What lesson did you learn from the story? in the blind man?

Answer: The blind man's family and neighbors are cruel to him, playing tricks on him and beating him. They hate him because he cannot work, and they resent that they have to feed him. Eventually, his brother-in-law leaves him out by the road to beg and never returns for him, and the blind man freezes to death.

Explanation: I need the whole story to answer good.

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1. Which of the following describes how Spanish explorers affected Native American cultures in
the American Southwest?
O The Spanish shared their wealth and gold
O The Spanish converted Native Americans to Christianity.
O The Spanish moved Native Americans to Mexico.
O The Spanish brought Native Americans back to Spain,

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PLS HELP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Complete the center column by documenting the response or lack of response by Britain and the United States to

German pre-World War II actions. In the right column, note the impact of the response or lack of response. Use the

annotated notes you took while reading Chamberlain's and Roosevelt's speeches.

Other than a broken culture, what were the other long term effects of the scramble for Africa?

Unit Test
Roles the President plays in the U.S. government?

Explain what Hamilton means in the phrase “the representation of the people in the legislature by deputies of their own election”

Which of these people argued in front of the Supreme Court that separate is by nature not equal?
А
Booker T. Washington
B
Thurgood Marshall
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Homer Plessy
D
W.E.B. Du Bois

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Read: The Espionage and Sedition Acts were used to suppress not only antiwar sentiment but also politically radical ideas, especially socialist ones. The postmaster general, who had the authority to censor periodicals, declared that “most” socialist publications expressed treasonous ideas.

Question: Based on the paragraph above, we see that suppression of ideas was part of the strategy used by the Wilson administration to guarantee support of the U.S. involvement in WWI. Is it ever okay to use suppression or suspend our Bill of Rights? If so, when is it okay, and why? If not, then why? Remember to include 3 examples as evidence. 2 must be historical based and 1 is personal based.

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
1) How can the judicial branch exert its authority in the federal government? How has the judicial branch exerted its authority in the past?

2) How does the judicial branch continue to influence and shape American government and society?

3) What would become of the American federal government if one of the branches were removed through a Constitutional amendment?

Now rewrite the simile you chose in part a create a sentence that conveys the same meaning without using a simile.

The simile I chose was: The battery sounds like “the crash of waves on rocks” < From “An Episode of War”

in this section you will show your knowledge of the content by constructing a three paragraph essay Remember to use examples from this unit be specific, and followpraper paragrapt and essay writing conventions. Discuss the similarities between the feudal systems of Japan and Europe. Be sure to explain the role of the nobility and the military classes in both societies.​

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The Bill of Rights allows all Americans to worship as they choose.


True or False

Which historical event had the high impact on the creation of the state of Israel


A) September 11th terrorist attacks

B) Sunni vs Shia conflict

C) the holocaust

D) the civil war

Why do you think Hoover’s efforts ultimately failed?

most working conditions in factories during the late 1800s were considered which of the following

A slow
B unsafe
C easy
D safe

According to the Ottoman Government's Proclamation Ordering the Deportation of the Armenian, which was not a justification for their deportation?

A. The Armenians attempted to destroy the peace and security of the Ottoman state
B. It was for the preservation of the order and security of the country
C. It was for the welfare of the Armenian societies
D. The Armenians had committed crimes against the state.

Reading excerpt that goes with the question
At the beginning of the 20th century, there were between 2 and 2.5 million Armenians living in the Ottoman Empire, and millions of Armenians also lived beyond the eastern border of the Ottoman Empire, in territory held by Russia. The Turks’ Anti-Armenian feelings in the Ottoman Empire erupted into mass violence several times in the late 19th and early 20th centuries When the nationalistic Young Turks party came to power in 1908, violence against Armenians became much more common. Because the main goal of the nationalistic Turkish government was to “Turkify” the empire (to make all the people in the empire follow Turkish culture), policies became less tolerant of non-Turks and Christians over time. In October 1914, the Ottoman Empire entered World War I on the side of Germany and attacked Russia. Since the vilayets where many Armenians lived were near the Russian-Ottoman border, which was now a war front, the Ottoman government and many Turks accused the Armenians of siding with the Russians. The Young Turks began a propaganda campaign portraying Armenians as an internal enemy.

Our fellow countrymen, the Armenians, who form one of the racial elements of the Ottoman Empire, having taken up, as a result of foreign instigation for many years past, with a lot of false ideas of a nature to disturb the public order, and because of the fact that they have brought about bloody happenings and have attempted to destroy the peace and security of the Ottoman state, of their fellow countrymen, as well as their own
safety and interests, and, moreover, as the Armenian societies have now dared to join themselves to the enemy of their existence, our Government is compelled to adopt extraordinary measures and sacrifices, both for the preservation of the order and security of the country and for the continuation of their existence and for the welfare of the Armenian societies. Therefore, as a measure to be applied until the conclusion of the war, the Armenians have to be sent away to places which have been prepared in the interior vilayets…1

Today, supporters of free trade defend it as the policy that best represents the public interest. Yet in the early years of the nation, high tariffs were widely accepted as best for the nation even though they restricted trade. What are the arguments in favor of free trade versus restrictions on trade? Do the advocates of restrictions on free trade always favor narrow special interests or do they favor the greater public interest? Does President Trump's use of tariffs, for example, against Chinese steel, help or hurt America's interests?

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Felix Dzerzhinsky, one of the Communist leaders of the Russian Revolution, wrote this passage in 1918.

We stand for organized terror – this should be frankly admitted. Terror is an absolute necessity during times of revolution. Our aim is to fight against the enemies of the Soviet Government and of the new order of life. We judge quickly. In most cases only a day passes between the apprehension of the criminal and his sentence. When confronted with evidence criminals in almost every case confess; and what argument can have greater weight than a criminal's own confession.

Based on the passage, which is the most likely inference that can be drawn regarding the Soviet government?

The Soviet government respected the rights of the Russian people.
The Soviet government would do whatever it could to stay in power.
The Soviet government believed in due process and the right to a fair trial.
The Soviet government would follow the wishes of the Russian people.

What political rights had England’s citizens won by 1688?

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