How did Liu Bang improve the functioning of government?

what is the difference in degrees between an actual temperature of 35 degrees and that temperature combined with a wind speed of

Ira Lisetskai [31]

The correct answer is 0 degrees.

There's no difference in degrees between an actual temperature of 35 degrees and that temperature combined with a wind speed of 40 mph.

The temperature doesn't change by the effect of the wind speed.

The thermal sensation could change by the effect of the wind speed for another temperatures but if you consult the chart of thermal sensation in function of temperature combined with the wind speed, you can check that a wind speed of 40 mph doesn't change the thermal sensation for a temperature of 35 degrees.

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3 years ago

What was significant about the printing press?

NISA [10]

Answer:

The printing press allows us to share large amounts of information quickly and in huge numbers. In fact, the printing press is so significant that it has come to be known as one of the most important inventions of our time. It drastically changed the way society evolved.

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K is for victory plz help me

Gemiola [76]

Answer:

1. Battle of Memphis, Tennessee

a. Date: June 6, 1862

b. Location: Mississippi River, near Memphis Tennessee

c. Union Commander: Charles Henry Davis

d. Confederate Commander: James E. Montgomery

e. Union forces: United States

f. Confederate Forces: CSA – Confederate States of America

g. Union Deaths: 1

h. Confederate Deaths: 180

i. Significance of Battle: The last time civilians without military experience were allowed to command ships in command, which represents a milestone in the development of the professional US Navy.

j. Battle Summary: The First Battle of Memphis was an American Civil War naval battle on the Mississippi River in 1862, between the Union Army (ironclads and rams) and the Confederate forces (rams). The final result of the battle was the eradication of a Confederate naval presence on the Mississippi River.

k. Victory: Union Forces

3. Battle of 2nd Battle of Bull Run

a. Date: August 28 – 30 1862

b. Location: Prince William County, Virginia

c. Union Commander: John Pope

d. Confederate Commander: Robert E. Lee

e. Union Forces: United States

f. Confederate Forces: CSA- Confederate States of America

g. Union Deaths: 14,462

h. Confederate Deaths: 50,000

i. Significance of the Battle: The Confederate forces drove the Union army from eastern Virginia and prevented the invasion of Maryland

j. Battle Summary: Second Battle of Bull Run was an American Civil War battle, fought near Manassas in northern Virginia. It was a decisive victory for the rebels, as Lee managed to win an enemy force, which was twice the size of his own.

k. Victory: Confederate

2. The Seven Days' Battle Before Richmond

a. Date: June 25 - July 1, 1862

b. Location: Hanover County and Henrico County, Virginia

c. Union Commander: George B. McClellan

d. Confederate Commander: Robert E. Lee

e. Union Forces: United States

f. Confederate Forces: CSA – Confederate States of America

g. Union Deaths: 16,000

h. Confederate Deaths: 20,000

i. Significance of the battle: This battle ended McClellan's Peninsula Campaign and General Robert E. Lee took command of the Army of Northern Virginia.

j. Battle summary: The Seven Days Battle (1862) refers to six different battles along the Virginia Peninsula, east of Richmond in which the Confederate army drove back Union forces in order to protect the Confederate capital of Richmond, Va.

k Victory: Confederate

Explanation:

These were the American Civil War Battles ( 1861 – 1865), fought over the formation and secession of the Confederacy of the United States of America. Eleven Southern slave states proclaimed their secession from the US and formed a Confederation. The other 25 states supported the Federal government (Union).

After four years, the Confederacy surrendered and slavery was abolished.

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At the beginning of this lesson, you listed possible reasons for the decline of ancient Egypt in the Notebook. Review your list,

Mila [183]

Answer:

At first I thought that the Egyptians were wiped out by famine or plague. I now understand that Egypt was a great civilization that was destroyed by multiple invasions. Although Egypt fought back when attacked, it could not resist multiple enemy invasions. Egypt has a great history of art and architecture, but its people were not skilled at making weapons. Egypt may have fallen into ruin over time, but it lives on today through its art and architecture.

Explanation:

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Which of the following outcomes occurred as a result of the U.S. invasion of

disa [49]

Answer:

C. The United States removed Iraq's oppressive dictator.

Explanation:

extra info:

the iraq dictator that was removed was saddam hussein.

why the other options are not correct:

- the united states did NOT win international popular support. it was actually the opposite, and other countries around the world lost respect for the united states instead.

- sunnis and shiites were not unified. they are still in conflict today.

- at the time of the invasion no weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) were ever actually found, and it was used as more of an excuse for the invasion to happen.

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