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which of the following explains the effects of sundiata keita’s establishment of trading outposts and caravanserais? the kingdom of mali quick check

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which of the following explains the effects of sundiata keita’s establishment of trading outposts and caravanserais? the kingdom of mali quick check 1. these actions helped create a social class system in Mali that hurt the economy. 2. These actions helpe...

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What evidence suggests that Mansa Musa I compromised with the non-Muslim people living in his empire? (1 point) O He refused to build mosques and Islamic learning centers during his reign. © He took only Muslim people with him on his haji. • He placed hig...

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Which of the following statements explains Musa's motivations for going on the Hajj? (1 point) O The Hajj was Musa's way of starting wars with neighboring countries. The Hajj was a demonstration of Musa's piety, wealth, and power. • The Haji was forced on...

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Which of the following explains an internal factor that led to the collapse of the Mali Empire? (1 point) о After leaders stopped spending large amounts of money, citizens believed their government was not powerful anymore. After new sources of gold and s...

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adding and subtracting polynomials what is the degree of the monomial? 7m^6n^5 5 11 6 7

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Which of the following best describes social characteristics associated with the Songhai? (1 point) O a strong Islamic influence, a focus on learning, and Arabic as the main language • a strong and decentralized government with important positions such as...

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What is the correct indefinite article for the noun bottes? un une des

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How is energy released from molecules to power cellular functions? (1 point O An ATP molecule releases a phosphate group, forming ADP. • An ADP molecule adds a phosphate group, forming ATP. O An ATP molecule adds a phosphate group, forming ADP. An ADP mol...

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unlike ferns angiosperms use blank to contain their embryos Seeds Spores Sporangium Pollen

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what are deities They are deceased family members people pray to for blessings and protection. O They are holy places with a building or structure built on top. O They are supernatural beings or lesser gods. O They are platforms or tables used for religio...

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africa to 1500s unit test why were iron tools and weapons an advantage to the bantu • They were easy to find. O They were cheaper to make than stone tools and weapons. O They were more efficient and lighter than stone tools and weapons. O They had religio...

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Which goods dominated the merchant exchange that supported the growth of the West African trading empires? (1 point) O iron and metal goods O gold and salt O fish and camels • guns and manufactured goods

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Which Mali leader is known for a famous hajj? (1 point) O Askia Muhammad O Sunni Ali the Great O Mansa Kankan Musa O Sundiata Keita

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Which West African culture is most associated with iron-smelting? (1 point) nok mali sahara nigeria

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Which of the following identifies a political characteristic of the kingdom of Ghana? (1 point) O Ironsmiths were highly respected in the kingdom of Ghana. O The kingdom of Ghana was located near navigable rivers. • The king of Ghana held all of the power...

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Which of the following is an example of an economic structure of the kingdom of Ghana? (1 poi O The kingdom of Ghana focused on trading with other nations. • The king of Ghana was an absolute monarch. O Ironsmiths were highly respected. • The kings of Gha...

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Who was considered the supreme source of justice in the Malian Empire? (1 poi O the Malinke O the dyamani-tiguis O the mansa O Kurukan Fuga

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Mansa Musa I's hai demonstrated which of the following messages? (1 point) O Musa's hajj demonstrated his lack of support inside his empire. • Musa's hajj showed his devotion to Islam but also his enormous power and wealth. • Musa's hajj demonstrated his...

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Which group eventually ended the Mali Empire and established its own? (1 point) mossi morocco tuareg songhai

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Which of the following describes political characteristics of the Songhai? (1 point) • Starting with Askia the Great, the main political tool was the navy and army. • All Songhai rulers used the ambassador system as a political tool. O Timbuktu and Gao be...

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Which bureaucratic policy helped the trade industry in the Songhai Empire? (1 point) O common weights and measurements O governors running provinces • administering justice O making alliances with neighboring states

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Which of the following rulers made the Songhai most powerful but also caused internal problems? (1 point) taghaza man of the blue veil askia the great al mansur

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Which trade route was too distant from East and West Africa to be used? (1 point) Silk Road Mediterranean Sea Trans. Saharan. Black sea

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Which religious institution banned trade with certain regions controlled by Muslims? (1 point) • papacy/Catholic Church O Greek Orthodox O Buddhism O Islamic caliphate

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How were Asian economies impacted by trade across the Indian Ocean? (1 point) O Asian economies faced a recession due to the importation of African gold. • Many traders lost money due to poor trade deals with Middle Eastern merchants. • They accumulated w...

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according to some indigenous, African religions, what are witches O people who make medicines and amulets to protect others from witchcraft O people believed to have magical power O supernatural beings or lesser gods O people viewed as both political and...

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What is the largest religion in Africa today? (1 point) O Yoruba O Islam O Christianity O Zulu

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What is an example of the blending of traditional African religions and Islam in early African societies? (1 point) O the building of universities in the Mali and Songhay Empires © the use of amulets by Muslim converts • the building of mosques in the Mal...

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Write the polynomial in standard form. Then name the polynomial based on its degree and number of terms. 8x + 5×3 _ 5 (1 point) O 5x3 + 8x - 5; cubic trinomial O 8x - 5 + 5x3, not a polynomial O 5x3 + 8x - 5; quadratic binomial O 8x + 5x3 - 5; fourth-degr...

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Who is in charge of the catholic church? Bishops or serfs or the pope or Lords

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Which of the following terms best describes the structure of the manor system? hierarchal Merit based Democratic Equal

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How did the Church support the perpetuation of the feudal system? (1 point) • The Church gave serfs land. O The Church taught that people should not spend their time pursuing wealth, but should focus on faith. • The Church recruited people to fight in the...

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Analyze the Church's response to feudalism. Which of the following was meant to counteract what the Church saw as the "general failure of feudalism"? (1 point) • the Truce of God • commendations • the system of homage • fiefs with knights

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Comparing the roles of feudalism before and after the bubonic plague, what impact did the disease have on labor and the role of peasants? (1 point) O increased social mobility O increased reliance on nobility O reduced wages • decreased landownership oppo...

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During cellular respiration, four total ATP are produced when pyruvic acid is created. What else is produced as a result of this reaction? (1 point) heat water sugar oxygen

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Identify the byproduct of lactic acid fermentation. (1 poin pyruvic acid lactic acid oxygen carbon dioxide

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When a reaction releases more energy than it uses, it is called (1 poin catalyst emeritus exothermic O lactic

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which equation best models, cellular respiration 6H20 + 6CO, + Energy - CgH1206 + 602 O CgH1206 + 602 - 6H20 + 6C02 + Energy O C6H1206 + 602 + 6C02 - 6H20 + Energy O 6H20 + 6C0, - CgH1206 + 60, + Energy

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During which phase of cellular respiration is carbon dioxide released? (1 point) O electron transport chain digestion O glycolysis O Krebs cycle

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Which statement is true? (1 point) O Endotherms can insulate (stop heat loss from) their bodies but can only control their body temperature by choice. Ectotherms cannot insulate (stop heat loss from) their bodies and can only control their body temperatur...

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How can Gram staining be used to determine how bacteria respond to their environments? (1 point) O Gram staining helps scientists visualize bacterial antibiotic resistance. O Gram staining helps scientists visualize the composition of bacterial cell membr...

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Which statement is true? (1 point) • Most protists only respire with oxygen. • Most protists can respire with and without oxygen at will. • Most protists only respire without oxygen. O Most protists can respire with small amounts of oxygen.

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compare and contrast the ways these other worlds impacted the real world for the characters in the books the secret life of walter mitty and the sound of thunder

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What key factor influenced the spread of feudalism in Western Europe during the Middle Ages? (1 point) • decline of centralized power and infrastructure • growing importance of commerce and international trade • innovations in agricultural techniques • in...

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Multiple Choice Which event in "Borders" is an example of a flashback? (1 point) • The mother tells the border guards she is going to visit her daughter in Salt Lake City. © The narrator drinks an Orange Crush as the family drives Laetitia to the border....

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How is cell differentiation different than mitosis? (1 point) O Cell differentiation does not cause proliferation. • Cell differentiation only occurs after a wound. • Cell differentiation produces cells with different gene expressions. • Cell differentiat...

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What type of farming were the Maya best known for? (1 point) iriigation raised feilds slash and burn chinampas

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What advantages did Mayan cities have? (1 point) Mayan cities decentralized from the larger empire choosing to only trade within their city-state, which boosted the local economies. • Mayan cities had an advanced understanding of Western philosophy and se...

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Which statement explains how the Maya manipulated their environment using technology? (1 point) • They used tools to study the stars to understand step terraces. They used tools to construct buildings from local materials. • They used axes to carve step t...

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How did the Maya manipulate the land to suit their agricultural needs? (1 point) O They built irrigation systems from the river valley and brought it to cities. O They built terrace steps into the hillside and practiced slash and burn agriculture. • They...

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Which of the following could be used as evidence for a hypothesis supporting the internal decline of the Mayas? (1 point) • The Toltec were aggressive neighbors to the Maya • A volcanic eruption destroyed Mayan civilization. O The region where the Maya li...

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Which of the following represents an external factor for civilization decline? (1 poi O a prolonged drought O the outbreak of disease O foreign invasion a cataclysmic volcanic eruption

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Which of the following could be determined after an investigation of land and resource use practices of the Maya? (1 point) O Slash and burn agriculture had minimal long-term consequences. C Deforestation allowed for constantly full reservoirs. • Food rem...

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Which of the following would be most important in analyzing a historian's interpretation of a past event? (1 point) • an understanding of the types of sources used by the historian O knowledge of where the historian attended college • knowledge of whether...

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Which of the following best summarizes how the Aztec Empire was created? (1 point) O The Mexica partnered with the Tepanecs of Azcapotzalco through marriage to begin creating an empire. • The Mexica started the Triple Alliance with two other groups in ord...

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Which of the following statements best shows the extent of the Aztec Empire? (1 point) • The Aztec Empire covered all of what is now modern-day Mexico, as well as the Valley of Mexico. Although it began in the Valley of Mexico, the Aztec Empire expanded t...

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The Rise of the Aztec Empire Quick Check Which of the following statements best explains why the Aztecs used chinampas in their agricultural practices? (1 point) The Aztecs used chinampas to reclaim farmland from lake or marshlands and create plots of lan...

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How did the Aztecs use canals and channels in their daily lives? (1 point) • These helped to protect many of the cities throughout the Aztec Empire by creating barriers. • These allowed them to collect rain, runoff, and flood waters to irrigate their crop...

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Which of the following statements best summarizes the Aztec Empire's methods of rule? (1 point) O Local rulers in each city-state had the most power within the empire compared to anyone else. • It was led by an emperor who represented a god, and each city...

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Which statement best summarizes the development and expansion of the Inca Empire? (1 point) • The Inca benefited from the use of advanced weapons, to conquer their neighbors. O The Inca conquered a diverse set of ethnic groups across the Andes Mountains....

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What Inca city was abandoned before the arrival of the Spanish, leaving its buildings and artifacts intact? (1 point) O Machu Picchu O Wari Tiwanaku O Cuzco

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Which of the best explains one of the ways in which Inca used astronomy to manipulate their environment? (1 point) • The Inca used astronomy to enforce mandatory labor requirements. • The Inca used astronomy to plan the stone structures and plazas of Mach...

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Which statement best summarizes the methods of rule used by the Inca? (1 point) • The Inca forcibly changed the language of non-Incan peoples to speak only the Quechua language. The Inca forced conquered peoples into mit'a labor to prove their loyalty to...

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Explain the effect a university in Timbuktu had on the Songhai Empire. (1 point) O Taxes were collected on the students Europeans came to study at the university. O Many scholars and students came to learn at the university. • Many traders came to sell th...

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What was the role of the imam? (1 point) O to regulate the common weights and measurements O to collect taxes from the provinces O to run a number of schools at the University of Sankore © to inspect each trading center

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Which of the following explains one internal factor that led to the fall of the Songhai Empire? (1 p‹ O modern Moroccan weapons ( Mossi attacks O wars of succession O Tuareg attacks

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Which of the following best compares social developments in both West and East Africa? (1 point) • Their king's hajj helped the poor in both regions. • Trade with Arabs in both societies spread Islam. O Islam became an important part of both societies. •...

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What is the correct indefinite article for the noun chemise? un une des

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What is the correct indefinite article for the noun chapeau? un une des

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Why is the common cold virus difficult to cure in humans? (1 point) • It attacks white blood cells that fight off foreign bodies. O It is caused by a special type of virus called a retrovirus. © It is a spherical-shaped virus with many protein receptors....

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If a person has high blood pressure, the first step a doctor might take is to prescribe a basic blood pressure medication that helps the kidneys remove sodium and water from the body. How does this medicine work to fix the issue? (1 point) • It removes bl...

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Compare types of models. Which model best illustrates the formation of blood cells? plastic bone O computer-generated model photograph of a bone dissected pig

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Which important event occurs in the second trimester? (1 point) • The developing human can begin to move its arms and legs. • The face of the developing human starts to form. O The heartbeat of the developing human can be heard via stethoscope. The develo...

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You observe the growth of a group of plants that have been tipped over. How will auxin influence cell growth in the roots of these plants? (1 point) • Auxin will build up on the lower side of the root and stimulate cell growth. • Auxin will build up on th...

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How were European economies impacted by trade with Asia? (1 point) O They were motivated to form permanent colonies in Asia after growing immense wealth. • They grew wealthy and purchased many artistic and luxury goods. • They experienced economic depress...

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Describe Africa's role in the global economy during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. (1 point Africans in the Kingdom of Kongo primarily profited off of the slave trade with Asia. • Africa sold gold, ivory, and enslaved people while under the cont...

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xplain how East African culture was impacted by trade in the Indian Ocean trade network. (1 point) Traders from Asia and the Middle East settled in East Africa and shared their cultural ideas, especially their religions. • Indian merchants shared Hinduism...

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Why did some Muslim traders stay in East Africa after the ninth century? (1 point) O They set up businesses as a part of the Indian Ocean trade network. • They preferred the better weather in Africa. O They wanted to spread their religion. • They were for...

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Which statement best explains the impact Indigenous religions have had on the practice of Islam and Christianity in Africa? (1 point) © Islam spread through Africa as a result of conquest and trade routes. O Many a ine nikals and traditions of Indigenous...

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What was one approach Christians used to convert Africans to Christianity? (1 point) They conquered kingdoms in Northern Africa. O They set up trade networks. • They allowed polygamy. • They set up missions.

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Which statement best explains the impact of Islam on religious practice in the Mali Empire? (1 point) O Some people chose to maintain their traditional religions and some blended elements of the two religions. O Common people chose to convert to Islam, wh...

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How did the Bantu migration change the languages of Africa? (1 point) O The Bantu contributed to more than 500 languages spoken in Africa today. • The Bantu traded with other cultures and adopted their languages. O The Bantu adopted other inhabitants' lan...

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