Answer:
Continentals refers to paper currency issued by the Continental Congress in 1775 to help fund the American Revolutionary War. Continentals quickly lost value, partly because they were not backed by a physical asset like gold or silver, but also due to the fact that too many bills were printed
-Answer:
c. Order.
Explanation:
Anti-terrorism legislation is a federal law that was passed/ accepted for the protection of the people's freedom and to maintain order in society. This legislation is seen by most as a huge improvement in securing the safety of the people.
But at the same time, there are those who oppose the legislation by stating that it only puts too much emphasis on the idea of order. Order is necessary but not at the level of emphasis that the government is making it. It is the belief that in doing so, it will only lead to the focus on maintaining order and the need to keep it, prompting other aspects such as freedom and equality to be deemed less important.
Answer:
Scholars of the Hellenistic period went to the Library of Alexandria because it contained
✔ scrolls
from around the known world.
The Lighthouse of Alexandria
✔ helped ships find the harbor
.
The Library of Alexandria and the Lighthouse of Alexandria
✔ no longer stand today
.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Everything except for the answer containing the word "bees"
Explanation:
All except for the first, are examples of parasitism because they are a benefit/suffer relation ship. In other words, only one of the parties involved is benefiting from the relationship whereas the other is being harmed.
During the Taiping Rebellion, the peasants rebelled. It was mostly a civil war which killed scores of people (twenty million people approximately). The movement was a millenarian movement (meaning it occurred because of religious ideology). The movement was led by Hong Xiuquan who claimed he was Jesus' younger brother. Hong Xiuquan wanted to instill social reforms such as collective property, equality for women and replacing Confucian, Buddhist, Daoist and Chinese folk religion with Christianity.
