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x^2+3x-10/x^2-2x-35 divide x-2/4x-28
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x^2+3x-10/x^2-2x-35 divide by x-2/4x-28
What is significant about the height of One World Trade Center(1776 ft)? (1 point) * A. 1776 is the number of American lives lost in the September 11th attacks B. The building had cost New York $1776 million to build C. 1776 is the year that our nation
Which issue is the central focus of these images created after September 11, 2001, and the implementation of the Patriot Act? (1 point) * A. Is there a need to give up some personal freedoms to protect the nation? B. Should the United States reduce oil
Explain three ways in which the computer revolution has impacted American society. Use details to support your answer.
What Reagan policy resulted in an increase in the federal budget deficit? (1 point) * A. supply-side economics B. deregulation C. increased defense spending D. increased spending on social programs
Ronald Reagan convinced many Americans that he would (1 point) * Captionless Image A. usher in a new era of prosperity. B. end the Cold War with the Soviet Union. C. use higher taxes to increase the public welfare. D. focus on practical action rather than
The Silent Spring by Rachel Carson heavily influenced which activist movement? (1 point) * A. the counterculture B. the women’s movement C. the environmental movement D. the Chicano movement
Which of the following describes an effect of the Watergate scandal? (1 point) * A. The country majorly voted Republican for the next 40 years B. Citizens had very little trust in the Government or respect for the Presidency C. Richard Nixon is remembered
Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade (1973) (1 point) * A. The Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional a state law that banned abortions except to save the life of the mother. The Court ruled that the states were forbidden from outlawing or regulating any aspect of
The first amendment Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines (1969) (1 point) * A. The Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional a state law that banned abortions except to save the life of the mother. The Court ruled that the states were forbidden from
Which state from the chart had the biggest increase in percentage of African Americans voting? (1 point) * A. Texas B. Mississippi C. Louisiana D. Michigan
How did African American voter registration in Louisiana change from 1964 to 1968? (after the Civil Rights Acts) (1 point) * A. Voter registration declined by 50 percent. B. Voter registration almost doubled. C. Voter registration did not change D. Voter
The Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 60s has been most commonly associate with this kind of Nonviolent Protest: (1 point) * Captionless Image A. Group lunches to raise awareness B. Nationwide disorganized riots C. Civil Disobedience D. Direct violent
20. What was the Supreme Court ruling in the Brown vs. the Board of Education case? What groups in America did this decision effect, and how?
What was the Supreme Court ruling in the Brown vs. the Board of Education case? What groups in America did this decision effect, and how?
Which states allowed but did not require school segregation? (1 point) * A. Colorado-Kansas-New Mexico-Wyoming B. Arizona-Kansas-New Mexico-Wyoming C. Arizona-Texas-Kansas-Wyoming D. Arizona-Mississippi-Florida-Virginia
The Cuban Missile Crisis led the United States and the Soviet Union to (1 point) * A. move toward détente, because we were WAY too close to Nuclear War B. tear down the Berlin Wall, because the USSR couldn't be trusted anymore C. fight several battles in
Which of the following factors led to public opinion turning against the Vietnam War? (2 point) * A. The long length (15+ years) that the conflict had dragged on B. Lyndon B. Johnson refused to support the Vietnam war and the public joined him C.
choose only 2 Which of the following factors led to public opinion turning against the Vietnam War? (2 point) * A. The long length (15+ years) that the conflict had dragged on B. Lyndon B. Johnson refused to support the Vietnam war and the public joined
Which of the following factors led to public opinion turning against the Vietnam War? (2 point) * A. The long length (15+ years) that the conflict had dragged on B. Lyndon B. Johnson refused to support the Vietnam war and the public joined him C.
The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, approved by Congress on August 10, 1964 What was the major agreement in this resolution? What did Congress approve of and support, and why?
What was the major agreement in this resolution? What did Congress approve of and support, and why?
During the Cold War, which factor did the United States and the Soviet Union hope would prevent either country from using nuclear weapons against the other? (1 point) * A. the Eisenhower Doctrine B. Keynesian Economics C. Mutual Disarmament D. Mutually
What were the main goals of the US and USSR during the Cold War? What factors kept the superpowers from fighting directly? Did the US succeed in its goals?
What were the main goals of the US and USSR during the Cold War?
What was the purpose of NATO as stated here? (1 points) * A. Countries banding together to attack and conquer Southeast Asia B. Countries banding together in the name of free trade C. Countries banding together to win the Space Race D. Countries banding
Car ownership ROSE the most during the (1 point) * A. late 1940s B. early 1950s C. early 1960s D. late 1960s
What were the motivations for Japanese American Internment during World War II? How did this act stand at odds with traditional American values?
Why was the call for reporters and government officials Eisenhower's his first reaction to witnessing the Nazi Concentration Camps? What did Eisenhower feel was his duty to prevent?
The posters above suggest that: (Select all that apply.) (2 point) * A. African Americans were encouraged to enter politics B. African Americans were encouraged to purchase war bonds to support the war C. African Americans were only involved in the war
The posters above suggest that: (1 point) * A. Women’s roles during the war did not change. B. Women served in factories and other jobs previously dominated by men. C. Women served on the front lines of battle alongside men. D. Women entered politics
During World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union were united in (1 point) * A. their opposition to Nazi Germany. B. their efforts to free China from communism. C. their embrace of democratic principles. D. their hatred of totalitarianism.
Which paragraph from the above text shows the reason for President Roosevelt adopting a "Germany First" policy to ending the war? (1 point) * A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragraph 3
When much of America remained Isolationist, why did Congress pass the Lend-Lease Act, breaking years of Neutrality Acts? (1 point) * A. Congress didn't think the President would actually trade anyone any American weapons B. Americans secretly couldn't wait
What policy does this political cartoon seem to support? (1 point) * A. Nationalism B. Interventionism C. Isolationism D. Communism
The bitterness and economic disaster left behind in parts of Europe by the Great Depression and Treaty of Versailles contributed to the rise of (1 point) * A. socialism. B. democracy. C. republicanism. D. fascism.
Match the New Deal Program to its stated goal and purpose! (4 points) * The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Social Security Administration The Civilian Conservation Corps The National Recovery Administration A. Provide a taxpayer-funded "safety
Choose two of the above numbered causes of the Great Depression. Explain how those two factors led to the Great Depression, and how they affected the life of the average American
Which of the following processes has contributed to the current diversity of organisms living on Earth? * Gene mutation, but not natural selection or speciation. Natural selection, but not gene mutation or speciation. Both gene mutation and natural
Figure 3 shows the frequency of alleles in the same population of Parrots in 1955 and 2015. Which of the following conclusions could be drawn from this data? * Captionless Image a. This population has evolved because the allele frequencies changed over the
Natural selection occurs in a population of organisms of the same species when the individuals * are genetically identical and exhibit the same characteristics are genetically identical, but exhibit different characteristics are genetically different and
Which of the following is an example of natural selection? * a species of corn is genetically modified to produce a natural insecticide, resulting in an increase in crop growth and a decrease in insect population a farmer breeds a certain cow that produces
Choose the best description for the term "survival of the fittest" * only the strongest and fastest survive only the biggest survive the strongest, biggest, and fastest organisms are most likely to survive the ability to survive and reproduce
How can people conserve energy in their own homes? * They can use LED light bulbs. They can wash their clothes in hot water. They can increase their use of natural gas. They can install coal-powered heaters.
How does pollution travel from a river to the ocean? * Pollution flows upstream toward the ocean. Pollution flows downstream toward the ocean. Pollution flows toward the bank of a river and then to the ocean. Pollution flows toward the source of a river.
How has climate change impacted the environment * It has increased the amount of trash in the ocean. It has lowered the average sea level by 1.2 meters (4 feet). It has increased the size of the Arctic. It has decreased the size and number of glaciers.
How do invasive species impact native species in an ecosystem? * Invasive species allow more native species to thrive. Invasive species create more biodiversity. Invasive species introduce more resources for native species. Invasive species compete with
Habitats are shrinking and becoming more fragmented. This means: * habitats are being broken into smaller, separated areas habitats are being invaded by foreign species habitats are being rebuilt by humans to restore their original pristine state
Which organism could be labeled as both a secondary consumer AND a tertiary consumer? * Be careful and double check yourself... it's easy to get this one wrong if you don't analyze it carefully enough! Captionless Image Fox Hawk Puma
How are molecules cycled back through the ecosystem? * Molecules are cycled back through the ecosystem when organisms die. Decomposers break down dead and decaying organisms and return their molecules back into the ecosystem. Molecules are cycled back
