What kinds of information and innovations allowed Prince Henry of Portugal to
explore the African coast and expand trade?

Answer:~At the center, information about tides and currents was collected, more accurate charts and maps were drawn, techniques for determining longitude were improved, and new ship designs (such as the caravel) were developed

Answer:

At the center, information about tides and currents was collected, more accurate charts and maps were drawn, techniques for determining longitude were improved, and new ship designs (such as the caravel) were developed.

Explanation:

7. What do we call the idea that one country should rule other countries?
A. Imperialism
B. Reconstruction
C. Government

The moral code of a society refers to

What do you notice about the location of all the battles in Texas?

19. What did the Great Compromise decide?
(1 Point)
O representation in Congress
O the names of political parties
O the system of checks and balances
O process of selecting the president

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Which of the following is NOT a consumer good?
a. appliances
b. clothing
c. wealth
d. food

What reputation did Emma as Charles Mayberry have in Louisville?
A A Northern sympathizer
B A good merchant
C Southern sympathizer
D a spy

What does Percy discover about his father?

Land parcels in the American Midwest tend to be rectilinear because Group of answer choices Spanish colonists laid out settlements in a rigid geometric pattern there were no mountains or rivers to use as boundaries Native American settlement patterns were rectangular the federal survey system adopted in the late eighteenth century imposed a geometric pattern on the landscape English-speaking settlers replicated the landscape patterns of England

Write the sentence as an equation.

389 less than z is 352

Why do we need to change the concept of history from exclusivity to inclusivity in accepting historical sources and evidences?​

As a composer, Giovanni Gabrielli
was known for his
A. use of dynamics (loudness and softness).
B. his fully orchestrated symphonies.
C. his monotone, uneventful music.

The Fifth Amendment proctects people from having to

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From the speech “I have a dream” Martin Luther king Jr.

Why do you think the black community withstood such violent attacks without
esponding with their own violent retaliations?

can someone answer plz​

Why was the Double V campaign necessary?

Which countries invade France and defeat them? This leads to Louix XVI being put to death

What does "social distinctions may be based only on common utility" mean?

How did the United States change as it expanded westward?

Help ASAP please Which of the following is a responsibility reserved for STATE governments?
A
education of residents
B
establishment of post offices
С
regulation of trade with other states
D
creation of immigration policy

Who was William Shakespeare?

1. He was an important scientist.
2. He invented the printing press.
3. He was an important playwright.
4. He wrote major religious literature.

Describe ONE way in which imperialism contributed to global migrations in the nineteenth century.

Which of the following groups were NOT forced to become Gladiators?
Slaves
Poor citizens of Rome
Prisoners of war
Criminals

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1. Discuss the importance of technological developments to the outcome of ONE Twentieth

Arrange the events in their correct order to highlight the rise of power of the Nazi Party

Full meaning of OPEC

Which additional point could be added to the outline above?
Effects of the French
and Indian War on the
British
Increased debt
dramatically
Increased size of the
empire in the Americas
Created bitterness and
contempt toward the
colonists' fighting style
2

How is Percy’s Jackson's mom rebellious?

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6. The Cold War was the ideological, political, and economic conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union following World War II. During the Cold War, each country tried to limit the other country's influence around the world by building nuclear weapons, supplying weapons and money to other countries to gain their support, and spreading false information about the other. While the two countries never came into direct, open conflict with each other, they did come into indirect conflict numerous times. This included the Cuban Missile Crisis, when the world seemed on the edge of a nuclear war.


A historian has made the claim that too much is being made of the Cold War and that it was never a significant threat to world peace, as proven by the fact that the United States and the Soviet Union never went to war.


Read these excerpts from speeches given by Nikita Khrushchev, Fidel Castro, and John F. Kennedy during the Cold War. Use the information from the three passages to write a historical essay that responds to the historian's claim. Be sure to include an introduction paragraph with a thesis, body paragraphs with at least three pieces of evidence supporting your thesis, a counterclaim to your thesis, and a refutation of that counterclaim. Finally, include a conclusion paragraph restating your thesis and the evidence supporting it.


Passage 1: Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev addressed the UN Assembly in 1960 after U.S. military aircraft allegedly entered Soviet airspace.

We saw a dangerous manifestation of the work of these forces last spring when the aircraft of one of the largest States Members of the United Nations, the United States of America, treacherously invaded the air space of the Soviet Union and that of other States. What is more, the United States has elevated such violations of international law into a principle of deliberate State policy. The aggressive intrusion into our country by a United States aircraft and the whole course of the United States Government's subsequent behaviour showed the peoples that they were dealing with a calculated policy on the part of the United States Government, which was trying to substitute brigandage for international law and treachery for honest negotiations between sovereign and equal States.3

Passage 2: Cuban prime minister Fidel Castro made a speech in 1961 after the United States sponsored the failed Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba, a Soviet ally.

Our position is that we will fight to the last man, but we do not want direct aggression. We do not wish to suffer the destruction that aggression would bring. If the aggression comes, it will meet the total resistance of our people.


. . . They are the ones who are bringing the world to the brink of war through their warlike spirit, their own contradictions, and their economic problems which cause them to provoke a series of crises in order to maintain their war economy. Their factories run only when they are building war material. Their regime is marching toward a crisis. It is not like our economy, which is perfectly planned.4

Passage 3: U.S. president John F. Kennedy addressed the United States after it was discovered that the Soviet Union had placed nuclear weapons in Cuba, just 70 miles from the U.S. border.

I want to take this opportunity to report on the conclusions which this Government has reached on the basis of yesterday's aerial photographs which will be made available tomorrow, as well as other indications, namely, that the Soviet missile bases in Cuba are being dismantled, their missiles and related equipment are being crated, and the fixed installations at these sites are being destroyed.


The United States intends to follow closely the completion of this work through a variety of means, including aerial surveillance, until such time as an equally satisfactory international means of verification is effected.5