Synagogue- the place of worship for Jewish people
Sabbath- lasts from Friday to Saturday night, day of relaxation
Kosher- a dietary law prohibiting Jews from eating certain types of foods
Answer:
Congress had exceeded its authority in the Missouri Compromise
Explanation:
The Court ruled in the Dred Scott decision that Congress had exceeded its authority in the Missouri Compromise because it had no power to forbid or abolish slavery in the territories west of Missouri and north of latitude 36°30′.
Answer:
1. True.
D. Monarchy
Explanation:
Stalin wanted to modernize the society in order to make sure to provide the people all basics to live a comfortable life. He modernize agriculture in order to feed large population. Monarchy is a type of government in which the state or dictator holds absolute control over the people’s lives. In monarchy only one person made all decisions in the country and has the power to control people's live.
Answer:
Austin gathers a militia and, with Mexican soldiers, marched to Nacogdoches to put down the rebellion. Despite the rebellion ending before his army got there, Austin won the confidence of the Mexican government. However, the Mexican government began to become distrustful of the loyalties of their American colonists.Explanation:
Answer:
Author: H.M Tomilson
Time/place of creation: 1912
Intended audience: People reading "The sea and the jungle"
Main idea: He thinks his colleagues are sloppy or not as good as they should be
Context: A man on point is writing about his experience on a boat. He alarms his views of the people he is with.
Point of view: The p.o.v is positive towards his fellow colleagues and says that they are good at their job. But also he talks down about them like saying they are dirty drunk men. He thinks of himself as a higher man than the rest of them. However, he doesn't think he is higher than his captain, but he believes he can do better under a better captain.
Bias: He is very biased towards the people that are good at their job and towards himself.
Accuracy: Primary source
