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What kinds of stories did Woodson think were mos important in the nation's history? Stories of famous people Stories of powerful people Stories of everyday people . Situación 3: El Siglo de las Luces E movimiento de la llusvacon, mpusaco por ura minoria do inielectuales, hizo que el siglo xpi se conociera como el Siglo de las Lucre. Er esta movimianto se enconfraron las comartes racionais las del Runacimiento. Los fíbsolas de la tualracion pusis eron loda su fo en la razorn. a la que exallaron como una diosn, considerdndola el óricn medio para asegurar al ser numano al progroso y la lelicidad. concentraron el mayor interte. *Astonomis: Horschal sescubro el pianola Urano en 1781. * Fisicar se invenio el tormametro gracias a los trabajos de Rdimurnur, Ceisius y Fahrenhel Gahvani y Volta fueron pioneros en el conocmiento de la oloctncidad y Borjamin Franialn invanto el pararrayos (iTSO) - Ciencas naturales: Lnneo elabord la clasif capon de las planias un 1 T35. ¿A qué sigio corresponder los anos en los que se cescubrio el planeta Urino, se trvertá el termíriatio y so elaboro la des ficacón de las piantas? ¿Qud reiacón hay entre el siglo comentado y las contanas contonidas en los años correspondienles? \( \qquad \) \( \qquad \) \( \qquad \) 2. Explain how Qin was an effective and cruel ruler. 1. What have archaeologists discovered in the mausoleum so far? [He] ... considered his new life ... better than his old life among the Romans, and the reasons he gave were as follows: ... The condition of [Roman] subjects in time of peace [is worse than war] ...taxes are very severe, and unprincipled men inflict injuries on others ... A [wealthy lawbreaker] .is not punished for his injustice, while a poor man ... undergoes the legal penalty ... The elimax of misery is to have to pay in order to obtain justice... [He said] that the laws and constitution of the Romans were fair, but deplored that the governors, not possessing the spirit of former generations, were ruining the state. [He] ... considered his new life ... better than his old life among the Romans, and the reasons he gave were as follows: ... The condition of [Roman] subjects in time of peace [is worse than war] ...taxes are very severe, and unprincipled men inflict injuries on others ... A [wealthy lawbreaker] .is not punished for his injustice, while a poor man ... undergoes the legal penalty ... The elimax of misery is to have to pay in order to obtain justice... [He said] that the laws and constitution of the Romans were fair, but deplored that the governors, not possessing the spirit of former generations, were ruining the state. ant of the money wemt into... the maintenance of the army and of the vast bureaucracy required by entralized govermment. . The expense led to strangling taxation... the heart was taken cut of creative enants fled from their farms and businessmen and workmen from their occupations. Private busines crusted and the state was forced to take over many kinds of businesses to keep the machine [state] ru People leamed to expect something for nothing. The old Roman virtues of self rellance and initiative lost in that part of the population on welfare... The central govemment undentook such far reaching responsibility in affairs that the character of the ditizens weakened. Henry Haskell, The New Deal in Old Rorne, A.A. Knopt. 1947 (adapted) Where did agrispltural activities and building o shelters, which changed the life style of man start? A. The far east B. Africa E. Europe The Middle East QUESTION 254 points What clause provided how a slave should be counted when determining the number of representatives a state might send to the House of Representatives? sELEct AN ANswER fugitive slave clause representation clause three-fifths clause one-half clause QUESTION 24 4 polnts What clause states that a slave who escapes must be returned to their owners? sELECT AN ANswER slave clause figurative slave clause capture clause fugitive slave clause
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