicked. While Locke believed that people could learn from experience and improve themselves.
Explanation: Here, Hobbes saw the negative aspect of human nature and refuse to see the positive aspect which Locke saw and believed that man can be a better been.
List two accomplishments of president ronald Reagan
Answer: Enacted cuts in domestic discretionary spending and cut taxes.
Explanation:
Answer:
He made a policy to reduce the growth of government spending, to reduce the federal income tax, to reduce government regulation to name a few.
He has many accomplishments as president, it would be easier to look them up.
Explanation:
If you have any questions feel free to ask in the comments - Mark
Also if you have the chance please mark me brainliest.
How did settlement in the West affect American Indians?
Check all of the boxes that apply.
It led to some economic opportunity!
It created more game for hunting.
0 It brought diseases that killed thousands of American Indians.
It led to the loss of land.
DONE
Answer:
The settlement in the west affected the native American Indians as they lost their land.
Explanation:
The lives of native Americans changed drastically as a result of this westward settlements.They were forced to evacuate their land and settle in small reservations.The buffalo herds were killed to force the American Indians into reservations.The land given by government was encroached time and again.Efforts were made to "civilize" themThis oppression lead to various uprisings like "Battle of little bighorn" where many native Indians were killed.Answer:
It led to some economic opportunity.
It brought diseases that killed thousands of American Indians.
It led to the loss of land.
Explanation:
It’s in my notes.
Based on the map, which area of North America did French explorers settle first?
present-day eastern Canada
the area around the Great Lakes
the area around the Hudson River
the region of Louisiana
Answer:
Correct answer is "present-day eastern Canada".
Explanation:
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After a series of failed attempts to settle in the territory of North America, at the beginning of the 17th century, Samuel de Champlain directed the exploration of the mouth of the San Lorenzo river.
After the foundations of Tadoussac (1600) and Port Royal (1605), in 1608 de Champlain founded Quebec City. This fact began the French colonization in America.
With the intention of exploiting the skins of the local fauna, the French colonists continued the exploration of the San Lorenzo river. They founded Trois-Rivieres in 1634 and Montreal in 1642.
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What type of government did Calvinists believe is best?
Answer:
Religious government
( I'm not sure though )
One of the keys to the second Industrial revolution starting was when new
methods for producing steel in large quantities was created.
True
False
which benifit did railroad copanies privide that allowed farming to expand in west texas
The benefit which railroad companies provide that allowed farming to expand in West Texas was that they allowed farmers free access to the rail lines.
Explanation:
The farmers were allowed to access the rail lines for free, this benefit given to the farmers by the railroad companies provided for the farming to expand in the West Texas, causing very rapid expansion of business, which brought in people from other region to the West Texas and developed cities as a result.
The free access to the rail lines, meant that the farmer could easily access to the rails and thereby, transportation of their goods and product became easy. With this, their product could easily be transported and gain high demands as well. Farmers and ranchers made West Texas as the leading producer of cotton and cattle by the end of 19th century.
How did the growth of American cities affect social, cultural, and political life?
Answer:
Generally cities cause people to become more liberal, have a social hierarchy, and promote the general abundance of transportation.
Explanation:
Socially, you can have tenements form, races can self and forcefully segregate, and people tend to become more liberal with exposure to other races.
Cultural is kind of related. People tend to clump into ideological groups (if you can give me the context of the question I can better answer).
Political life, like I said they tend to become more liberal. If your question is centered around the 1920's you could discuss child labor laws.
In what ways was World War I truly a "world war" considering that the large majority of the fighting took place in
Europe?
The source of water for the Great Lakes was _______, which played a major role in forming the lakes during Earth's recent geologic past.
Answer:
an ice sheet
Explanation:
during the ice age there was a great ice wall that melted, and formed the great lakes
Answer:
Melting Glaciers
Explanation:
Answer to Study Island Question.
Which other leader would most likely to agree with the problem Sun identified in China?
Chiang Kai-shek, as Sun Yat-sen's protege and a key figure in the Kuomintang, shared Sun's vision for a modernized and unified China, making him the leader most likely to agree with Sun's diagnoses of China's problems despite later divergences in their approaches.
Explanation:The question concerns leaders who would likely agree with Sun Yat-sen's vision for China, a central figure in ending the Qing dynasty and founding the Republic of China. Looking at historical allies and contemporaries of Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek emerges as a key figure aligning with Sun's goals for a modernized and unified China. Initially, as Sun's protege and a general in the Kuomintang (KMT), Chiang continued Sun's legacy through the Northern Expedition to unify China under the Nationalist government.
However, Chiang's relationship with the communists diverged from Sun's more inclusive approach as he expelled the communists from the KMT, leading to a civil war. Despite this, both leaders shared the core objective of overthrowing the Qing dynasty and opposing warlord hegemony, with Chiang even marrying the sister of Sun's widow, symbolizing a deep personal and ideological connection. Therefore, based on shared objectives of national unification and modernization, Chiang Kai-shek would be the leader most likely to agree with the problems Sun identified in China.
Final answer:
Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping would likely agree with Sun Yat-sen's identified issues in China.
Explanation:
In the context of Chinese history, another leader who would likely agree with the issues identified by Sun Yat-sen in China could be Mao Zedong, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party. Both Sun Yat-sen and Mao Zedong advocated for significant social and political changes in China, aimed at modernization and ending the existing systems of governance.
Additionally, Deng Xiaoping could also be a leader who might agree with Sun's identified problems in China. Deng Xiaoping initiated economic reforms that shifted China towards a market economy, aligning with Sun's vision of modernizing and developing the country.
Why is it important for a government to quickly distribute medicine, supplies, and other resources to
stop the spread of a disease ? Cite evidence from the text to support your answer.
Answer:
yes the government can maintain the collection of medicines and other important resources for the emergency condition of country.the government can supplies the medicines and other important resources for the citizens who are having serious condition at the time of need.
How did the constant transition within the French
government influence its effectiveness?
What are characteristics of life in Athens but not Sparta?
Answer:
Life in Athens, as opposed to Sparta, was characterized by:
- Arts, literature, philosophy.
- Emphasis on knowledge rather than military strength.
- Naval strength.
- Direct democracy.
- Citizenship to free, legal aged males.
list three people who helped make travel to the west easier. Explain what they did.
How did Rome's common people react to the problems that they experienced?
Choose all answers that are correct.
a They refused to repay their debt and reclaimed any land they had lost.
b They banded together, called themselves plebeians, and demanded political power.
c They left Rome and built their own city.
d They refused to fight in the army.
short answers pls
Answer:
B and D
Explanation:
What were the key reasons for European interventions in the
Middle East in the 18th and 19th centuries and how were they
similar or different than the motives for Western advances
into China in the same period?
The key reasons for European interventions in the Middle East in the 18th and the 19th centuries was for expansion of colonial activity and economic growth.
Explanation:
The ultimate motive of the West was to colonize the countries for resources and goods and wipe of their culture. Europeans intertwined Asia for the technologies and resources. Around the 18th century using racism and arrogance as a psychological aspect, the westerners attacked the Middle East for its own industrial revolution and technology growth and turn itself into an advance nation.
The key reasons for European interventions in the Middle East in the 18th and the 19th centuries was for expansion of colonial activity and economic growth. Again, around the 19th century the West approached China for economic growth. Chinese tea and silk was a huge demand in the British market and during that period the British drank a lot of tea than China did. However they traded for it rather than capturing it like they did India.
True or false Most of the disagreement
among economists involves debates over
positive statements.
Most of the disagreement among economists involves debates over positive statements is False.
Explanation:
Positive statements are objective explanations that can be tried, changed or dismissed by alluding to the accessible proof. Positive statements matters manage target clarifications and the testing and dismissal of speculations.
And the statement about economic reality that can be upheld or dismissed by reference to the realities concerns is sure articulations. The normative economic statement is the greater part of the difference among market analysts includes banters over these announcements.
Which of the following BEST describes why wealthy conservatives opposed New Deal policies?
Group of answer choices
They were against the government creating any sort of safety net for the poor.
They were against the government intervening in business and redistributing wealth.
They were against creating an extensive road system and large buildings.
They were against creating new land development policies in the South.
"They were against the government intervening in business and redistributing wealth" BEST describes why wealthy conservatives opposed New Deal policies.
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
Barry Goldwater was a Republican Conservative leader who vigorously opposed the growth of government social programs based on the New Deal; he blamed President Eisenhower for proposing a "New Deal Dime store".
Conservatives thought the New Deal gave so much power to the state, stifled freedom of the individual and was too engaged in informing businesses how to function. They believed in the concept of limited government.
Select the correct answer.
What is the best way to check the reliability and validity of a resource?
A. Determine the resource's original medium of production.
B. Analyze the author's education and professional background.
C.
Establish how many years separate each resource's publication.
D.
Investigate the main idea of the resource you discover.
Reset
Answer:
I'm not sure , but I would go with D
Explanation:
My educational guess
What significant event occurred on May 10 1869
Answer:
William Tecumseh Sherman The 10th May 1869 was the day the first ever United States Transcontinental Railroad was completed. The project began in 1863 and took 6 years to complete,
Explanation:
How did the United States respond to the red scare
United States respond to the red scare:
A Red Scare is the advancement of across the board dread of a potential ascent of socialism or turmoil by a general public or state. The name alludes to the warnings that the socialists utilized.
The term is frequently used to allude to two periods throughout the entire existence of the United States which are alluded to by this name. Red Scare is the gathering together and expelling of a few hundred migrants of radical political perspectives by the central government in 1919 and 1920.
This "alarm" was brought about by fears of disruption by socialists in the United States after the Russian Revolution. Maddened by the bombings, the United States government reacted by attacking the home office of radical associations and capturing a huge number of suspected radicals. A few thousand who were outsiders were extradited.
Which detail from William Clark best supports the idea that Lewis knew Clark before the expedition was planned
Answer:
hi!
Explanation:
they met in the militia
Meriwether Lewis was born in Virginia in 1774 but spent his early childhood in Georgia. He returned to Virginia as a teenager to receive his education and graduated from college in 1793. He then joined the Virginia state militia—where he helped to put down the Whiskey Rebellion—and later became a captain in the U.S. Army. At age 27 he became personal secretary to President Thomas Jefferson.
William Clark was born in Virginia in 1770 but moved with his family to Kentucky at age 15. At age 19, he joined the state militia and then the regular Army, where he served with Lewis and was eventually commissioned by President George Washington as a lieutenant of infantry.
Who is the thirty first president of the United States
Answer:
herbert hoover
Explanation:he just is
Answer:
Herbert Hoover is the 31st president of the US. Hope this helps! Have a wonderful day!
Who was the leader of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry? A) General Grant B) General Shaw C) General Lee D) General McClellan
Answer:
Robert Gould Shaw was the white commander of the all-black 54th Massachusetts Regiment, which entered battle in mid-1863.
So B)
Answer:
b. general shaw
How did President Hoover respond to the challenges of the Great Depression apex
Answer: Hoover's measures did not produce results.
Explanation:
In the first weeks of the crisis, Hoover believed that the economic downturn was a natural phenomenon and that the situation would quickly normalize. He was convinced and refused to engage direct federal aid to the collapsed economy.
Poor foreign policy decisions accelerated the crisis by Hoover. It made it impossible to sell international products on US soil. For example, Germany has not been able to pay war damages since the First World War. His effort to reduce corporate taxes to stimulate growth and limit the government's impact on the economy proved unsuccessful.
President Hoover responded to the Great Depression by initially promoting voluntary business efforts and individual recovery, later establishing the RFC and supporting public works. However, his actions were seen as too conservative and too late to mitigate the crisis effectively.
President Hoover's approach to the Great Depression was largely influenced by his belief in American individualism, which discouraged substantial government intervention in the economy. Initially, Hoover encouraged voluntary business measures and self-recovery efforts among Americans. However, as the depression worsened, he realized the need for government action and established the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC), intended to stabilize financial institutions and support public works projects via the Emergency Relief Act. Despite these efforts, the limitations on the types and scope of projects funded by the RFC meant that many Americans saw no improvement in their situation, rendering Hoover's measures largely ineffective. Critics argue that Hoover's actions were too conservative and came too late to prevent the economy from plummeting further into crisis.
Which city did General Sherman and his troops capture? A) Richmond B) Gettysburg C) Atlanta D) Pittsburgh
Answer:
Atlanta, Georgia
Which of the following led to the compromise which created the two houses of the national
legislature?
A. The Mayflower Compact
B. The Articles of Confederation
C. The Virginia and New Jersey Plans
D. The Magna Carta and the Declaration of Independence
Final answer:
The Great Compromise led to the creation of the two houses of Congress, balancing the interests of large and small states by establishing the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Explanation:
The compromise which created the two houses of the national legislature, known as the Great Compromise, came about due to the debates between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan at the Constitutional Convention of 1787. As the Convention debated, a committee led by Roger Sherman of Connecticut drafted the Great Compromise.
It resolved that Congress would be bicameral, consisting of the Senate, where each state would have two senators, and the House of Representatives, where representation would be based on population. This structure effectively balanced the needs of both large and small states.