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by setting a conference. My first reason for what makes me think that the Mongols made more cultural exchange is that they helped improve the environment along the Silk Road by adding in communication and transportation. This evidence is shown in document…

made up the animal fat to keep them from fighting. The evidence provided by these documents suggest that the bullets have animal fat on them. Document C was written by somebody who is fighting for the English. He states his growing concern regarding what is used to grease the bullets. He is going to an officer in the army about his worries and the officer tells him not to bring…

of collapsing if the hunger did not end. The document discusses the negative effects of the Famine of 1315 on England, and how it had an impact on economics, religion, and the cultural standpoint of society. The Famine of 1315 had a major impact on the economy in England. The economy was rattled when the hunger began. According to the document prices were extremely high, and people were progressing to theft and violence. Prices were so much…

through the unity of the American people (Document B). The women’s suffrage movement supported democratic ideals because it was a movement that fought for the equality of women. This movement fought for the right for women to vote. Women were encouraged to fight for their own democratic ideals. Many famous suffragists fought for women rights and equality. Elizabeth Cady Stanton wrote the Declaration of Sentiments, creation of democratic rights for women (Document I). The abolitionism of slavery…

to send a man to the moon. We have found things that haven't been explored yet. The jobs and space explorations have changed us. There's three documents I want to show you. Some of them convey the same claim. Take a look as to why this is so. Document 2 contributes to the claim as to why space exploration is bad for the US economy. According to the document, it states, “ It's about $10,000 to put a pound of anything into a near-earth orbit. It costs $500 to $700 million every time the shuttle…

original guideline document): • Begin resuscitation and consider other conditions contributing to instability. • If instability due to AF/AFL - immediate direct current cardioversion. Stable AF/AFL (refer to Figure 2 in the original guideline document): • For emergency department (ED) patients: Screen for early cardioversion in the ED (refer to Figure 4 in the original guideline document). • Administer rate controlling agents as indicated (refer to Table 4 in the original guideline document) –…

the good of the country. It is his homeland so of course he will do whatever needed to protect it. Based off of the documents, many of them were in favor of uniting the nation. Such as, Document A, Lincoln says he would like if the country joined as one; “I recommended the adoption of a joint resolution by your honorable bodies…” (Bailey, Cohen, and Kennedy, 2010, 2006) In Document D, it shows a picture of a dog like beast labeled “Rebellion”…

entente side. Which messed up the original plan for everyone. America came in at the last moment and they were the deciding factor of the war. The underlying cause of World War I was the european alliances (Document A), the growth in armaments (Document C), and the size of colonial empires (Document F). The alliances became a big factor of World War I because it all depended on who you know with a bigger army. The alliances came about in 1914; these alliances were the biggest part of World War…

the South. A difference in opinion caused different arguments for expanding slavery and the Louisiana purchase. Many saw the Louisiana purchase as a huge waste of money. As stated in document 6, “Jefferson’s political opponents in the Federalist Party argued that the Louisiana purchase was a worthless desert” (Document 6). The Federalist party argued that the purchase was a waste of money because there was nothing there to…

small it is. My three reasons for this, are based on Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson arguments on their views of human nature, the best form of government, and Ideal Economy. In documents provided for us, document 1, 2 Hamilton and Jefferson disagreed in the way they viewed human nature. In document 1 it said, "Hamilton's view of human nature was shaped by the wartime experiences," -, " Hamilton's view that people were basically selfish and out for themselves." While in article 2…