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Do you think the work of depression-era writers can be read for historical value? Explain

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What is the definition of a kin-based society?

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Why is Locke's natural rights so important and why should government protect natural rights?

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The everyday language people speak in a region.

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Protection for individual rights in U. S. society reflects the idea that all people have

divine rights

natural rights

right to consent

unlimited rights

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Write three sentences that describe the terrain of Mesopotamia

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Why did hurler hate Jews

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The three steps governments follow to create public policy are

a. identifying a problem, publicizing a plan, and implementing policy.

b. identifying a problem, developing a plan, and referring it to Congress.

c. identifying a problem, referring it to Congress, and developing a plan.

d. identifying a problem, developing a plan, and implementing policy.

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Why was hernan cortes horrified by the aztecs

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Researchers used cottonseed derived from mexico to create an improved cottonseed. what was the effect of the new cottonseed on the industry

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What does this political cartoon reveal about Germany's attitude toward signing the treaty of Versailles

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In what ways was britain's salutary neglect a good thing for the colonists?

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Which of the following best describes some impacts of social reform in the early 1900's

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How did the Thrid Estate compare to the 1st and 2nd?

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What were the reasons for Dutch settlement on St. Maarten and Curacao?

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