Read the selection from the section "Art And Architecture."

Modern scientists believe that the use of this ash is the reason that structures like the Colosseum
still stand today. Roman underwater structures proved to be even sturdier. Seawater reacting with
the volcanic ash created crystals that filled in the cracks in the concrete. To make concrete this
durable, modern builders must reinforce it with steel. So today, scientists study Roman concrete,
hoping to match the success of the ancient master builders.
What can be inferred from this selection?
(A) Ancient Romans knew that the Colosseum would stand for thousands of years because of their
concrete.
(B) Modern scientists and builders have realized that steel will never be as durable as Roman concrete.
(C) Romans pumped seawater into Rome in order to strengthen the concrete used in the walls of the
Colosseum.
(D) Studying Roman concrete may help scientists develop similarly strong materials without having to use
steel.

Answer:

d

Explanation:

How did the second great awakening help the abolition movement?
A-Religious Leaders helped the abolition movement gain support in the south
B- People in the North believed that abolitionists were trouble makers.
C-Abolition societies led by religion groups became more popular in the south
D-People across the U.S believed slavery must be ended immediately
PLZZ HELP

Explain what stayed the same in America after the Pearl Harbor attack

How did the weekend redefine life for workers in the United States?

pls hurry!! 50 points! What are some ways average citizens can affect the environmental issue explored in the video? Check all that apply.

by moving away from coastal areas
by stopping fishing in the state’s wetlands
by conducting studies on the loss of wetlands
by forming interest groups to educate the public
by writing to politicians about changing the laws
by voting for officials who will address the issue

In which extermination camp did the Jewish slave workers revolt in 1943?
A. Belzec
B. Sobibor
C. Majdanek
D. Chelmno

ANSWER: B. Sobibor

5. Andrew Jackson served____
He is the countrys____president
terms as President of the United States.
.

14. The state of Maine, required to complete the Missouri Compromise, was carved out of the territory
of which state?

Name three thing that made the roman military so tough

3. From 1932 to 1968, national politics was dominated by which party?
O a
Ob
Ос
Od
the Republican party
a coalition of minor parties
the Federalist party
the Deitocratic party

What does the pardoning of nixon reminds you of​

What city was the first capital of the United States?

I need to know how the roaring 20’s changed America in these three ways

U.S cities grew quickly during the 1800s because

I need pointers on writing a 250 word essay on the milestone :1784-1800 Constitutional Convention and ratification, 1787-1789​

Smith believed that people acted due to an "invisible hand" of _____.
a. Self-interest b. Laissez-faire
c. National wealth
d. Personal pride

Describe the Five Plars of Islam (Site 1)​

What European concept was Foreign to the Native Americans?
Kinship, trade, private land, or justice?

PLEASE ASNWER ASAP

Which of these was one of the reasons for the economic downturn of 1873?

A. Political scandals in the Grant Administration

B. Reconstruction was ended by President Hayes

C. The inflation that spiked the Civil War did not go down after the war

Do you think the Crusaders still think the Crusades were necessary?

compare and contrast one way Saudi Arabia has attained more political development than Iran

Summary on why the articles of confederation fail

Political, cultural & economic Reasons why a nation would get involved in the affairs of another nation

2. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the
answer to Part A?
A "I don't hope anything for me. I don't hope for me
because I cannot even move from one place to
another because if I move, I fall down." (
Paragraph 9)
OB “A woman who called herself Zubaida – again to
protect her identity - answered by listing the things
she needs to do to survive in the camp: sell rice, find
a job, learn to speak Bangla" ( Paragraph 14)
O c "Hundreds of thousands have fled their homes in
waves. It is estimated that some 500,000 Rohingya
refugees live in Bangladesh alone." ( Paragraph 20)
OD "People hope their children can get a good
education or they can get a resettlement (to another
country) and build a new life, to get back to the
country they came from'" ( Paragraph 30)

Which of these events in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Act V, most clearly illustrates the workings of fate in bringing about Romeo’s death?

A.Romeo buys poison from an apothecary.

B.Romeo disobeys the law by returning to Verona.

C.Romeo kills Paris.

D.The Friar’s messenger is detained because of the risk of spreading
disease.

Was John Quincy adams a favorite son of the northeast merchants

which principle of U.S. government is most clearly reflected in the amendment above?

In 1609, Henry Hudson sailed up what is now known as the Hudson River and explored much of what is now New York State.
What was Hudson trying to find?
A. a place to start a colony
B. gold and silver mines
C. farmland for plantations
D. a route to Asia

How did the Meiji Restoration impact Japanese society?

It reinforced traditional ideas.
It reinforced traditional ideas.

It promoted isolationism.
It promoted isolationism.

It increased democracy.
It increased democracy.

It industrialized the economy.

What was the first written plan of government for the United States?
A The Monroe Doctrine
B
The Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom
The Articles of Confederation
D The Virginia Declaration of Rights

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People who buy stock in a company are known as