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4 years ago

In what way was Marcus Garvey's approach to civil rights more radical than others?

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nignag [31]4 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is C. Garvey believed African Americans should form a separate society.

Explanation:

Marcus Garvey is well-known for being a Jamaican immigrant that thought that African-Americans should build a separate society. He was very radical in his thoughts, but that helped him to increase the hopes of many people.

slamgirl [31]4 years ago

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Answer:

Garvey called for African Americans to start a revolution.

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Why did the United States and the Soviet Union become enemies after World War II?

Bingel [31]

Answer:

The correct answer is B. The United States and the Soviet Union became enemies after World War II because they each wanted to promote their competing political ideologies.

Explanation:

The Cold War was a political, economic, social, military, informative and scientific confrontation initiated after the end of World War II between the Democratic Western bloc led by the United States, and the Communist Eastern bloc led by the Soviet Union.

The reasons for this confrontation were essentially ideological and political. On the one hand, the Soviet Union financed and supported revolutions, guerrillas and socialist governments, while the United States gave open support and propagated destabilizations and coups, especially in Latin America and Africa. In both cases, human rights were seriously violated.

Although these confrontations did not lead to a world war, the seriousness of the economic, political and ideological conflicts marked a significant part of the history of the second half of the 20th century. The two superpowers certainly wished to implant their model of government throughout the planet.

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4 years ago

What is the BEST description of the following list? 1. Eye color 2. Height 3. Hair color 4. Ear shape A) learned traits that can

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1. Inherited Traits and Learned Behaviors

2. Essential Questions • How are inherited traits different from learned behaviors? Vocabulary to Know: • Inherited trait • Offspring • Learned behavior

3. How would you describe yourself? • You might say that you have brown eyes, and that you can skateboard. • Let’s look at the list from yesterday… Are these inherited traits? • How many of your traits could also describe someone in your family?

4. Now let’s say that you have brown eyes and you can skateboard… • Consider this…does anyone else in your family have brown eyes or can skateboard? • Probably only a few of them can skateboard… but one of your parents may have brown eyes. Your eye color came from your parents, however you learned to skateboard.

5. Humans and other animals are a mix of characteristics from their parents and behaviors they learned on their own • A physical characteristic that is passed from a parent to their baby (offspring) is an inherited trait.

6. Inherited Traits • Eye color • Skin color • Hair color • Curly or straight hair • Dimples • Freckles • Height

7. Are your ear lobes attached to the side of your head, or do they hang free? • The shape of your ear lobe is an inherited trait.

8. Inherited Behaviors • A behavior is a way of acting. Behaviors can be inherited too. • Inherited behaviors are called instincts. (innate behaviors) • Many animals are born with instincts that help them survive.

9. Inherited Behavior examples… • When the weather turns chilly in the fall, animals prepare for the winter by instinct. (preparing for winter) • Some animals head for warmer climates during the winter. (migrating) Other animals find a safe spot and curl up for a long sleep. (hibernating) • Spiders spinning a web.

10. • Some behaviors are “learned” but not inherited. Behaviors that are obtained by observing, experiencing, or practicing are called learned behaviors. Learned Behaviors

11. Learned Behaviors - examples • Are you better at using the computer than the some of the adults in your family? If so, you learned how to do this. You did not inherit this behavior from your parents. • We learn many behaviors that helps us every day. These behaviors include how to make a sandwich, skateboard, and be polite to others.

12. Can you learn behaviors that do not help you? • Yes! • They can include watching television or eating poorly. Can animals learn behaviors? • Yes! Can your dog sit?

13. Let’s review… • An inherited trait is a physical characteristic that is passed from parents to their babies (offspring). • A behavior is a way of acting. • Inherited behaviors are called instincts. • Learned behaviors are not inherited but learned from others.

14. Quiz Time

15. 1. Which of these is an inherited trait? a. Liking the color red b. Having long fingers c. Wearing your hair in a ponytail d. Liking chocolate ice cream

16. 2. Which of these is a learned behavior? a. Having long eyelashes b. Having curly hair c. Heading south in the fall d. Liking peanut butter sandwiches

17. 3. Which of these can you change? a. Your instincts b. Your inherited traits c. Your learned behaviors d. Your inherited behaviors

18. 4. A woman is an excellent cook. Why are her children likely to become good cooks? a. They will learn to cook by instinct b. They will learn to cook by watching c. They will inherit her cooking skills d. Cooking is an inherited trait

19. Example Learned Behavior Inherited Behavior Inherited Trait Typing on a keyboard Blood type Migrating birds Tasting P.T.C. Winning at video games

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3 years ago

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3 years ago

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- Part of Medic soldiers that provide first aid in the battle field.

- to work as nutritionists for the soldiers

- To work as a part of red cross

Trained nurses had the option to either join their country's millitary or join a neutral party to be involved in the war.

If they choose to serve their country, their skill set would be used to treat ill / wounded soldiers in the camp, ensuring that the soldiers have the energy necessary for the war, or learn to use a weapon and join as the medic that goes a long with the soldiers to the battle field.

If they choose a neutral party such as the red cross, they can provide medical assistance for all the soldiers that involved in the war. Those soldiers are banned to shoot the redcross since they are only there to provide medical help to both sides.

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3 years ago

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Answer:

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