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What kind of military force did the confederation government have

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Just like their Union counterparts, the Confederate Army hadtroops, a navy fleet and cavalry.  Theirstrength lies in the fact that they had skilled and brave commanders leadingtheir troops.  Generals like Robert E.Lee, JEB Stuart, Stonewall Jackson and AP Hill among others were skillfulcommanders and tacticians who won many victories in the early part of the war.

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Jamar is doing research on the life and death of Tutankhamen for a student paper. What would be the best choice as a source for information?a museum exhibit about life in ancient Egypt
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Answer:a documentary film made by a Tutankhamen expert

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HELP! QUICK! how did the Industrial Revolution affect the Political, Social, Economic, Population, and Transportationional aspects of the North, South, West, and MidWest

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one positive effect of the Industrial revolution was the increasing wealth for the already wealthy, however the poor got poorer, because the machines made was taken over their jobs and they was given low wages. The workers also hade to work for 12-14 hours for 6 days a week. Also farmers lost the farms to land owners because wool was in high demand. The tenant farmers who lost their jobs was forced to move into the city because it had more jobs opportunities. Transportation wise the industrial revolution lead to the invention of the Trolley. The trolley allowed people to able to live farther from work.

This is mostly what I know about the industrial revolution

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The Industrial Revolution had many positive effects. Among those was an increase in wealth, the production of goods, and the standard of living. People had access to healthier diets, better housing, and cheaper goods. In addition, education increased during the Industrial Revolution.

What impact did the new deal have on various ethnic groups

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FDR failed to support civil rights for African Americans. Mexican Americans worked for low wages. Native Americans benefited from the worked for low wages. Native Americans benefited from the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934.

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The beliefs of which ancient Egyptian are most similar to Abraham's beliefs?Akhenaten
Imhotep
Hatshepsut
Tutankhamun

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The Akhenaten.
It was a short lived religion, it was monotheistic. How ever it died after the king died.

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The correct answer is Akhenaten

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how did thomas jefferson,abraham lincoln, and theodre roosevelt each increase the power and role of the president

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My guess is- making new laws and getting democracy to vote

How many countries are in Latam

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Im not sure what latam is...but heres what i found

There are 21 main countries in Latin America

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