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Which civilization's writing has never been decoded?

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Answer: Harappan Civilization's writing has never been decoded. Harappan Civilization is a part of the Indus Valley Civilization. The languages of the Harappan Civilization belong to the Bronze Age and they are still today a mystery. This language is totally unattested to any source that is readable. This is one mystery that is yet to be solved.
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Harappan Civilization

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The FDIC's role in insuring the deposits in banks is an example of the direct role of the government.

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Federal Insurance body

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The supply of goods and services by the government  that is compering with the private businesses is called direct role of the government.  In indirect tole the government stays away from the market and acts as an empire so that it functioned efficiently and smoothly.  

The FDIC is the agency that provides  deposit insurance tp the US depository institutions. The National credit Union administration also regulatesCredit unions.

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true

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Why did spain's philip II try to invade england in 1588

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England was a Protestant nation and Queen Mary of Scotts was a Catholic who was arrested and put to death on orders of Queen Elizabeth. The Spanish wanted to see no more Catholics arrested or executed under protestant rule, so King Phillip ll wanted to take over England and bring it back to its Catholic beliefs.

What was the Columbian Exchange?

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The Bryson Tiller song "Exchange" sang by Christopher Columbus.

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The Columbian Exchange was the exchange of goods between the Old World (Africa, Australia, and Asia )and the New World ( Americas ).

In what century was the Jamestown colony founded?

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The colony of Jamestown was founded in the 17th century.

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Jamestown was the first British settlement in the territory of the modern United States. It existed from 1607 to 1699, after which it was abandoned.  

In 1606, King James I of England secured the right to colonize Virginia for two joint-stock companies: London and Plymouth. The London company hired captain Christopher Newport. On December 9, 1606, the Newport expedition, consisting of three ships, left the Thames mouth to the south. In April 1607, ships entered the Chesapeake Bay.

The British landed on the continent on May 14, 1607. The new fort was named by Jamestown in honor of King James I. On June 22, Captain Newport sailed to England for settlers and provisions, leaving 104 permanent settlers in the colony.

How does the Tenth Amendment differ from the rest of the amendments in the Bill of Rights?

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The Tenth Amendment reserves the rights of the states, whereas the others only reserve the rights of the people.
Most of the bill of rights is about our rights as citizens not about who/what in the government has what power

When did Stresemann become Chancellor of Germany?

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August 1923

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Stresemann was a deputy and chairman of the German People's Party. In August of 1923, he became chancellor of the Reich. Stresemann served as Chancellor for a brief period of 102 days. Because of Stresemann, the period of 1924-1929 was a time where cultural life in Germany flourished.

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In August 1923

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Full name Gustav Stresemann, he became the chancellor during the hyperinflation crisis. He was the chancellor for 102 days and he was a Foreign Minister from 1923-1929. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1926.

Born on May 10th 1878.

Died on October 3rd 1929.

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