Answer:
Ok
Explanation:
I’m guessing you mean any topic so here is a paragraph i used on my homework
The “Point” author acknowledges that some schools have “‘zero-tolerance’ policies,” but he or she is critical of them. Explain why the author takes issue with these policies. Use textual evidence to support your answer.
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He/she doesn’t feel like the schools have done nearly enough to help prevent bullying.
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(Evidence)The simple fact that a huge amount of bullying still happens demonstrates that not enough is being done about the issue. The exact number of victims is hard to determine because many incidents go unreported. The National Center for Education Statistics reported in 2013 that one of three students is bullied either in school or through social media. This statistic includes both physical and emotional harassment. Either form can leave lasting scars on victims. Students who are bullied often become very stressed. They can have trouble sleeping and begin to do poorly in school. Furthermore, victims are at a greater risk of suffering from low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression.
(thats just something i used on my homework so you can use this for your paragraph)
Answer:
The first people to do so were the Akkadian's king Sargon (reigned 2334–2284 BCE). He conquered the cities of Sumer and brought them under one system of government.
Explanation:
Answer: He had 4000 troops with him.
Answer:
Its All three
Explanation:
I did it on Edge and tried just B and C and it said it was wrong but when I tried all three it was correct
Answer:
The correct answer is "The Republican Party".
Explanation:
The Whiskey Rebellion was a protest that took place in the United States from 1791 to 1794. This protest originated from a new tax imposed by the government regarding whiskey distribution and consumption, which increased largely after the Revolutionary War. President George Washington used federal government force to put down the Whiskey Rebellion, demonstrating that national government was able to suppress violent rebellions. This use of force was criticized by the Republican Party, whose repealed the whiskey tax later on 1801, when Thomas Jefferson came to power.
