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What is the Group of 20?

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Answer: The Group of 20 or the G20 is a multilateral forum for the states of 20 major nations based on their economic output are able to consult with one another in an international forum. The organization began in 1999 in order to promote dialogue and discussion around issues to promote financial stability and in general the well-being of the global economy. 
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a group of 20 multinational corporations

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What was the struggle of the orders

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between the plebeians (commoners) and patricians (aristocrats) of the ancient roman republic lasting from 494 BC to 287 BC , in which the plebeians sought political equality with the patricians

How does the Internet affect the way people find and exchange information?

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The Internet provides a fast and easy exchange of knowledge and goods. People can search up a question and find the answer way faster than reading an entire book. It as well allows people to know what's going on in the world faster than when civilizations used to deliver information by foot.

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D) The internet makes both finding information and exchanging information much faster.

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When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate tapes to the special prosecutor, the prosecutor refused to accept any of the tapes.the prosecutor’s case against Nixon was heard by the Supreme Court.the Supreme Court put an end to the Watergate Senate hearings.the Supreme Court took charge of conducting the Watergate hearings.

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When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate tapes to the special prosecutor, the Supreme Court took charge of conducting the Watergate hearings. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the last option. Later when Nixon turned over all the tapes, there was an unexplained gap of eighteen and half minutes.

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The prosecutor filed a Supreme Court case against Nixon.


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The United States v. Nixon, 418 U.S. 683 (1974), was a milestone the United States Supreme Court litigation which appeared in a popular judgment upon President Richard Nixon, commanding him to accouche tape recordings and other summoned supplies to a central community court.

What are some key factors that led to WWI

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Accession of Wilhelm II to the German Throne
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John Brown delivered this speech on the last day of his trial, after hearing the jury pronounce him ‘guilty.’ He knew he would be sentenced to die. Given that context, what does this speech say about him as a person?

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He was prepared for the fate which God would provide--John Brown believed he had a mission from God and God would judge his mission. 

John Brown believed God had blessed him to aid in the freedom of slaves. He states in the speech he never intended violence but only wanted to free slaves from their condition of slavery. He has accepted his fate and the work of the system in making their judgement. He is ready to accept his death as part of his bigger mission. 

Over time Pangaea broke apart to form other continents. Which modern day continents composed Laurasia? A. North America, Europe, and most of Asia B. North America and South America C. Africa, South America, Antarctica, Australia, and the subcontinent of India D. Antarctica, South America and Europe

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Answer: A-North America, Europe, and most of Asia


The Pangea broke into the Northern continent and the Southern continent. The northern continent was called the Laurasia. The Laurasia constituted of North America, Europe, and most of Asia. The southern continent was called Gondwanaland which comprised of Africa, Antarctica, India, South America and Australia
A. Europe, most of Asia, and North America.
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