Answer:
My answer
Explanation:
A hypothesis in my own words is a basic idea of what YOU think will happen during your test. So, it could be wrong or be right, you won't know until you test it to find out, or unless you're proven wrong or right while doing your test.
Answer:
Alternative A
Explanation:
The Inca empire was called Tahuantinsuyu which means "Land of the Four Quarters" and each of the four provinces was governed by a leader named Apu. The reason for this division was to facilitate the control and administration of the empire. To govern a large territory they needed fast communication so they created roads to improve the way of messengers through the empire, reducing the time for valuable messages to be delivered to the leaders within a few days.
Excessive interrogations and crosschecking from other family members was required of immigrants processed at angel island but not those processed at Ellis island.
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The immigrants at Ellis Island were treated more fairly as compared to those that tried to immigrate through Angel Island. The interrogations at Ellis Island were small which were preceded by a minute’s worth of physical checking and evaluation, which needed to be passed to move onto the part where the inspector checked their documents and cross-questioned lightly.
The whole process took way less than it took on Angel Island. At Angel island, the physical evaluation process was the same, but they had to go through a gruelling amount and difficulty of questions, after which they were verified from any family members that already lived in America. Through Angel Island, the whole process of immigration took about months of preparation in advance, and any difference in the testimony of the family members and the applicant led to excessive difficulty in the procedure and risked deportation as well.
Answer: e) the revision of the Articles of Confederation
Explanation: The point of the event was decide how America was going to be governed. Although the Convention had been officially called to revise the existing Articles of Confederation, many delegates had much bigger plans.
