Answer:
The correct answer is D. Horses.
Explanation:
By August, 1805, Lewis and Clark believe the fate of the expedition hangs on finding the Shoshone and buying horses from them. It’s the only way the Corps can hope to cross the Rocky Mountains before winter. While Sacagawea doesn’t “guide” the expedition, her childhood memories provide valuable clues that they are on the right path.
Answer: Some new territories went both above and below the line of compromise.
Explanation:
The Missouri Compromise divided Northern and Southern states on the slaves issue. The compromised passed as law in 1820, <u>it forbade slavery in Louisiana and it considered Missouri as a slave state. Anything north the 36/30 parallel was considered slave free.</u>
However, since the state of Missouri was considered a slave state, the South had one state more than the North and it was considered that the slave states had more power, because a slave counted as 3/5 of a person.
Thomas Jefferson predicted that dividing the country between slave and slave free states would lead the country to civil war.
Justinian I is traditionally known as Justinian the Great. he was a Byzantine ( East Roman ) emperor from 525 to 565. He was always choosing efficient but unpopular advisors. His most trusted advisor was his wife Theodora.
Theodora was one of the most influential and powerful of the Byzantine empresses. Some sources mention her as not only the emperor`s advisor but also a leader during the Nika riots in 532.
Historian Procopius was very bitter towards the empress Theodora in his "Secret history".
• upsurge in the world trade
• rising population
• increase in money
• venture capitalist
• abundant supply of natural resources
• increase of consumer demand like iron and cotton.
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Explanation:
Science is a method of understanding how things work. It is important because we need science in order for things to work and to develop new technology that is used in every day life. It is personally important to me because I really want to become a vet when I get older and I would need to do really well in science. Even though science isn’t exactly my best subject, I am willing to put in the hard work and determination so I may eventually get better and learn what I need to know.
Science affects the world in many different ways. With the technologies that have been discovered we can now tell how warm or cold it will be for the next week, we will know when a tornado, hurricane, eruption or any other sorts of natural disasters will occur before they actually happen. This also helps out all communities. My family loves to travel, and if airplanes weren’t invented we wouldn’t be able to go to many places. We also need microwaves, stoves and ovens in order for us to eat supper, and fridges and freezers for us to keep our food in. We also enjoy watching television and movies, and I love talking on the telephone and listening to music. Without science none of these things would be possible.
Everyone benefits from science because almost everything has something to do with or involves science. In the future, technology will be even more updated. Phones, televisions, personal stereos, computers etc., will keep getting smaller and smaller and more useful. Science will definitely make things a lot easier in the future.
Science is everywhere; you always see it in every day life. Like when you get a ride to school from your parents, watch TV, talk on the phone, and listen to music, that’s using science. When you pass buildings science was used to build them.
