help me with my social studies please help me!!!!!?

Posted on December 4, 2011 by admin

1. The Americans formed a republic, a government in which citizens rule through (1 point)
elected representatives.
monarchies.
kingships.
appointed representatives.
2. The branch of the government that deals with the court system is called the (1 point)
legislative branch.
judicial branch.
executive branch.
constitutional branch.
3. Convention delegates broke the deadlock between large and small states when they approved (1 point)
the Two-Thirds Compromise.
Washington’s Compromise.
the Three-Fifths Compromise.
the Great Compromise.
4. What was the single territory that was created out of the lands north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi River? (1 point)
Mississippi Territory
Western Territory
Northwest Territory
Ohio River Valley Territory
5. Those who opposed the Constitution feared the national government would (1 point)
take rights away from people.
limit the number of new states.
limit trade.
require religion to be practiced.
6. Shay’s Rebellion forced courts to close so judges could not confiscate (1 point)
tax money.
farmers’ land.
smuggled goods.
criminals’ homes.
7. The belief that all people have a right to life, liberty, and property was promoted by philosopher
(1 point)
Baron de Montesquieu.
John Adams.
John Locke.
Benjamin Franklin.
8. Convention delegates agreed that the Constitution must be approved by how many states? (1 point)
3 states
all states
12 states
9 states
9. One major weakness of the Confederation was that it could not deal with (1 point)
drawing maps.
new states.
Native Americans.
the nation’s finances.
10. The branch of the government that is headed by the president is called the (1 point)
legislative branch.
judicial branch.
executive branch.
constitutional branch.

im going to help you but i dont want you to do this again study next time…1. elected representatives.2. judicial branch 3. the Great Compromise 4.Northwest Territory 5. take rights away from people 6.farmers’ land. 7. John Locke 8.9 states 9. Native Americans 10. executive branch study hard next time cause i wont be here to bail you out :)

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Why do Nature seem so angry?

Posted on November 24, 2011 by admin

"Mother nature’s revenge against human development"

People destroy the nature by doing the following things-

-people build cities.
-They use plant species for medicinal uses.
-The cut down tree’s to use the wood for furniture, paper and etc…
-They take animals and wildlife species into public places like Zoo’s.
-Logging,plam oil,cattle,farming.

The destruction of the Amazon would result in widespread flooding (worlds largest river system and flood plain), massive climate change resulting in the deaths of millions and the vast resources and natural treasures of the Amazon (most not yet discovered) being lost. Including plants with medicinal properties, which may hold the key to curing many currently difficult to treat illnesses. The Amazon protects not only from floods but drought, soil erosion and thus famine.

The homes of the tribal people who live there will also be lost, some previously unknown tribes. People who have had no contact with the modern world were recently seen shooting arrows at a plane that went overhead, they too will be affected and could loose their home and way of life.

There are hundreds of indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest. The indigenous groups in all of South America have disappeared or been torn apart by the colonization process, disease, alcohol, forced labor and war.

This vast rainforest remained almost untouched by the western culture until the first half of last century. There are hundreds of indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest. There are still over 200 indigenous groups in the Amazon Rainforest, talking 180 different languages and each with their own cultural heritage.

Indigenous societies possess an often unique body of cultural and environmental knowledge. The preservation and investigation of specialized indigenous knowledge, particularly in relation to the resources of the natural environment with which the society is associated, is an increasingly sought-after goal of both the indigenous and the societies who thereby seek to identify new resources and benefits.
"Every thing can feel sensations".

I’m not going to get very detailed, but basically everything in nature can feel, most people/modern science are not able to understand it, because they are not familiar with other dimensions.

PEOPLE SAY(retribution Of People)

"nature doesn’t have a brain"

NATURE SAY(retribution Of Nature)

"people doesn’t have a brain"

"Mother nature’s revenge against human development"

Nature have a Anthropomorphism.

anthropomorphism seems to be a natural human trait.

"inner nature of the land and a reflection of the inner nature of our souls".

Anthropomorphism is powerfully attractive, drawing people into deeper connection with nature and inanimate objects.
The perfect Nature is a animate being(a living organism characterized by voluntary movement).
While natural science deals with moveable, separable things and mathematics focusses upon immoveable, inseparable things, metaphysics (especially in its highest, most abstract varieties) has as its objects only things that are both immoveable and separable.

Nature do not "belong" to any one person.

nature have a Movables(animate) and Immovables(mathematics) things.

Damn nature, you scary!

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"16 Things Libya Will Never See Under NATO-Rebel Regime," listing benefits Gaddafi provided, including?

Posted on November 18, 2011 by admin

Do Europeans get these benefits in fact do USA get these kind of benefits What are your living Standards all Destroyed for greed of Oil! and Assets you have stripped from Qaddafi this is the man you call a monster? Wonderful system highest Living standards in just about the whole world! let alone on African Continent? Devastation all gone, Thanks for the Humanitarian Aid Mr Obama Sarkozy and Cameron shame you can not run your own countries as Qaddafi ran his?

• government-supplied electricity, water, and practically free gasoline;

• interest-free loans from Libya’s state-owned bank;

• housing as a human right for everyone;

• newlyweds given $50,000 for their first apartment to help start family life;

• free education and healthcare;

• literacy raised from 25% in 1969 to 83% – higher than in America;

• farmers given free land, equipment, seeds and livestock;

• state subsidies to study abroad and receive specialized medical treatment if not available at home;

• half the cost of new car purchases;

• gasoline at $0.14 per liter;

• no state debt or banker occupation;

• average professional salaries paid graduates unable to find employment in their fields until finding jobs;

• sharing a portion of Libya’s oil wealth with everyone, credited to personal bank accounts;

• mothers giving birth given $5,000;

• subsidized food, including 40 loaves of bread for $0.15;

• one-fourth of Libyans are college graduates; and

• Gaddafi’s Great Man-Made River system made the desert bloom to supply water to households and for agriculture.

Thanks to NATO, it’s all gone. Libyans lost everything, many of them their lives, other lost loved ones. Their liberating struggle’s committed to regain all they can. They’ll never accept NATO depravity. They’ll live again free or die.

A dictator can shower the people with all the gifts in the world, but what a dictator cannot do, is give the people their liberty.

When were you last arrested for saying something rude about the UK government?

When were you tortured to death for being a member of a secret society which plots the downfall of the government by democratic means?

Liberty and Freedom are so precious, they are without price.

The people of Libya are now free to follow their dreams, to speak freely in public, to write letters to the press and go online and make a thorough political nuisance of themselves if they wish.

Under Qadaffi the people of Libya lived in fear. That’s all gone.

I live in a country which still has a hell of a lot to learn. It is by no means perfect, but, because we are a democracy, the people can continue the struggle for change without fear.

Right now that’s exactly what some of the people are doing. They’re camped out in St. Paul’s Church Yard and no one dare lay a hand on them unless they want to feel the full wrath of the people.

The Devil in tempting Jesus offered him everything, including the world. You accept a dictator and you sell your soul to the Devil.

The people here in UK and also in the USA know the meaning of Liberty, they also know that Freedom is not Free.

Liberty and Freedom for all.

Power to the People

and, when we get fed up with the government, give them their marching orders. Better still send a text message – You are fired.

Here in UK we are about to remember our war dead. Members of my family and millions of others have died in battle so that we shall be free.

The Glorious Dead

http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=cenotaph+whitehall+london&hl=en&safe=off&biw=1071&bih=721&gbv=2&tbm=isch&tbnid=yYiyTneHy2jGKM:&imgrefurl=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cenotaph_London.jpg&docid=xlHtgp_oPPSJzM&imgurl=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/14/Cenotaph_London.jpg&w=790&h=1192&ei=JVe2TriyIcjHsgba6-jSAw&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=591&vpy=143&dur=388&hovh=218&hovw=143&tx=70&ty=184&sig=109419856804222523409&page=1&tbnh=188&tbnw=123&start=0&ndsp=16&ved=1t:429,r:3,s:0

"Only the dead will know an end of war."
Aristotle

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Should we have faith in military planners?

Posted on November 13, 2011 by admin

I tend to want to believe them when they suggest military systems that are expensive but are sure to be obsolete quickly. I know a number of Dept of Defense civilian employees and they are smart and honest and pragmatic. Still, one must think that the cost of a super carrier could rebuild dikes on the Mississippi River in New Orleans plus a hospital and some neighborhood clinics plus a lot of other stuff.

Probably should but not sure that they fully deserve it..

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Do flying Asian carp make water skiing particularly exciting in the Ohio River System?

Posted on November 11, 2011 by admin


I have seen on tv how the people in boats will wear helmets. They will talk of how they or people they know have suffered bad head injuries from these. I bet they could knock the daylights out of a person. These carp look to be big too. We should catch them and feed them to hungry people, seriously.

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Into what body of water does the mississippi river system empty?

Posted on October 30, 2011 by admin


Gulf of Mexico. 9:00 pm 9-29-11

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How did the river system contribute to the growth of the US and Canada?

Posted on October 20, 2011 by admin

I am studying for a 7th grade Social Studies test and this is one of the questions on it or a question related to it on the test. But how did it contribute to the growth of the US and Canada? haha:)
thankks!!:D

They were the major routes of transportation prior to trains and automobiles. Think about how far you could go today without the highway system. Before cars, they were the highway system. Major cities sprang up near river ports. The rivers were used to move people and goods from one place to another. Economically speaking, they provided a basis for industry (hydroelectricity, shipbuilding, dockworkers, transporting goods) and basic infrastructure (water, sewage, irrigation).

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Java question- String replacement?

Posted on October 4, 2011 by admin

I’m learning basic Java in school in my computer science class, and I came across the method to update the value for a String object.

In my textbook, the object ‘river’ was initialized to be ‘Mississippi’.

The replace method example:
river.replace("issipp", "our")

When I tried it, it didn’t work even when I added a semicolon at the end of the line.
My code:
String river = "Mississippi";
System.out.println(river);
String bigRiver = river.toUpperCase();
System.out.println(bigRiver);
bigRiver.replace("I", "E");
System.out.println(bigRiver);

Any help is appreciated!

Firstly in the replace method. It takes chars. So, try changing it to ‘I’ and ‘E’

but that is not the main problem.

the method bigRiver.replace(..) returns the changed string and it does not automatically update the string

So try changing it to bigRiver = bigRiver.replace(….).

So the code shld be like this.

public class Replace
{
public static void main(String [] args)
{
String river = "Mississippi";
System.out.println(river);
String bigRiver = river.toUpperCase();
System.out.println(bigRiver);
bigRiver = bigRiver.replace("I", "E");
System.out.println(bigRiver);
}
}

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What’s a good place to live in America if you have a low immune system….?

Posted on October 2, 2011 by admin

I know someone who has a lot of allergies, a very low immune system, and she can’t stay here: near the Mississippi river, because of the air. It makes her sick with histoplamosis. So she can’t live here. Are there any states that are good for your health that don’t have much allergies..? PLEASE HELP. <3

A desert climate with low humidity. Arizona and Nevada come to mind, as do parts of eastern California.

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what are two tributaries of the mississippi river system?

Posted on September 21, 2011 by admin


The Missouri River and the Ohio River. They are largest tributaries to the Mississippi from the west and east, respectively.

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