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PRAXIS 5001 (HISTORY) WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2023
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13 original colonies 
- Delaware 
- Pennsylvania 
- New Jersey 
- Georgia 
- Connecticut 
- Massachusetts Bay 
- Maryland 
- South Carolina 
- New Hampshire 
- Virginia 
- New York 
- North Carolina 
- Rhode Island 
 
 
 
The Great Lakes 
- Huron 
- Ontario 
- Michigan 
- Erie 
- Superior 
 
 
 
Two largest rivers 
- Mississippi River 
- Missouri River 
 
 
 
Seven continents 
- North America 
- South America 
- Europe 
-Africa 
-Asia 
Australia 
-Antartica 
 
 
 
carrying capacity 
the number o...
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US Regents Review 2023 Exam Questions with All Correct Answers
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US Regents Review 2023 Exam Questions with All Correct Answers 
Uncle Tom's Cabin - ANSWER Harriet Beecher Stowe's book about the brutality of slavery 
 
How the Other Half Lives - ANSWER A book by Jacob Riis which photographed the conditions of tenement living during the Industrial Revolution. 
 
John Locke - ANSWER Influenced... 
•the founding fathers 
•The Bill of Rights (natural rights) 
•"Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" 
•Checks and balanc...
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U.S History Ch. 10-11 with verified answers
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What is the tariff of 1816? 
Protected tariff designed to aid new american industries 
 
 
 
In McCulloch v. Maryland, the Supreme Court did what? 
*end legitiment means not prohibited law constitutional 
 
 
 
In the convention of 1818, the US and Grt Britain agreed to? 
*10 year joint occupation of Oregon 
 
 
 
The issuance of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823 was prompted by? 
Fear of France/ Latin America/**Spanish Rule 
 
 
 
What were the provisions of the Missouri Compromise? 
Was a slave stat...
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Civil Procedure I — Final Exam Verified By Experts
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Civil Procedure I — Final Exam 
 
 
 
 
Subject Matter Jurisdiction - ANS The power of a court to hear a particular type of case. 
 
Federal courts are of limited jurisdiction; they do not have broad SMJ like state courts do. 
 
Concurrent Jurisdiction - ANS The state courts can hear the majority of claims that can be heard in federal courts. 
 
What do you need to have SMJ in a Federal Court? - ANS Constitutional and Statutory Authority 
 
Majority are brought under Federal Qu...
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Clep Test American History Study Guide 2023/2024
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Noah Webster, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and James Fenimore Cooper were all 
significant as - Answer-contributors to a more distinctly American literature. All of the following reflect the views of Americans expressed by Alexis de Tocqueville 
and other early nineteenth century European visitors EXCEPT - Answer-Americans 
exhibited a strong sense of social deference. Besides mass production through the use of interchangeable parts, Eli Whitney also 
influenced American history by his invention of the ...
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Uniform Bar Exam (UBE): MBE Review Questions with 100% correct answers |already passed
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Civil Procedure: Jurisdiction & Venue - Can a litigant raise personal jurisdiction challenges in an amended 
answer? - Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(h) permits litigants to raise personal-jurisdiction 
challenges for the first time in an answer that is amended as a matter of course under Rule 15(a)(1). 
Civil Procedure: Law Applied by Federal Courts - Erie Doctrine (Diversity Jurisdiction) - Erie R. Co. v. 
Tompkins, 304 U.S. 64 (1938), the court is to apply whatever law would be applied by...
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NALA CP Exam - General Law with correct answers 2024
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Natural Law - ANSWER-Philosophy which emphasizes the individual's right to make personal choices as long as those choices do not interfere with another's right to make personal choices. 
 
Legal Positivism - ANSWER-Philosophy which emphasizes the institutional rule of law and which distinguishes law from morality. "Hard cases make bad law." 
 
Sociological jurisprudence - ANSWER-Philosophy which promotes society's values as the measuring stick for right and wrong; it evaluates a legal rule ...
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APUSH Period 4 Review | questions and answers
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APUSH Period 4 Review | questions and answers 
 
Louisiana Purchase - 1803 purchase of the Louisiana territory from France. Made by Jefferson, this doubled the size of the US. 
Lewis and Clark Expedition - Jefferson sent them out to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Territory; the explored as far west as the Pacific Ocean (guide Sacagewa) 
Marbury v. Madison - This case establishes the Supreme Court's power of Judicial Review 
Judicial Review - Allows the court to determine the constitut...
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Abeka Grade 8 History Test 4 Answered
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John Deere - ANSWER-invented the steel plow 
 
Elias Howe - ANSWER-invented a much-improved sewing machine 
 
Oliver Hazard Perry - ANSWER-won the Battle of Lake Erie 
 
Nicholas Biddle - ANSWER-served as director of the National Bank 
 
Cyrus McCormick - ANSWER-invented the reaper 
 
Cyrus Field - ANSWER-invested in laying the transatlantic cable 
 
Francis Cabot Lowell - ANSWER-improved the power loom 
 
Anthony Wayne - ANSWER-won the Battle of Fallen Timbers 
 
William Henry Harrison - ANSWER...
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CLEP Exam Guide 2024
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B - ANSWER-1. John Winthrop told the Puritans that their society would be regarded as "a city upon a hill." But first he explained that there would always be inequalities of wealth and power, that some people would always be in positions of authority, and that others would be dependent. His statements best illustrate the Puritans' (A) reaction to unsuccessful socialist experiments in the Netherlands (B) acceptance of the traditional belief that social order depended on a system of ranks (C) i...
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