Why was ancient greece divided into a collection bof city-states

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Answer 1
Answer: Greece was filled with terrain that was hard to travel--like mountains. So, Greece developed city-states for each of those areas of land.
Answer 2
Answer:

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Why did Parliament believe the colonists would accept the Tea Act of 1773?A. Revenues raised by this act would go toward paying royal governorsÍ salaries.
B. This act repealed the offensive Townshend Duties that taxed all imports.
C. The revenues raised by this act would go toward the defense of the colonies.
D. The colonial assemblies would collect the revenues raised by this act.
E. This act substantially lowered the price of tea sold in the colonies.

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The correct answer here is the option E.

The British Government thought that their increase of taxes would be accepted as they have lowered the the price of tea in the colonies and that the colonies would be grateful for a chance to get tea at the cheaper price. This as we all know did not work out and resulted in the Boston Tea Party  where the colonists threw large amounts of tea into the water as a sign of protest. 
The reason why Parliament believe the colonists would accept the Tea Act of 1773 is being revealed by the last option from the scale :
E. This act substantially lowered the price of tea sold in the colonies. They lowered the rea taxes in order to send money to Britain, granting the monopoly on the American tea trade. I am pretty sure you will find it useful.

How did Warren make the British and their colonial supporters look unsympathetic?

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R. Warren makes the British and their colonial supporters look unsympathetic by painting them as being indifferent the the pleas of the colonists not to continue to raise taxes. 

We can see the effect of Gideon v. Wainwright today when we see :Johnny has many of the same rights as adults to due process
A judge assigned to Johnny's case will determine the process to follow
His parents have the right to take Johnny out of a detention center
The court will provide Johnny an attorney after the trial process begins

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The correct answer is D : The court will provide Johnny an attorney.

Gideon v. Wainwright was a landmark Supreme Court decision. The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states are required to provide an attorney to defendants in criminal cases if they can not afford their own ones. The Court based its opinion on the Sixth Amendment of the Constitution.

Clarence Gideon was accused of minor burglary in a Pool Room in Florida and arrested on accusation only. He was too poor to afford an attorney and was denied one by the Florida judge. He was sentenced to five years in prison.

Gideon appealed to the Supreme Court while being in prison. He argued that he had been denied an attorney which was a violation of his rights under the 6th Amendment. The Supreme Court assigned Gideon an attorney and he received a new trial.

Gideon v. Wainwright is all about the court having to supply defendants that can't afford an attorney. So your answer would be the last one. 

Which source could you use to identify lakes, rivers, and other topographical features in California?

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A physical map could show you that

In the 1800s, why did the US government want to keep the number of free states and slave states equal?

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one of the main reasons why the us government wanted to keep the nmb r of free slave states equal during this time was to avoid war between the north and south , which didnt happen of course

Along how many major routes could people and goods travel into the West?

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Answer:

four routes

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