According to the slave codes, enslaved African Americans could not
testify in court against white people.
be taught a skill or a trade.
earn wages or build savings.
live in the same home as their owners.

Answer:

its A

Explanation:

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When did Christopher Columbus start his journy????

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In 1500, this explorer sailed 13 ships into the western Atlantic Ocean, headed for Asia The ships landed on the eastern coast of what he assumed was a large island in fact, it was the continent South America The land he claimed as a colony for Portugal eventually became the country of Brazil.

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Child labor…

was only for children who worked with rich families during the Civil War.

was only for the children of slaves before the Civil War.

was considered a normal practice before the Civil War.

was fiercely debated during the Civil War.

How did Cleisthenes make Athens more democratic?

He created a council of 500 citizens to help oversee the daily affairs of the government.

He formed a panel of judges and a court system to improve justice in Athens.

He established a general council to regulate trade between Greece and its colonies.

He made all people living in Athens official citizens of the city-state.

how did the ice age affect the landscape of Snowdonia? Explain whether this process happened over a short or a long period of time.

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What Greek value is represented in this story about Perseus?​

The Reformation of the 16th century refers to what?
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a: the separation between Catholic and Protestant

b: the improvements in living standards for the poor.

c: the reorganization of the legal system in central Europe.

How could tea drinking be turned into a special ceremony?

What examples of racial violence does Martin Luthor King Jr include in his letter?

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Literature often reflects the time period in which it was written. Hard Times is a novel written by the author Charles Dickens in 1854 during the height of the Industrial Revolution. The book evaluates English society and is aimed at highlighting the social and economic problems of the times. The book follows several characters from different levels of society. One of these characters is Stephen Blackpool, a worker in an industrial mill in the fictional city of Coketown.


Task: As you read the excerpts from Hard Times, look for three passages that relate the living and working conditions of industrial revolution. Using the chart, explain how the passage you chose relates to history.


P 1. “The factories burst into light, before pale morning showed the monstrous serpents of smoke trailing themselves over Coketown. A clattering of shoes upon the pavement; a rapid ringing of bells; and all the steam engines, polished and oiled up for the day’s monotony, were at their heavy exercise again. Stephen Blackpool, forty years of age, made his way up the hill to his work. Stephen looked older, but he had a hard life. It is said that every life has its roses and thorns; there seemed, however, to have been a misadventure or mistake in Stephen’s case, because it seemed that somebody else had gotten ahold all of his roses, and he had only ended up only with the thorns, and perhaps somebody else’s thorns as well.

P 2. Stephen bent over his loom, quiet, watchful, and steady, as every man was in the forest of looms where Stephen worked, carefully avoiding the crashing, smashing, tearing piece of mechanism at which he and all the others labored.

P 3. So many hundred workers in this mill; so many hundred horses of steam power. It is known, to the force of a single pound weight, what the machine will do. But what you cannot calculate is the capacity for good or evil, for love or hatred, for how this machine impacts the souls of its workers.

Who were the Ionians? Where were they located?

The South’s resentment of the tariffs of the American System was an example of
compromise.
states’ rights.
sectionalism.
federalism.

In the United States, flash floods are responsible for more deaths than any other thunderstorm phenomenon. Year to year in Colorado, only lightning is more deadly. Flash flooding usually is the result of very heavy rain in a short period of time over a small area, which causes small streams to raging out of control, out of their banks.

How are climate and elevation related in the Tropical North?
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Compare the two maps to answer the following question:

Political map of North and South America, showing Aztec, Maya, and Inca civilizations. Aztec civilization is shaded in pink in mid Latin America, spanning from the east to west coasts, bordered by the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The Maya civilization is shaded in purple, just south of the Aztec area, with coastline on the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. The Inca civilization is on the west coast of South America, spanning a large area along the coast of the Pacific Ocean. The Olmec civilization is smaller, noted in blue and sits at the southwest tip of the Gulf of Mexico, between the Aztecs and the Mayas.

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Political map of Mexico and northern part of Central America. Mexico lies at the northern most part of the map, sharing borders with Belize and Guatemala. Belize is on the east coast of the Caribbean Sea and Guatemala is on the west coast, with coastline on the Pacific. Honduras lies southeast of Guatemala, with coastline on the Caribbean and a very small piece of coastline on the Pacific. The northern border of Nicaragua is visible.

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Which of these civilizations were the modern-day cities of Puebla and Leon once home to?

A). The Maya and the Aztecs

B). The Olmec and Maya

C). The Aztec and Olmec

D). The Aztec and the Incas

according to the text (The sugar Act of 1764), how do the colonies benefit from the new provision (tax)?
What is being taxed?

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There are some places on Earth that seem like they couldn't support human life and yet somehow people manage. Like the people indigenous to North Africa who had no choice but to develop methods of survival: the Berbers.

Restricted by the Sahara Desert, the Berbers developed into one of the most unique cultures in human history. But their harsh environment was not their only source of conflict. Today, the pressures of modernism and ethnic tyranny also influence the Berber's lifestyle.

The harsh environment of the Sahara Desert prevented any serious attempts at agriculture from taking root. Because of this, the Berbers chose instead to live as nomads rather than sedentary farmers. This mobile lifestyle is central to their culture, and perhaps the real reason why they referred to themselves as "free men."

The Berbers survived by raising herds of grazing animals and driving them from place to place. Herding was traditionally practiced by men, while women handled chores like weaving their distinctive blue robes. Although they used many different animals, including horses, the key beast for the Berbers was and is the camel. Unlike horses, camels can survive without water for long stretches of time. The camel's endurance made it possible for the nomadic Berbers to ride across huge expanses of desert.

Traditionally, Berbers used their unique ability to cross the Sahara to act as key players in the trade network between North Africa and the Middle East. Even today, Berber trade caravans make their way across the desert to support their way of life.

Another way their harsh environment has influenced their culture is navigation. Indeed, it is quite difficult to find one's way through the featureless sand-dune terrain of the Sahara Desert. For this reason, much like sailors have done on the open seas for thousands of years, the Berbers navigate by the stars. In addition, Berbers have many stories and songs that describe how to find the small watering holes and the few recognizable landmarks that dot the desert.

In terms of religion, the vast majority of Berbers are Muslim and have practiced their faith for centuries. But there are some unique aspects of their culture that has survived the introduction of new and different religions, especially when it comes to women. For example, unlike many of their settled neighbors, Berber women rarely wear veils and in some of their communities, women even choose their own husbands.

Berber society is centered around the concept of the tribe, which is usually composed of extended family clans. Each tribe has its own chief who often claims to be a descendant of the Prophet Mohammad. The chief is in charge of resolving disagreements as well as making important decisions for the tribe.

Similar to other nomadic cultures, Berber clans live in portable tents that are set up when they find a good area to graze their animals. One particularly unique part of Berber culture is guest rights. Once someone is given food and water by a Berber, they become their guest. The host then takes responsibility for the guest's safety. This may seem strange from a Western perspective, but in a place where finding a place to rest and a drink of water is a matter of life and death, hospitality is very important.

But the struggle between the modern and the traditional way of life has been a significant issue for Berbers in recent years. Like many native and traditional peoples, they have increasingly drifted to larger cities where they can find work to support their families. This has had a clear negative effect on the continuation of their unique nomadic lifestyle.

The Berbers have endured for thousands of years and with a little luck and determination, they'll survive for thousands more.

Question: Using evidence from the article to support your answer, how has the landscape of North Africa affected where the Berber

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30 points!!! Please solve ASAP!!!!!Chief Joseph's speech. Post a detailed response To understand how you will be graded for this assignment, read the Discussion Guidelines and Rubric. Using your knowledge from the text and Chief Joseph's speech, what can be said about the treatment of Native Americans during this time period? How might many Native Americans have felt? Do you think you would have agreed with Chief Joseph if you were one of the chiefs to whom he was speaking? Why or why not? The primary source in the photo is the speach.​

Information learned from _______ helped Egyptians develop medical knowledge.
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What is a progressive?

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What was one effect of Santa Anna’s rise to power in the 1830s?
Santa Anna outlawed slavery in all of Mexico’s territories.
Independent Mexican states gained more power and control.
Texas was taken over by Mexico and became part of that country.
Texas revolted and declared independence from Mexico.

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Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition

He invaded Mexico and defeated the Aztecs.
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SOCIAL STUDIES THE CONGRESS
Draw, or describe, the Congress' attempts at containment?

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Which explorer was very cruel to Native Americans?

Hernando de Soto
John Cabot
Robert La Salle
Jacques Cartier