Answer:
a) Inventor
It was invented by David Alter.
b) What is it?
It is a system for transmitting messages from a distance along a wire, especially one creating signals by making and breaking an electrical connection.
c) What was an impact?
The invention of the telegraph did make the world a lot smaller. It help send information across the country faster than any vehicle. The government also used the invention for military purposes too. The government used this to send information and secret messages to other cities such as the capital during wars.
<span>Municipal government is the answer.
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The answer is true. There
was several times where the United States restricted the entry of certain
groups of people into their country. These
was regulate who would enter their country.
Today that is no longer being practiced as restrictions are now being
removed.
The correct answer for 1 is
<span>b. Arabs united under Islam and defeated nearby empires.
Arabs lived in numerous tribes and these tribes were often at war with surrounding people due to various reasons. They decided to united under the banner of Islam to fight and spread their kingdom and religion and this proved to be highly successful.
The correct answer for 2 is </span>
<span>b. weakened Persian and Byzantine rule and
</span><span>c. daring, effective fighting methods
Their armies used technology and strategy that was not common at the time which made them superior to their opponents. The Persian and Byzantine empires were weakened because they were constantly at wars with others and with themselves and this made it easy for Umayyads to rise.
The correct answer for 3 is
</span><span>d. The Umayyads expanded into Spain
When they conquered the entire Northern Africa region they crossed the Gibraltar and entered the Iberian peninsula. This was a crucial thing for the area because Islam became a big thing and Hebrews, Muslims, and Christians lived in the area until the Spanish inquisition decided to end that.</span>
Frederick Douglass
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