Many college students, including potentially Tim, were part of the antiwar movement opposing the Vietnam War. The vast protests and symbolic acts depicted a strong opposition, and the divisiveness on campuses reflected the depth of sentiment against the war.
Explanation:While Tim's feelings toward the Vietnam War during his college years are not explicitly detailed in the question, the broader antiwar movement in colleges during that time period indicates that many students, including possibly Tim, harbored significant opposition to the war. College students felt strongly about the Vietnam War because their peers were being drafted. They organized protests on campuses, culminating in actions like the erection of crosses to represent fallen soldiers, symbolizing both remembrance and protest.
By 1967, the nation was sharply divided between the doves, who strongly opposed the war, and the hawks, who supported it. This polarization was evident in the protests and counterprotests on university campuses. The language used by antiwar activists and the scale of the protests suggest a deep aversion to the war, which could be consistent with an opinion of 'hating' it.
It is evident that student activists were deeply invested in the outcome of the war, and their actions on campuses significantly contributed to the public discourse on the subject, indicating a likelihood that Tim's sentiments followed a similar disapproving view of the war, as reflected by a large section of the student population at the time.
The two European countries with the most colonoies in Africa were Germany and Portugal Belgium and Spain Germany and Italy France and Britain
Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, and Spain all had African colonies. British colonies included Egypt and Uganda..
Which accomplishment of thomas jefferson is shown on the map as unorganized territory
Answer:
The Louisiana Purchase[You didn't show the map, but that's the probable answer.]
Explanation:
President Thomas Jefferson commissioned James Monroe and Robert Livingston to negotiate a deal with France to acquire New Orleans or all or part of Florida. When they went to France to negotiate, Monroe and Livingston found that Napoleon was ready to sell a much wider range of territory to the United States, to finance his European wars. Napoleon was asking $22 million for the whole territory that became the Louisiana Purchase. The US team negotiated the price down to $15 million.
Then there was a constitutional crisis back home: Did the President have the authority under the constitution to make such a major addition to the nation's territory and spend the nation's funds to do so? Jefferson himself initially thought a constitutional amendment might be necessary to authorize such a large action. Ultimately, Jefferson simply sought approval of the purchase from Congress. He used this analogy to describe what his administration was doing on behalf of the country: "“It is the case of a guardian, investing the money of his ward in purchasing an important adjacent territory; and saying to him when of age, I did this for your good."
Why is it important for a citizen to fulfill there obligations and responsibility
it's called being a good citizen and citizenship is important
While in high school you need to complete a specific number of ___ to be accepted into a four year college
you need advanced "credits" hope this helps :)
Answer: course requirements
Explanation:
I got it right.
Which of the following is not a political party that emerged during Washington's term as president? Democratic Republican Democrats Republican
The opposition party adopted the name DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICANS, which suggested that they were more fully committed to extending the Revolution to ordinary people.
DEMOCRATIC-REPUBLICANS
many historians cite the stock market crash of 1929 as the beginning of the great depression however many people in the south experienced the effects of the Great Depression well before 1929. How is this possible? Explain. Please someone answer soon!
The people of the south began to suffer before the effects of the Great Depression due to the theory of dependency. The theory of dependency arises to try to understand the impact suffered by Latin Americans during the Great Depression.
This dependency relationship is produced by the intense investment of the United States in Latin America, which manifested itself in foreign trade.
When there are moments of strong expansion of the world economy, the demand for raw materials in both quantities and prices increases in the short term, however, in the long term, this trend changes and the quantities of commodity prices fall sharply, hence, before the Great Depression of 1929, many people in the South experienced its effects.
The harsh conditions imposed by the Treaty of Versailles after World War I most directly laid the foundation for the A) Cold War. B) rise of fascism in Germany. C) defeat of President Wilson. D) Bolshevik Revolution in Russia
The correct answer is B.
The Treaty caused Germany to go into a major economic depression that allowed for fascists to scapegoat its own population and rise to power.
.One result of the mass deportations that occurred during the genocide in Turkey was that families were and destroyed.
The correct completion of the sentence is: One result of the mass deportations that occurred during the genocide in Turkey was that families were separated and destroyed.
The sentence conveys the tragic outcome of the mass deportations during the genocide in Turkey. The use of the words separated and destroyed highlights the twofold impact of these deportations: families were forcibly split apart, and their unity and existence as a cohesive unit were effectively terminated. The term separated indicates that family members were forced apart from one another, likely never to reunite, while destroyed suggests that the family structure, identity, and continuity were irreparably damaged or ended. This sentence is often used in historical contexts to describe the consequences of such extreme measures taken against a population during times of conflict or genocide.
how does advancement in science and technology have increased threats to global security
the greater and grave danger that science and technology has brought upon global security is the disputes, civil wars, and battles which were made obligatory to support the Militarial Industrial Complex(MICs) in the form of weapons like Bio Chemical and Nuclear Weapons. which seems unending. secondly, with ever increase in technology advancement global security is also threaten by the cyber hacking where information is being steal to manipulate the other, some examples are in front of us like Julian Assange and John Snowden.
In a debate, an active listener should make eye contact with the speaker because it
shows the speaker that they are listening / giving their undivided attention.
an action taken by employers or by the government against workers who wanted to organize was
The answer would be Union Busting.
Answer:
Union Busting.
Explanation:
Union Busting refers to those activities aimed to prevent o disrupt unions, it could imply legal or illegal actions to particular purposes.
So, union busting was used agains workers around the world, to prevent their uprisings against industries. In United States, back then in the 19th century, when industries were popping, conditions were often unsafe, in those contexts were used union busting.
This type of government provides services that are typically not provided by general-purpose governments.
Special Districts are specific governmental units that provide services not typically managed by general-purpose governments, like school districts. Governments vary globally in service provision, with the US offering a mix of limited government ideals and essential services. Efficiency in government service provision may be challenged by private sector competition or improved through outsourcing.
Explanation:The type of government being referred to in this question is most likely Special Districts. These are unique units of government that provide services which are not typically offered by general-purpose governments, such as city or county governments. A common example of a special district is the local school district, which focuses specifically on educational services. However, there are other types that cater to various specific needs especially in densely populated areas where larger governmental bodies might be overwhelmed.
Many essential public services provided by government are considered public goods; for example, it would be impractical to selectively offer fire and police protection within the same neighborhood, as protection dispensed to some inherently extends to others. Furthermore, governments across the world vary in their role in providing these services, from minimal involvement to comprehensive cradle-to-grave programs, such as in Sweden, or through non-profit sectors in places like Egypt. The United States falls somewhere in the middle of this spectrum, with a traditional focus on freedom and limited government, yet it provides a substantial array of public services such as Social Security and Medicare.
When the government provides these services directly, it is often less efficient than private firms, except in cases where government competes with private firms, or when it outsources services to private firms through contractual agreements. This can be observed in local services like garbage collection, which can be managed by a mix of government employees and private companies.
What are some ways treaties were used to remove the Cherokee and other native american groups from their lands
The treaties were used to remove the Cherokee and other native American tribes from their lands by telling and persuading them that they would be moved to a better 'more civilized' place for new life opportunities.
what progress was made for the rights of black americans during the 1950s
it was in the 1950s and 1960s that the Civil Rights Movement – led by Martin Luther King Jr – challenged white supremacy:
In 1954, Rev Brown won the right to send his child to a white school. In a huge and unprecedented decision, ( Brown v Board of Education, 1954) the Supreme Court finally ruled that segregation could not ever be equal.
In 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat to a white person, inspiring the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
In 1957, nine black students, with military protection, went to a white school in Little Rock, Arkansas.
The 1950's witnessed the overturning of Plessy v. Ferguson in the Brown v. Board of Education. The Civil Rights movement also began in earnest in this decade. The Montgomery Bus Boycott, 1955-1956 as well as the founding of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) occurred in this period as well.
is poverty no longer a problem in latin america
T/F
The answer is false poverty is still a problem in latin america.
It is false poverty is still there
Poverty is on the rise. According to the latest social panorama report from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean. poverty and extreme poverty have increased since 2014. ... They determine how economic growth could translate into better living conditions for the population.
Historians estimate that a good portion of the indentured servants brought to North America were A. Irish. B. English. C. wealthy. D. convicts.
Answer:
D. Convicts.
Explanation:
North America in early 1800s was covered by cash crop plantations which needed servants.
Servants sourced and brought to north America ranged from slaves to convicts.
Most of the servants were conics brought to north America to serve their punishment by providing manual labor in the cash crop farms and even in the homes of their masters.
In addition to his fame as an artist, Leonardo da Vinci is also famous as a scientist. Which BEST describes a scientific achievement for which Leonardo is famous?
Designs in for flying machines
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Just did the test and got it right
This voting system was used in Georgia's primaries from 1917 to 1962, allotting votes by county in party primary elections and giving a great amount of power to rural areas at the expense of urban population centers.
County Unit System..
Answer: County Unit System..
Explanation:
The county unit system was a voting system used by the U.S. state of Georgia to determine a victor in statewide primary elections from 1917 until 1962.
Which of the following New Deal measures is still part of American life today?
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Answer:
Your answer would be the Social Security Act
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The following New Deal measures that is still part of American life today is the Social Security Act.
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Definition:
Social Security Act:
A system that gave benefits like: insurance for the unemployed, benefits for people that were injured at work, and aid to mothers, kids, workers, handicapped, and etc.
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Explanation:
The reason why the "Social Security Act" would be the correct answer is because this act is still used to this day. There are many people that are working that don't have the chance to get the right benefits for their situation and this was what the Social Security act was for. This act was very good for people that don't have access to insurance, especially during work. For example, if someone that works at a place where they drive a forklift, and the forklift breaks and the stuff falls on them, causing injuries, then they will have benefits from insurance due to the fact that insurance will cover them, and that is all because of the Social Security Act. Other benefits that the Social Security Act is still seen til this day. A lot of aid has been given to mothers and their kids to keep their health up, and people who are physically handicapped get things like handicapped parking spaces and etc.
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Why the other answer choices are incorrect:
Answer choice "the Agricultural Adjustment Act" is incorrect because:
Some of these factors in the Agricultural Adjustment Act still exist to this day, but it is not the whole act. This act was active from 1933 until around 1938, which had to get provisions in order to keep it. The provisions removed a lot of things about this act. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.
Answer choice "the Works Progress Administration" is incorrect because:
This was known as a thing that was temporary. This was temporary because this really only helped people get jobs during the Great Depression, while today people could find countless jobs to apply to. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.
Answer choice "the National Industrial Recovery Act" is incorrect because:
This law was taken down due to the fact that it gave the president way too much power that doesn't match the "checks and balances" that were set in the Constitution. Congress felt like this gave the president to much power, and left the other branches without any equal power to the president. This law was declared unconstitutional. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.
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-Julie
Billion dollar congress quickly disposed of rising government surpluses by
A.) Providing subsidies to wheat, corn, and cotton fibers
B.) increasing spending on railroads in other transportation projects
C.) expanding pensions for civil war veterans and increasing federal government purchases of silver
D.) Building an expensive new steel navy
C.) expanding pensions for civil war veterans and increasing federal government purchases of silver
How is Nazi Propaganda good? and why?
(Link Websites plz)
Why did the United States and Europe wanted to open Asia up to international trade? What made Asia an ideal place for trade?
1) Asia has a LOT of people which meant more money for them if they could open up trading ports and such.
2) Asia had things like gunpowder, silk, spices, basically what was considered rare goods at the time.
(And a secret 3d reason, Asia was pretty far ahead in most sciences and mathematical studies and if you could sneak a trader in there to get some of that knowledge then all the better)
Answer:
Asia was a large market, and at the time the workshop of the world. China in fact did not need any manufacture good from the West, and supplied tea, and porcelain. Therefore, the trade with Asia was vital to the West.
Explanation:
As noted before, Asia was a large market, with strategical trading posts, and luxury products such as tea and porcelain. The quality of the Asian manufacturing was the reason for the ideal place for trade, which progressively was balanced in favor of the West.
Gordon moore, the co-founder of intel, established which mis law?
The answer is Moore's Laws
Gordon Moore established Moore's Law, which predicts that the complexity and computing power of integrated circuits will double approximately every two years.
Gordon Moore, the co-founder of Intel, established a rule in the technology industry that has come to be known as Moore's Law. This principle states that the complexity of integrated circuits, and thus computing power, roughly doubles every two years.
This observation has been a driving force behind the rapid evolution of computers, transforming them into the powerful desktop and laptop machines we have today.
The inception of practical integrated circuits by Robert Noyce in 1958 and the subsequent advancement of the semiconduction industry through the invention of the Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOS) Transistor in 1963 set the foundation for this growth.
Moore's Law underlines the constantly increasing capabilities of electronic devices and underscores why a 4-year-old computer may struggle with modern tasks, as technology has continued to accelerate at this swift pace.
How old was Culp when she was invited to be the parliamentarian for the Texas state legislature?
Oveta Culp Hobby is known as a Journalist, Politician and civil servant. she was invited to be the parliamentarian for Texas when she was 21 years old
What diseases that were brought from Europe to the Americas killed many Native Americans?
The answer would be Smallpox.
The most destructive disease was smallpox but there were many others such as:
- The bubonic plague
- Cholera
- Chickenpox
- Typhoid
- Typhus
- Pertussis also known as whooping cough
and many others
Hope this helps :)
In which city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir presumptive to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, occurred on 28 June 1914 in Sarajevo when they were mortally wounded by Gavrilo Princip.
Describe some of the long-term effects the atomic bombs had on the people
Of course there was the whole city being gone deal. But there was radiation poisoning that killed those who were affected and the offspring of those who were poisoned. The towns themselves were gone and all that was left was ruble and were highly radiated for a long long time. People got buns and scars from the pure heat from the blast and some people had to have parts of there body amputated. There was nothing good that came from the nuclear bombs other than WWII Being over with.
The answer above was really good
What is the name of the system established to make sure that each branch of government can prevent the other branches from getting too much power?
The correct answer to this is: checks and balances.
The system of checks and balances is the system by which branches of government are limited by other branches. This ensures that no one branch becomes too powerful.
According to Madison, why are members of the judicial branch free from the influence of those who appointed them to office?
Federal Judges are given lifetime appointments which, it is hoped, makes them immune from shifting political winds.
So, they just need to be political enough to get appointed (potentially problematic) and then they can do what they want.
According to the establishment clause, how would society's posting of the ten commandments along with the history of religion and it's believes and practices be viewed
i need answer choices
Final answer:
The display of the Ten Commandments in public, when tied to the history of religion, must adhere to the Establishment Clause, which requires neutrality and prevents government endorsement of religion. Displays for historical context can be permitted, while those seen as endorsing a particular faith will likely be challenged legally.
Explanation:
The Establishment Clause is often at the center of controversies over the display of religious symbols, such as the Ten Commandments, in public settings. According to the clause, the government must not establish a state-sponsored religion or show preference for one set of religious beliefs over others, or for religion over non-religion.
In terms of displaying the Ten Commandments alongside the history of religion, courts are tasked with ensuring that such displays are not indicative of government endorsement of a specific religious belief. The principles stemming from the Lemon v. Kurtzman case including the Lemon test, guide these decisions.
Under this scrutiny, displays of the Ten Commandments have been both permitted, when demonstrating historical evolution of law, and removed, when perceived as endorsing religious doctrine.
While society might support the posting of religious symbols, such as seen in the USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll where majority approved a Christian monument over an Islamic one, the government's actions need to be neutral to maintain respect for the Establishment Clause.
Thus, a display of the Ten Commandments, if intended to and perceived to acknowledge the historical influences of religion on the development of law, without promoting a particular religion, may be allowed.
Yet, if such a display conveys a message of state endorsement of religion, it would be viewed unfavorably by the courts under the Establishment Clause.