The correct chronological sequence is:
2- Declaration of Independence
4- Articles of Confederation
1- US Constitution
3- Bill of Rights
In 1776, the United States declared itself as an independent nation, breaking out of the Kingdom of Great Britain's power.
After that, in 1781, the 13 original states of the United States came up with the Articles of Confederation, that served as their first constitution.
In 1787, during the Philadelphia Convention, the United States constitution was written and in 1789 ratified, replacing the Articles of Confederation.
The Bill of Rights was created in 1789, and ratified in 1791, and composes the ten first amendments to the US Constitution.
Answer:
c. A cigarette maker diversifying into packaged food.
Explanation:
There are two types of diversifications: related an unrelated. We talk about unrelated diversification when some industry or business gets into new markets by manufacturing products which are new and have no relation with it. In this example, cigarettes have nothing to do with packaged food, so diversification is classified as unrelated.
<span>A. French began to settle colonies in the early 1600's B. Samuel de Champlain made 11 voyages to explore lands along the St. Lawrence River. He established settlement on the banks of the river named Quebec</span>
The correct answer is D) There would likely not be life on Earth because its surface would be much colder and Earth's water would be frozen.
Life on Earth could be affected if the atmosphere did NOT contain greenhouse gases in the following way: "There would likely not be life on Earth because its surface would be much colder and Earth's water would be frozen."
Scientists agree that this is basically the importance of greenhouse gases on the atmosphere of planet earth. Without these gases, the surface of the earth would have an average temperature of minus 18 centigrades. Many life forms as we know them could not survive under this hairs climate condition. Furthermore, most of the surface of the earth would be covered on ice.
