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<em>The Upper South to the expanding plantation economies of the Deep South and Texas. By 1860, over two million slaves, 55 percent of the entire U.S. slave population, lived in states that came into existence after the founding of the country.</em>
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Answer:
Construct validity- this does the test measure for the one that is intended to get measure
Content validity- it test fully for what is aim to get measure
Face validity- it does the content of the test appear to be the same to its aims
Explanation:
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The correct answer is punks.
Prison punks are those people who are usually very submissive and willing to do whatever the other, more powerful inmates tell them to do. Those other prisoners might order them to work for them, to help them out, and they will often use them for sex, whether these punks want that or not is not important to them.
<span>Drivers with a bal of .08% are estimated
to be about nine times more likely to be involved in a fatal collision than sober
drivers. Whereas for those drivers who have a BAL of .15%, the estimate
is stated 20 times. BAL stands for blood alcohol level. The estimation is
given by NHTSA which stands for <span>National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration.</span></span>
Answer:
On the night of March 4 Washington directed the emplacement of artillery and several thousand troops atop Dorchester Heights, overlooking Boston. The Americans had captured the guns the previous spring from the British at Fort Ticonderoga in northern New York
Explanation:
The English were already familiar with Brooklyn, having taken it from the Dutch in 1664 when it was a part of the colony of New Netherland and the city of New Amsterdam. Redcoats based in New York after the 1754–63 French and Indian War frequented the village, crossing the river for an evening’s entertainment at one of the numerous public houses, especially the Ferry Tavern at the river’s edge. Older officers called on the English-owned estates and were also welcomed to notable Dutch homes.
Understanding the importance of intelligence, Washington now sent spies to infiltrate British ranks in their Long Island military installations, Brooklyn representing the westernmost tip of that “long” island.
