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What were 3 pieces of symbolism about Bleeding Kansas in the Tragic Prelude painting?

Bumek [7]

Answer:

<h3>All three painting explore man-made tragedy, suffering, and death. All three paintings warn against inflammatory rhetoric and foreign entanglements (remember the violence of Bleeding Kansas was instigated by outsiders).</h3>

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3 years ago

Which phrase in this passage reflects the most important motivation for the english monarchs to sponsor expeditions to the india

SCORPION-xisa [38]

Advancement of trade of merchandise

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Hi there I wented to ask you guys if someone can please help me write a 1 paragraph (4 sentences) about the Oregon measures 107,

enot [183]

CICA 10 Voter Approval for Transportation Tolls and Fees Initiative Transportation Establishes requirements for when a toll or fee may be collected, requires approval for new transportation tolls and fees from a majority of voters statewide Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 11 Firearm Safety Class in Public Schools with Ability to Opt-Out Initiative Firearms and Education Establishes an annual class for sixth graders in Oregon public schools regarding firearm safety, allows parents to notify the school if they do not want their child to attend the class Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CICA 13 Public Pension Debt Initiative Pension Addresses unfunded liabilities for public pensions in Oregon Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 14 Civil Action for Offenses Against Animals Initiative Treatment of animals Provides a process for civil action and criminal remedies for offenses against animals Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 15 Civil Action for Injury to or Death of Animals Initiative Treatment of animals Provides a process for civil action to recover damages for the injury or death of an animal Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 17 Ban on Assault Weapons Initiative Firearms Defines assault weapons and makes possession of assault weapons a crime Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 22-24 Changes to Public Employees Retirement System Initiative Pensions Would have made changes to the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 25 Sales Tax Initiative Taxes Creates a state sales tax Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 27-29 Businesses Charged for Public Assistance to Employees Initiative Business and Welfare Charges businesses an amount equal to public assistance provided to the employees of the business; remits revenue to taxpayers Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 31 No Property Tax for People 60 Years of Age and Older Initiative Taxes and Property Provides that people aged 60 and older do not have to pay property taxes in Oregon Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 32, 38 Reduce Property Tax for People 65 Years of Age and Older Initiative Taxes and Property Reduces property taxes by 75% for people aged 65 years old and older Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 30 Gas Tax Decrease and Carbon Tax Initiative Taxes, Environment, and Transportation Would have directed the legislature to create a carbon tax on large businesses; would have decreased the state gas tax from 34 cents per gallon to 18 cents per gallon Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 35, 36, 37 Forest Waters Initiative Water Establishes regulations for aerial pesiticide treatments and logging near forest waters Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 40 Firearm Storage and Transfer Initiative Firearms Establishes requirements for storing and transferring firearms Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 41 Limits on Grocery Store Self-Checkout Machines Initiative Business regulation Prohibits grocery stores from operating more than two self-checkout machines at any time Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 42 Amend Recreational and Medical Cannabis Laws Initiative Marijuana Makes changes to state laws regarding medical and recreational marijuana Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 45 Forest Water Protection from Pesticides and Logging Initiative Water and Environment Regulates the use of aeriel pesticide treatments, logging near forest water, and logging on land with a high risk of landslides Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 46 Forest Water Protection from Pesticide Treatment Initiative Water and Environment Regulates the use of aerial pesticide treatments near forest water Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

CISS 47 Forest Water Protection from Logging Initiative Water and Environment Regulates logging near forest water Proposed ballot measures that were not on a ballot

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3 years ago

Place the following people in order from OLDEST to MOST RECENT

katovenus [111]

Joseph, Saul, nebuchadnezzar, Cyrus, Joshua, David, Solomon, Moses, Abraham,Jacob

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Please Help ASAP I have a 50 minute deadline!

loris [4]

1. I believe the answer is:

a. Freedom of speech was eliminated.

b. Enemies of the state were imprisoned.

d. Cultural identity was destroyed.

The communists policies transferred all the power in society to the hands of the government. This made the citizens to have very little freedom, and the citizens are subjected to the orders made by the government. Since the press in communist regime tend to be owned by the government, it is very easy to paint all of government's opposition in negative light.

2. I believe the answer is: changing Stalin's policies

The de-stalinization was initiated when Nikita Khrushchev rose into power. It involves removing all of stalin's influence in the government (firing all of his followers and backers). It also revert back communism ideology that Stalin implemented and reverse it back to pre-stalin socialism.

3. I believe the answer is: B. Economic issues

The economic policies installed by Krushchev failed to stabilize the russian economy. At that time, the price of basic necessities such as food and housing started to rose rapidly (between 25 - 35 %). This lead to many dissatisfaction among citizens and revolts started to appear opposing Krushchev's regime.

4.I believe the answer is: d. open the country to foreign visitors.

The purpose of this policy was to increase the national income from tourism industry which previously dead under previous regime. It also invites many investors from other countries to give their investment , which might lead to establishment of many job opportunities.

5. b.They increased censorship of arts and literature.

Both Brezhnev and Stalin believe that arts and literature could very much influence the way people think. Because of this, they increase the censorship of arts and literature in order to ensure that none of them were made to criticise their regime.

6. I believe the answer is: c.The Soviets wanted to reverse democratic reforms.

The previous leaders before Imre Nagy was backed by the Soviet Union. Nagy did not agree with how soviet union conduct its policies and initiated a democratic reform in hungary. Removing nagy from the government would reverse this democratic reform and bring back hungary to soviet's influence.

7. I believe the answer is: D.The Soviets agreed to make limited concessions.

Before they initiate the rebellion, all territories in Poland and Hungary were fully controlled by the soviet union's influence. Limited concessions refers to the territories given to each country in which they have a limited autonomy to govern themselves.

8. I believe the answer is: C.People could read about ideas contrary to state policy.

When the soviet union's impose heavy censorship to all media, they can control the narrative that perceived by its people. The media shall never paint the government in negative ways. When the censorship is eased back, many media would start to appear and criticize the bad things that the government had done, which might weaken the communist party's influence in the country.

9. I believe the answer is: A. They developed new and powerful weapons

During Khrushchev's reign, the USSR developed several nuclear weapons that are capable to create havoc to any country on earth. Khrushchev at that time believe that in order to maintain peace , a country need to possess a certain level of threat to others, so other countries do not feel that they could do as they please.

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