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number three is wrong the 12th amendment was ratified in the early 1800s though I was confused on what the question was?

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Answer: 3 isn’t correct. What’s the question????????

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Member of the chuch jesus christ of latter-day saints

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That's cool. I go to church too.

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Im a member of the Church of jesus christ of latterday saints as well

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What is the difference between a “cold war” and a “hot war”?

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There isn't such thing as a hot war. But if you are inventing it then it relates to the relationship between countries during a conflict. If you've learned about the Cold War (

Well a hot war is the same as just a war with the usual fighting and money or territory problems (Like ww2) a cold war is where there is NO fighting but jealously, trying to be better than another country.

In 1492, Columbus sailed hoping _______.A) to prove the world was round

B) to find an all water route to Asia

C) to help with the Crusades

D) to go around the tip of Africa

would it be a or b? I know it's one of those

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The correct answer is B. In 1492, Columbus sailed hoping to find an all water route to Asia.

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Christopher Columbus organized four expeditions to the New World. Christopher Columbus' goal was to find a route to Asian products to trade sailing west. But, instead of finding such a route, he accidentally discovered for western civilization lands of which there was no knowledge and that provided the kingdom of Castile with territories of an extension never dreamed of and many riches.

Christopher Columbus never achieved his initial goal: to find the route to Asia and trade with his products.

B would be you answer. The trip to Asia was hard via land and hope to find a better route

Create an obituary for Charlemagne. Remember that an obituary is an announcement of a person's death. It often includes a short biography and a summary of the person's accomplishments

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An obituary for Charlemagne will depict his life in a summary.

Charlemagne was born on April 2nd, 747. After ruling the Frank's for more than forty years, Charlemagne who was referred to as the King father of Europe has passed away.

He was a man that loved having scholarly works read to him. His court was also a center of culture. He unified most Christian lands of Europe into a single empire.

He was crowned as the Holy Roman Emperor in 800 C.E by Pope Leo III. He will be surely missed.

An obituary simply refers to a notice of the death of a person usually with a biographical sketch.

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Charlemagne, also known as Charles the Great, was born on April 2nd, 747 and died on January 28th, 814 in Aechen. He was king of the Franks (768–814), king of the Lombards (774–814), and first emperor (800–814) of the Romans.

As Protector of the papacy, expanded the Frankish state until unit the majority of western and central Europe, removed the Lombards in northern Italy, fighted the Muslims in Spain, Christianized the Saxons and was crowned "Emperor of the Romans" by Pope Leo III in 800.

The Father of Europe and Mycenae of the Carolingian Renaissance founded the Holy Roman Empire.

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You can continue listing his family members as heirs of the Holy Roman Empire and add his funeral information.

what do we call the transfer of goods, foods and ideas between the old world and the new world during the 1500s?

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The transfer of goods between the new and old worlds during the 1500s was called the Columbian Exchange

People living in the cold regions of Russia and Finland often build their structures with __________ to prevent them collapsing from the weight of snow. A. slanted roofs B. wooden walls C. underground shelters D. abode bricks

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Answer D

Above bricks

I hope that's help !

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A-slanted roofs

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"A" would be the correct answer to this question.

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