People usually try to escape the situation altogether when caught in a(n) ________ conflict

Answer: Op-Ed : aims to persuade, expresses opinion, uses loaded language

News Article : aims to inform, uses neutral language, reports facts

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When we look at a map of the modern Korean peninsula, we can see that North Korea and South Korea are divided by the 38th parallel.

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North Korea, which is a communist country, is to the north of the parallel, and South Korea, a market economy, is to the south of the parallel.

The Korean peninsula was divided after the Korean War ended in 1953. There are two main reasons why the north of the peninsula became a communist country: it had more industry at the time, and was closer to the Soviet Union and Communist China.

The South became a capitalist economy thanks to the support of the United States. It was the poorest of the two at first, but in the last decades, South Korea has seen a lot more economic development than North Korea.

Nowadays, South Korea is an developed country like Japan, while North Korea is a very poor nation.

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From the earliest legends, there were different peoples in the north and south of the peninsula. The Chosen and Koguryo kingdoms were based in the north, while rival kingdoms fought for control of the south.

Under the Koryo Dynasty, the Mongols and Japanese, there was some unification of the peninsula. Also, Buddhism influenced both the north and the south.  

However, after World War II, the peninsula became split once again as a result of tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Today, the peoples of North Korea and South Korea are working to unite their country under modern governance.

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b

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B) an appointee who is approved by two-thirds majority of the Senate

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Explanation: 1492, Columbus set sail for "India."

In 1492, an Italian navigator by the name of Christopher Columbus set sail to the west, sponsored by the Spanish Crown, to find another sea route to India and Asia. He grossly misjudged the size of the earth and ended up in what is now America. However, his discovery lead to the Spanish colonization of Central and much of South America. 1492, the Unification of Spain.

For the first time, Spain was unified under one flag in 1492. The numerous city-states and warring kingdoms were brought together by the marriage of King Ferdinand to Queen Isabella of the houses Aragon and Castile. Shortly after their union they drove the Muslim Moors out of Spain, after over 800 years of occupation. 1513, Juan Ponce de Leon claimed Florida for Spain.

In search of the fabled Fountain of Youth, explorer Ponce de Leon lands on the coast of Florida. His is the first documented landing and detailed exploration of Florida. in 1521 he returned to establish a colony, but was rebuffed by natives. Finally in 1565, St. Augustine was settled. 1515, Cuba and the Caribbean under Spanish control.

In 1515, the Cuban and Caribbean islands came under Spanish control. These would become great centers of commerce and agriculture in later years, with sugar plantations bringing in vast amounts of wealth to the Spanish Crown. 1548, Vasco de Gama discovered a new route from Europe to Asia.

Before the time of Vasco de Gama, traders had to trek over dangerous deserts in order to reach the lands of Asia, rich with fine spices and fabrics. de Gama changed all this when he discovered that it is possible to sail around the tip of Africa and around to India. This had been speculated before, but he was the first to accomplish this feat, meeting many never-before encountered African tribes along the way. 1519, Magellan set sail on first round-the-globe expedition.

In 1519, a Portuguese explorer under the sponsorship of the Spanish Crown, set sail on a voyage around the world. This was the first successful trip around the entire globe, although Magellan himself did not complete the journey. He died in the Philippians, and his journey was completed by his second in command, Juan Elcano. 1521, Aztecs conquered by Cortes.

Before the Spanish Cortes and his Conquistadors invaded Aztec land, the Aztecs were one of the most powerful nations in the Americas. With a fully functioning road system, detailed hierarchy that easily kept control, and a massive store of gold, the Aztec Empire was one to rival those of ancient Persia or Rome. But Cortes had many things on his side. Diseases never before seen by the Aztecs tore through their population. Guns and steel weaponry far surpassed the iron tools used by the Aztecs. Added to this was the fact that many other tribes had long held anger against the conquering Aztecs, and pledged their support to Cortes. Only a few short years later, the once great Aztec Empire was a ruin, controlled by religious fanatics dedicated to wiping out anything that remained of Aztec life. 1533, Peru taken by Pizarro for Spain.

In a campaign remarkably similar to that of Cortes in 1521, Pizarro conquered the great Inca Empire of Peru. The same destruction caused by illnesses and superior weaponry were prevalent in this invasion, as were the native allies to the Spanish against the Incas. This new addition to the Spanish colonial empire strengthened it tremendously, growing Spain's vast wealth and great political power. 1542, Spanish discover California.

On September 28, 1542, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo land on the coast of California, the first Europeans to set foot on the western coast of America. The first permanent settlement on the Pacific coast was established here in 1769, called the Presidio at San Diego. 1545, Potosi discovered.

in 1545, a mountain filled with silver was discovered by the Spanish in what is current day Bolivia. Immediately mining began. Thousands of native slaves were forced into labor in the hazardous silver mines, and the even more deadly mines of the mercury needed to refine the silver.

Massive amounts of precious metals began flowing into the royal coffers. The Spanish rulers, however, had no knowledge of inflation and thus had no idea that shortly after the influx of silver, the Spanish economy collapsed.

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Answer:less-skilled, repetitive, highly skilled

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Mass production in factories led to the use of less-skilled workers, who performed repetitive tasks all day. As a result, skilled workers were displaced by this new system.

Mass production meant more of the work in factories was done by less-skilled workers.

Workers in factories performed repetitive tasks all day.

The system of mass production displaced many skilled workers.

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D. A time when the DOJ began arresting and threatening to deport those opposing the government.

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The connection between the flag illustration and the words of professor schick it means that according to professor schick the flag is the symbol of the country as a whole. it includes the federal and states governments, constitution and institution, these are what make up the law of the land.

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The connection between the flag illustration and the words of Professor Schick is that for Professor Schick, the flag is the symbol of the country as a entirely.

This includes both the states and federal  governments, its constitution, and the institution, which was the law of the land.

The introduction of the Constitution, being a vital component of this valued document. In this case particularly, of the stripes, the illustration of the flag are seen as the little balls of an abacus, which is meant by the expenditure the federal government makes regarding the annual budget.

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Due to the lack of reparation payments by Germany, France occupied the Ruhr in 1923 to enforce payments, causing an international crisis that resulted in the implementation of the Dawes Plan in 1924.

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Independent nations like Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland emerged after the collapse of Central Powers.  Hence option A) Austria is incorrect.

The defeat of central powers in World war 1 led to the collapse of Austria-Hungarian empire under Hapsburg Dynasty. Which resulted into birth of several infant Nation states, such as Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Croatia et al.

The formation of Austria is a gradual proccess, formed after the end of World war 2. In the year of 1955, Austrian Parliament passed a constitutional law to guarantee permanent Austrian neutrality, and than Austria became a state.

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Slavery was decreasing in those states

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Option:  A. I., V., III., II., IV.

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The above mention in the answer is given settlement in order from largest to smallest.

A megacity is a big city with a population of more than millions of people living in it. Some of the best examples of the Megacity is New York City and Mexico City. The metropolis is the main city, and Manhattan is an example. The small city has a large human settlement with housing, transportation, sanitation, and communication. A village is a small settlement usually found in a rural setting but is smaller than a town.                        

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It's A

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Thomas Hobbes was a philosopher from England. He was greatly influenced by the events of the English Civil War, which began in the 1640's. Hobbes pioneered the idea of a social contract, which was an agreement between people and the government.

Thomas Hobbes was a philosopher from England. He was greatly influenced by the events of the English Civil War, which began in the 1640s. Hobbes pioneered the idea of a social contract, which was an agreement between people and the government.

Thomas Hobbes was an English philosopher, scientist, and historian best known for his political philosophies, especially as noted in his workbook Leviathan (1651).

Throughout his life, Hobbes believed that the only true and righteous form of government was a perfect monarchy. He strongly opposed this in his landmark work, Leviathan. This belief was rooted in Hobbes' fundamental philosophical theory that humans, in their essence, are selfish creatures.

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Everyone had a role to do.

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While the men went off to war, and some women as nurses, most women went and took over the jobs that most guys did. It was a big movement for women, as they used this as equality, allowing them to do what they can to help out.

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Every American was involved because they helped save food, make weapons, and contribute to the military. Without the Homefront's help the American military would probably have not succeeded. The Homefront was a big part of the war and helped the US military very much.

Answer: The Texas Bill of Rights is more specific and discusses more issues.

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The United States Constitution creates a unitary executive which concentrates executive power in the president, while the Texas Constitution creates a plural executive which disperses executive power across multiple elected offices, hence, fragmenting the executive branch of the government and prevention of power over the executive

Even though the Texas Bill of Rights provides almost the same protections as the United States Bill of Rights, it extends beyond the federal protections. e.g Sec. 3a forbids discrimination based on race, sex, national origin, or color

Also, the Texas Constitution includes guarantees that are not included in the U.S. Bill of Rights like the prohibition of discrimination based on sex and forbids imprisonment for debt.

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d. The Texas Bill of Rights is more specific and discusses more issues.

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U.S. Bill of rights covers the sections of freedom of religion, speech and assembly. Texas Bill of Rights cover more sections and grant more rights to Texans. Texas is a free and independent state. Texas Bill gives rights to individual which are not found in U.S. version. The Texas Bill of Rights are more specific than the U.S. Bill of Rights.

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As the Fourth Committee (Special Political and Decolonization) continued its general debate on decolonization issues today, Member States stressed that, with the Second International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism about to wrap up in 2010, there was a crucial need to generate new momentum and ensure that the 16 remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories were able to exercise the right to self-determination.

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the correct answer is Africa

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*African leaders gained greater political power under European rule

* Culturally and politically, however, the legacy of European dominance remained evident in the national borders, political infrastructures, education systems, national languages, economies, and trade networks of each nation.

*When decolonization began, there were reasons for optimism. The year 1960 was heralded throughout Africa and the West as "the Year of Africa" for the inspiring change that swept the continent.

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In its 1857 decision that stunned the nation, the United States Supreme Court upheld slavery in United States territories, denied the legality of black citizenship in America, and declared the Missouri Compromise to be unconstitutional. All of this was the result of an April 1846 action when Dred Scott innocently made his mark with an "X," signing his petition in a pro forma freedom suit, initiated under Missouri law, to sue for freedom in the St. Louis Circuit Court. Desiring freedom, his case instead became the lightning rod for sectional bitterness and hostility that was only resolved by war.

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Dred Scott

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"Dred Scott, a man of color, respectfully states. he is claimed as a slave."

(Petition to Sue for Freedom, 6 April 1846)

Initially, Scott's case for freedom was routine and relatively insignificant, like hundreds of others that passed through the St. Louis Circuit Court. The cases were allowed because a Missouri statute stated that any person, black or white, held in wrongful enslavement could sue for freedom. The petition that Dred Scott signed indicated the reasons he felt he was entitled to freedom. Scott's owner, Dr. John Emerson, was a United States Army surgeon who traveled to various military posts in the free state of Illinois and the free Wisconsin Territory. Dred Scott traveled with him and, therefore, resided in areas where slavery was outlawed. Because of Missouri's long-standing "once free, always free" judicial standard in determining freedom suits, slaves who were taken to such areas were freed-even if they returned to the slave state of Missouri. Once the bonds of slavery were broken, they did not reattach.

Dred Scott was born to slave parents in Virginia sometime around the turn of the nineteenth century. His parents may have been the property of Peter Blow, or Blow may have purchased Scott at a later date. The mystery of exact ownership is one that would follow Dred Scott, and later his family, throughout their lives as slaves. With few records extant, it is difficult to identify exactly when ownership of the family was transferred to various parties. By 1830, Peter Blow had settled his family of four sons and three daughters and his six slaves in St. Louis. This was after having moved from Virginia to Alabama, to attempt farming near Huntsville, and, when that failed, a move from Alabama to Missouri. In St. Louis, Peter Blow undertook the running of a boarding house, the Jefferson Hotel. Within a year, though, his wife Elizabeth died and on June 23, 1832, Peter Blow passed away.

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Front view of St. Louis

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The Blow children remained in St. Louis after the deaths of their parents and became well established in the city's society through marriage to prominent families. Charlotte Taylor Blow married Joseph Charless, Jr., in November 1831; his father had established the first newspaper west of the Mississippi River and had been a leading opponent of slavery while editor. Charless, Jr., operated a wholesale drug and paint store, Charless & Company (later Charless, Blow, & Company when brothers-in-law Henry Taylor Blow and Taylor Blow became partners). Martha Ella Blow married attorney Charles Drake in 1835. Drake is better known in history for his role in the creation of Missouri's 1865 constitution. As a leader of the Radical Republican Party after the Civil War, he was determined to punish those considered Southern sympathizers; the constitution he helped author took away many of their rights, including enfranchisement. Peter Ethelrod Blow married Eugenie LaBeaume in 1833. She was from an old French banking family; her oldest brother was a wealthy businessman who, in partnership with Blow, formed Peter E. Blow & Company. She had two other brothers; one was the St. Louis County sheriff for a time in the 1840s, and one, Charles Edmund LaBeaume, was a St. Louis attorney who played an important role in Dred Scott's freedom suits. All of these St. Louis connections proved helpful to Dred Scott.

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Amitabh Bachchan is a Bollywood actor who, in 1969, debuted in Saat Hindustani. His role in 1972's Zanjeer made him an action movie star. In the 1980s, Bachchan held a seat in the Indian Parliament.

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Amitabh Bachchan is an Indian film actor, film producer, television host, occasional playback singer and former politician. He first gained popularity in the early 1970s for films such as Zanjeer, Deewaar and Sholay, and was dubbed India's "angry young man" for his on-screen roles in Bollywood.

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The Treaty of Ghent

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Answer:   Americans grew their own food during World War I to conserve supplies so that farms could support soldiers.

Explanation:Vegetable gardens grown in private residences or in public parks during the First World War were called "Victory Gardens". They were intended to reduce the pressure caused by the war effort on the public food supply.

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Pennsylvania allowed different religions, Massachusetts did not

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the apostles told stories about jesus

Early Christians explain their beliefs: The apostles told stories about Jesus. Thus, option 'H' is the correct option.

In the middle of the first century CE, Christianity emerged in Judea, initially based on the teachings of Jesus and subsequently on the writings and missionary activities of Paul of Tarsus. Christianity was first a tiny, disorganized group that assured individuals of eternal salvation. Christianity was first a tiny, disorganized group that assured individuals of eternal salvation. Believing that Jesus was the son of the same God as the Jews did make salvation possible.

Early Christians argued about whether they were to just preach to Jews or whether non-Jews may also convert to Christianity. Christianity eventually drew adherents from all around the Roman world, including Jewish towns. The writings that the Apostle Paul wrote in the years following the death of Jesus are now included in the New Testament of the Christian Bible.

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Marbury v. Madison is important because it established the power of judicial review for the U.S. Supreme Court and lower federal courts with respect to the Constitution and eventually for parallel state courts with respect for the others.

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Answer: Marbury v. Madison is significant as it defined the powers of judicial review for the United States. Supreme Court and lower federal courts with regard to the Constitution and, eventually, parallel state courts with regard to state constitutions.