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how can igneous rock turn into sedimentary rock? Through heat, erosion and pressure. Through erosion, heat and pressure. Through erosion, pressure and cementation. Through cementation, pressure and erosion.

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Match the president with their foreign policy. John Adams - Thomas Jefferson - George Washington- foreign policies: Alien and Sedition Acts, Embargo Act of 1807, Neutrality Proclamation.

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Why did washington have a statement of neutrality? 1- He wanted to show Spain that the US was willing to trade 2- He wanted to develop an economic plan with his cabinet 3- he wanted to spell out his policy on taxes 4- he wanted to make it clear that the U...

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What was the main reason for passing the Embargo Act of 1807 during Thomas Jefferson's time as president? 1- To help make the U.S become more self-reliant and protect its interests. 2- To make it easier to trade with European countries. 3- To create a new...

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What is the volume of the cone in cubic centimeters? Use 3.14 for pi. Round your answer to the nearest tenth! Cone measurements: Height- 9 cm. Diameter - 5 cn.

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What was the primary impact of expanded suffrage during the election of Andrew jackson? 1. Increased voter turnout 2. decreased voter turnout. 3. greater influence of minority voters. 4. more women participating in elections.

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Please shorten it to a single paragraph, thank you kindly.

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What is needed to turn an igneous rock or sedimentary rock into a metamorphic rock?

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What was one major economic cause of the War of 1812? 1- Decreased demand for cotton 2- Increased taxes on imported goods 3- Impressment of American sailors by the British 4- High inflation in the U.S

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What was a major political consequence of the War of 1812? 1- The end of the Federalist Party 2- The impeachment of President Madison 3- The creation of he Declaration of Independence 4- The annexation of Texas

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How did the Louisiana purchase change the territory of the U.S? 1- it doubled the size of the U.S 2- It shrunk the U.S by half. 3- It allowed the president to put Native Americans there. 4- It made the Spanish think about giving the U.S their territory. ?

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Which domestic issue led to the Whiskey Rebellion in the early years of the new republic? 1- Protests against british imports. 2- Disagreements over land ownership 3- Opposition to a federal whiskey tax 4- Debates over individual state rights

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Use this to answer the question below. One of the expedients of party to acquire influence, within particular districts, is to misrepresent the opinions & aims of other Districts. You cannot shield yourselves too much against the jealousies and heart burn...

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Who was John marshall, and what role did he play in the development of the American government and the Supreme Court? 1- A famous explorer who led expeditions to the western frontier 2- A prominent military leader during the War of 1812 3- The first presi...

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The opinion [Marbury v. Madison] which gives to the judges the right to decide what laws are constitutional and what not, not only for themselves … but for the Legislature and Executive also … would make the Judiciary a [tyrannical] branch.—Thomas Jeffers...

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Spain refused to destroy Negro Fort, a fort in Spanish Florida that was an outpost for freed or escaped African Americans. How did that effect Florida?? 1- it led to spain giving up florida to the US 2- The Seminole tribe of Florida had a stronger stance...

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Henry Clay's American System had high taxes on imported goods. How would that benefit the Western and Southern Territories? 1- He thought the taxes would help Southern farmers to ship things North. 2- He thought that Northerners would buy goods from the W...

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Which country was involved in the X, Y, Z affair that led to significant political and diplomatic crisis for which President? 1- France, Jefferson 2- Britain, Adams 3- France, Adams 4- Spain, Jefferson

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This person was a Shawnee leader who sought to unite tribes against American expansion. He formed a Confederacy of indigenous people of the Great Lakes region against the European settlers. Who? 1- adams 2- tecumseh 3- jefferson 4- pontiac

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What was a major effect of Lewis and Clarks expedition? 1- Mapped out the santa fe trail 2- strengthened native american land claims in the louisiana territory 3- encouraged american westward expansion 4- led to the war of 1812

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Wrong sorry! Try again, thanks.

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Whats the volume of a cylinder with the height of 5 cm, and the diameter of 3cm?

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Whats the volume of a cylinder with the height of 5 cm, and the diameter of 3cm? Rounded to the nearest tenth*?

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Please do try again, this answer appears to be incorrect.

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Thanks Wsp, I needed to check my answers annnd, I was correct! So are you, aka, Wsp is correct for december of 2023. 4/4!!

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The law that created the Bank of the United States made it the national bank until 1836. As that year got closer, most people thought the Bank of the United States was doing a good job. So, Congress passed another law in 1832 to allow the Bank of the Unit...

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People throughout the United States debated whether or not Congress should pass the Indian Removal Act. Below are some examples of statements from people who supported or opposed the Indian Removal Act. Read the opinions. Then decide whether each opinion...

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What were some advantages of using Robert Fultons steamboat for transportation? 1. It could transport goods and people quickly. 2. It was cheaper. 3. It had no advantages vrs other forms of transportation. 4. It could only be used in certain geographical...

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Pick one, please and thank you.

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