HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

Which powerful religious group often tried to close the theaters in Shakespeare's time? A.
the King's Men


B.
the Jacobites


C.
the Pilgrims


D.
the Puritans

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Answer 1
Answer: The puritans because they thought Shakespeare's play where abnormal and distracted people from working for the puritans. The puritans actually burned down the globe theatre.

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That would be Charles De Gaulle

He is very famous for his dedication toward french. He joined the french army in 1909 and rise to the rank of Marshall at the end of world war I , after his heroic act that saved France at the battle of Verdun. And for his accomplishment, the France military chose him as the military leader in world war 2

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Charles de Gaulle was the leader of france during WW2

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South Carolina’s leaders responded to the Stono Rebellion byorganizing a new march toward Florida.
ending the slave codes.
enacting stricter slave codes.
freeing the enslaved people who started it.

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The worst slave uprising in South Carolina's history, the Stono Rebellion, started in 1739. The South Carolina legislature adopted the New Black Codes of 1740 in response to this uprising.

Race relations in South Carolina would be governed by these strict rules until the end of the American Civil War.

Thus, Option C is correct.

What purpose did the Stono Rebellion serve?

The Stono Rebellion was significant because it alarmed South Carolina's white population. Following the uprising, the Negro Act of 1740 was passed, placing restrictions on both white people and slaves in an effort to stop another uprising.

Overseers were executed while they marched, and slaves who objected were coerced into joining the group. When the group arrived at the Edisto River, white colonists attacked them and killed the majority of the rebels. The West Indies purchased the survivors. The immediate causes of the rebellion are still unknown.

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I think the best answer here would be C. 
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Christine is working on a project on taxonomy and binomial nomenclature. She has to write the scientific name for a velvet crab. Which is theright way to write it?
ОА.
NECORA PUBER
OB
necora puber
O C. Necora Puber
OD
Necora puber

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Answer:

D.) Necora puber

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Necora Puber

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