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I really wish i could go to bed But i need this done before i do? List the steps of the chain reaction, starting with over-fishing in the open waters, that has led to the destruction of the coastal ecosystems off the coast of western Alaska. Im not cheating or anything soo don't assume that of me, i am a senior in high school if i answer these last two questions on my research assignment i can pass. im sorry i cant help u but try google?

What does the corrupt bargain refer to? The "corrupt bargain" refers to: A.Nicholas Biddle's management of the Second Bank of the United States. B.the 1824 election of John Quincy Adams as President. C.the Peggy Eaton affair. D.the "American System." E.the formation of the Whig party. Which of the following statements regarding transcendentalism is false? A.The human mind directly and intuitively perceives certain fundamental truths. B.Transcendentalists drew on the teachings of several Asian religions. C.Transcendentalism was rooted in New England Puritanism. D.Transcendentalism focused on the self-reliance of the individual. E.Traditional conventions of thought were the key to understanding the world. American education from 1820 to 1850: A.included broad federal funding for public education. B.responded to the need for a literate and informed public. C.included a sharp increase in the number of technical colleges. D.failed to include elementary education for girls. E.remained the sole responsibility of the church. The Specie Circular ordered: A.removal of federal funds from the Second Bank of the United States. B.reductions in the tariff to appease South Carolina. C.the use of federal surplus funds to pay the national debt. D.the federal government to accept only hard money in payment for land. E.the reorganization of American banking. Which statement characterizes the Second Great Awakening in the North? A.Northern ministers favored the expansion of rational thought in religion. B.Northern evangelists were most successful in rural areas. C.Baptists dominated the Second Great Awakening in the North. D.The Second Great Awakening in the North led to a social reform movement. E.Northern evangelists organized numerous camp meetings. Cyrus McCormick's invention: A.decreased the labor required to separate cotton seeds from cotton fiber. B.enabled the quick cultivation of tough prairie soils. C.allowed the use on interchangeable parts on iron plows. D.decreased the amount of time and labor required for grain harvesting. E.enabled the production of ready-to-wear clothing. Which of the following is NOT one of the main points of John C. Calhoun's South Carolina Exposition and Protest? A.Protection of minority rights would preserve the Union. B.State conventions had the authority to nullify federal laws. C.The federal government embodied the will of the people. D.Tariffs designed to protect industry were unconstitutional. E.Sovereignty resided with state governments. The American temperance movement in the first half of the nineteenth century: A.succeeded in reducing American alcohol consumption. B.failed to gain popularity in New England. C.argued the compulsory prohibition laws should be repealed. D.sought to expose criminals to order and discipline. E.lacked the support of evangelical reformers. Most white southerners were: A.plantation owners. B.slave owners. C."poor whites." D.yeoman farmers. E.urban merchants. Violent slave insurrections were generally: A.feared by white southerners but were uncommon. B.successful in coastal areas. C.the preferred form of resistance to white slave owners. D.organized by the Underground Railroad. E.led by northern abolitionists traveling in the South. The Jacksonians generally believed that: A.government intervention in the economy was necessary. B.reforms movements required active government participation. C.individualism and an agrarian economy restored traditional republican virtues. D.paper currency ensured economic stability. E.public education secured freedom of religion. The American Colonization Society: A.argued that freed slaves should granted territory in the West. B.drew wide support from the antislavery and proslavery movements. C.established a settlement of freed slaves in West Africa. D.published The Liberator. E.was founded by Frederick Douglass. Which of the following groups supported the Bank of the United States? A.state and local banks B.businessmen and merchants C.Western farmers and speculators D.states' rights groups E.urban workers Which of the following is characteristic of the slave trade from 1815 to 1860? A.The importation of African slaves increased after 1808. B.Increased numbers of slaves decreased the value of the slave trade. C.Interstate slave trade was outlawed in the Upper South. D.The center of the slave trade moved south and west. E.Slave traders were required to keep slave families united. Francis Cabot Lowell introduced the factory system to the American: A.rubber industry. B.textile industry. C.transportation industry. D.farm equipment industry. E.tobacco industry. would rather you have numbered them but hey
1.B
2.B.
3.B (this one im not 100% sure on)
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5. E(not 100% sure on this one either it might have been the south but i know this happened)
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7. C
8. A
9. C
10. A(an educated guess cause all the others seem incorrect to me)
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12.C
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14.(A is funny) i think its D but im not sure.
15.B
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Are the Canes finally on their way back to the top of the college football world? They are led by many freshman and have a 7-3 1st in the ACC Coastal Standings. I believe in 2 years they will be in the national championship game. they are a long way from being very good at all.... The U is no more shannon will be gone in two years so live in the past cause that is all you got.... that game the other night where were all the fans???? They won in the past because they lied cheated and stole their way to the title where are they now

I'd like to give shout out to all the Phoenicians in the house tonight, we're not so bad after all? The Phoenicians were a people tant lived in the northern part of Canaan. Most of what is known about them comes from the Bible, other ancient civilizations, and ruins of their cities and ships. Two different groups fromed the Phoenician civilization. The first was the Canaanites, who came from the desert south and east of Canaan. The Caananites were nomadic herders who wandered from pasture to pasture. The other group was the Philistines, who came from the eastern Mediterranean Sea area, near Greece. The Philstines were traders and shipbuilders. By the end of 1200 B.C., the Phoenicians had built cities and and towns in Canaan, a narrow strip of land between the mountains and the sea.There was not enough land to grow food, so the Phoenicians made their living from the sea. The mountains near Phoenicia had dense cedar forests. The Phoenicians used this wood to build ships. They started as coastal traders. In time, they controlled Mediterranean trade. They traded cedar logs, cloth,glass trinkets, and perfume for gold and other metals. Many Phoenician ships were also workshops, because sailors who were also artisans brought their materials on board the ships. Phoenician sailors and explorers plotted their courses their courses using the stars as guides. They travelled where no one else dared to go. They brought Middle Eastern culture to unexplored areas of the western Mediterranean. Some think the Phoenicians sailed around the Cape of Good Hope to India, and reached America 2000 years before Columbus and 1500 years before the Viking Leif Erickson. From their business dealings, Phoenicians learned the value of making peace. They used this to keep peace with their larger, more powerful neighbors, Greece and Egypt. They signed treaties, in which they promised to supply free shipment of goods in exchange for guaranteed Phoenician independence. Phoenicia never became a united country. Mountains seperated one group of Phoenicians from another. Phoenicia was a collection of independent city-states, the largest of which were Tyre, Byblos, Beirut, Carthage, and Sidon. Though all citizens of all city-states spoke the same language of all city-states spoke the same language, they did not always get along well. The search for more profit led to jealousy and fighting among city-states. Only people from other civilizations called them Phoenicians. Most Phoenician city-states had walls around them. Inside, it was very crowded. The streets were narrow and the buildings were close together. Outside the walls of the city was the port. This was the center of activity. Goods from other civilizations were kept in warehouses until they were sold at the market of were shipped overseas. Phoenician cities were cloth-dyeing centers. The Phoenicians made an expensive purple dye that was in high demand. In fact, the name "Phoenician" means "of purple merchants." The Phoenicians believed in many gods who were closely tied into nature. Since they thought gods met people only on hills and under trees, they worshipped only in these places at first. the temples that they built later had an entrance hall, a main hall, and a holy of holies, the most sacred room in the temple. Priests at stone altars made the sacrifices. The Phoenicians believed in life after death. They placed the bodies in clay urns, but later mummified them. Some Phoenician traders and sailors set up trading posts along the coast of North Africa. The most famous of these cities was Carthage, founded in 814 B. C. in present day Tunisia. Carthage quickly became a power, but was later conquered by Rome and was absorbed into the Roman Republic. The Phoenician alphabet consisted of 22 characters. This alphabet influenced the Hebrew and Ancient Greek alphabets. The Roman alphabet was modeled after the Greek alphabet, and the Roman alphabet is the basis for our modern alphabet. Thanks a lot , it took me time to read it , but very good information, I don't know that b4.
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Which of the following is an example of a functional region? Geography study help? Which of the following is an example of a functional region? Asia an island the US East Coast a mass transit system Which of the following is an example of a formal region? the Southern Baptist Church the southwestern US the Kurdish Mountains the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) What impact does access to coastal areas typically have on the economy of a nation? Trade is limited because there are fewer neighboring countries. Trade is promoted because of easy access to water transportation. The economies are based mainly on products from the sea. Coastal areas have no significant impact on an economy. What is the name of the physical barrier that has led to a cultural difference between India and China? the Himalayan Mountains the Ural Mountains the Sahara Desert the Arabian Peninsula What is the name of the physical barrier that has led to a cultural difference between Asia and Europe? Himalayan Mountains Ural Mountains Sahara Desert Arabian Peninsula I am a Geography major and I think I can help ya out.
1. East Coast of US. Pretty much a megalopolis from Boston all the way down to Norfolk VA.
2. OPEC
3. Promotes trade because of access to water.
4. Himalaya's
5. Ural Mountains

Democrats want to tax the oil companies, and not let them drill for oil. Can they fix the gas price? "House subcommittee rejects Republican-led effort to open up more U.S. coastal waters to oil exploration" - here's the link http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,365627,00.html The dems tried to pass a "windfall" profit tax earlier this week. Do the democrats have any clue over what to do about the price of gas? Did jimmy "peanut brain" carter? That's the plan; their big money lobbyist backers in the environmental movement want gas prices to at least double but the public wouldn't stand for it so they are trying to get it higher by indirect taxation and limiting domestic supply.

How come we never see these stories in the liberal media? You really think the media is not liberal biased? ABOARD USS RAVEN, At Sea - U.S. Navy mine hunter USS Raven (MHC 61) provided emergency medical assistance to an Iranian-flagged fishing dhow that requested assistance for an injured crew member. While conducting Maritime Security Operations (MSO) in the Arabian Gulf, Sept. 13, the dhow altered its course and headed toward Raven’s vicinity. Raven crew members noticed the dhow’s crew was topside frantically trying to signal the ship. A Raven crew member reported that a fisherman was waving a T-shirt and another was cradling an unconscious man in his arms. “To see the dhow alter its course in order to try and intercept our ship made me a little apprehensive,” said Lt. Cmdr. Todd Braynard, Raven’s commanding officer. “But once I got to the bridge and saw them waving and carrying the injured crewman up from below decks, I realized they really needed our assistance.” Raven dispatched a boarding team that included Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Amanda Powell, the ships’ independent duty corpsman (IDC). They arrived at the dhow via Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) and were led aboard by the boarding officer, Ensign Andrew Serfass. Although she was unsure what to expect aboard the vessel, Powell said she felt an urgency to help. “I was fairly apprehensive about boarding the Iranian vessel,” she said. “But the need to help far outweighed the apprehension I felt.” Once aboard, Powell diagnosed the unconscious fisherman with a severe case of dehydration and reported that his kidneys were possibly to the point of failure. The corpsman quickly administered an IV of saline. Shortly there after, the fisherman regained consciousness and eventually sat up and drank water on his own. “Bottom line, my independent duty corpsman saved the crewman’s life,” said Braynard. “A few more hours and his kidneys would have shut down.” While aboard, the IDC also noticed that several of the crew members were suffering from various maladies including abrasions on their arms and legs and another complained of a headache. The corpsman applied iodine to the wounds and wrapped them with bandages. She also provided aspirin to help with the headache. “Once the crew saw that I was there to help, they were very receptive to my aid,” said Powell. The IDC also noticed that the dhow’s other eight crew members were in various stages of dehydration. Additionally, the boarding officer reported that the dhow was critically low in potable water, and the ship’s master stated that the vessel was still several days away from port. To assist, Raven transferred 200 gallons of potable water to the dhow’s tanks and provided 10 cases of bottled water. The crew members were very cooperative and extremely appreciative of the assistance. The dhow’s master even offered the boarding officer two large mackerel as a gift for the much-needed help. “You never grow tired of doing this part of the job; helping people who really need it,” said Braynard. “Helping people who need it, regardless of nationality or political differences, it makes our crew feel good about the job they did today.” Powell agrees with that sentiment. “It makes me feel very good to help someone and even possibly save their life,” she said. “This is what I’m trained for and it feels good to be able to use that training to help others.” Raven, an Osprey-class coastal mine hunter, is forward deployed to Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bahrain and conducts MSO as part of Commander, Task Force (CTF) 55. MSO help set the conditions for security and stability in the maritime environment, as well as complement the counter-terrorism and security efforts of regional nations. These operations deny international terrorists use of the maritime environment as a venue for attack or to transport personnel, weapons or other material. OK this story wasn't even on conservative FOX News. I got it through a well respected milblogger who got it direct from NAVCENT. To my knowledge this hasn't yet been run by Any media. FURTHER UPDATE FOR THOSE SAYING "NOT NEWSWORTHY": Under ordinary circumstances Yes I see what you are saying. Prior to Desert Storm and between Desert Storm and The 2003 invasion. yes. this is just routine, Sailors doing their jobs and all that. But with all the ANTI MILITARY and ANTI ADMINISTRATION reports going on, with all the media refering to our Marines and murderer and America as the real terrorists. and we are there as occcucpiers. etc.. it is THESE stories that are the counterpoint. the truth to their lies. yet they aren't "newsworthy"?!?! of course they arent newsworthy, how dare they actually show our men and women actually doing something GOOD instead of trying ALL of them in the court of public opinion on things like Haditha and Abu Grhaib. What a great story! Thank you for sharing that - the drive by media have their own agenda - and they love to villify our troops and Commander-in-Chief. So you have to find alternative sources to the mainstream media - the internet, talk radio, Fox News, Blogs, etc.

Please will you help me out with this so i can go to bed? Ive been up on this all day? Explain how the sea otter functions as a keystone predator? List the steps of the chain reaction, starting with over-fishing in the open waters, that has led to the destruction of the coastal ecosystems off the coast of western Alaska. Im not cheating or anything soo don't assume that of me, i am a senior in high school if i answer these last two questions on my research assignment i can pass. I am just really tired and have been studting all day long The sea otter is a keystone organism for the Pacific kelp "forests." Kelp forests have a rich biodiversity; the kelp provides food and hiding places for lots of fishes and other marine life.
Part of the sea otter's diet was the sea urchin. The sea otters were hunted (by people) to near-extinction. It turns out that with the sea otter gone, the sea urchins experienced a population explosion. The great numbers of sea urchins chewed through the holdfasts of the kelp. The kelp drifted away and died, and thus the whole system supported by the kelp forest also collapsed. Unfortunate.

Can someone please mark this essay and whether its structured and if its answering the essay question? Explain Charles decision to recall Parliament. Evaluate the consequences of this decision. “I believe firmly that in making ethical decisions, man has the prerogative of true freedom of choice. “ Charles believed in the Divine Right of Kings. Due to eleven years of personal ruling without parliament, Charles managed to centralize the authority to cultivate the efficiency of the government and his attempt to govern church and government administration created hostility with the governing classes. The combination of religion and money created hatred and alienation in Charles and Parliament. He was forced to recall the short and long parliaments in 1640 and his actions in Scotland and Ireland contributed to his decision to recall parliament. The decisive civil war between crown and parliament was caused by Charles decision to recall parliament which, later led to his execution. The long and short term financial problem was another key factor in the recall of Parliament. The desire for money, religion and politics precipitated disputes and these were what factored to his decision to recall Parliament. A long term religious conflicts was the influence of Arminianism within the Laudian Church. The Long Parliament involved reducing Charles’ prerogative authority. This was led by John Pym who was a protestant and prior to civil war the opposition was able to attain most of its objectives. The refusal of the Short Parliament inclined Charles I to recall parliament because they would not grant him money without redress of grievances from Charles personal rule and having to refuse this, he dismissed the parliament. The Bishop’s war against Scots and the attack against the Scottish army forced Charles to pay the troops and created form of ransoms of 850 pounds per day to the Scots. However, his compulsion to defeat the Scots inclined him to recall Parliament. The usage of money created many complex issues with parliament and Charles prerogative. “The first is the law the last, prerogative”. Traditionally, Parliament paid kings and queens money but Charles did not get paid because parliament felt if they treat Charles like a conventional king, then he would have control of them and also not paying him will inclined Charles to stay with parliament and rely on them. The irony of this was that Charles became self-reliant and did not need the financial assistance of parliament. Ship money had always been a custom that in times of war, people living near the coastal line were imposed in paying ship taxes. Charles disproportionately, enforced a policy which forces people to pay ship taxes all the time. People resented this especially John Hampden refused to pay the tax until it been legalized by parliament. The case went to court and the judge found Charles impositions of taxes legal and justifiable. In 1639, Charles needed an army to invade Scotland to establish English prayer book in Scottish churches. A new tax was imposed for the army and this money came from the people of England. Now people have to pay two taxes and many simply refused. By 1639, Charles alienated most of the population and later in 1640 the ship money was made illegal. Charles miscalculated the strength of both Scotland and Ireland. Charles attempted to impose the new English Prayer Book in Scottish Churches. This was a significant mistake because the Scots were more anti- catholic more than the English people and many of them were puritans. Therefore were riots in Scotland against the new service and Charles was forced to raise an army to fight against the Scots. The English army was defeated by the Scots and Charles was forced to pay Scotland 850 pounds per day until all the grievances was settled. Later on, the Irish Catholics were fed up with being ruled by English Protestants who had been given land in Ireland by James I. 1641, news reached London that the catholic were revolting. The news spread around, that Charles was behind the rebellion and the death of 20,000 Protestants and more importantly Charles desire to make the whole United Kingdom catholic. The most vital and evident consequence of Charles’s decision to recall Parliament in 1640 was the declaration and the outbreak of civil war. Charles and parliament both had consistent perspective in regards of deploying troops against the Scots but disagreed when it came to who would control the military. The king was increasing the encouragement of attacking Ireland and exacerbated the idea of Catholic conspiracy against Protestantism. Charles tried to arrest all opposition and behaved duplicitously. Some believed that Charles could no longer be trusted. The control of the army was delegated to the parliament after being removed from the Monarch and Charles unwillingness to accept the Nineteen Propositions impelled Charles to withdraw from London and start war on Parliament. The impact of recalling parliament was the outbreak of civil war and the ramification of that was it led You need an introduction and a conclusion.
Much of the middle section is irrelevant - Charles recalled Parliament because he needed money, and you should explain the reasons for this; Protestantism is not only off the point, what you write about it is wrong - Charles was himself was a Protestant. There was no rebellion in Ireland, and no civil war before Charles recalled Parliament.
Your structure should be:
Introduction - introduce your topic and say what you are going to write about
3 or 4 paragraphs on the reasons Charles needed to recall Parliament
Conclusion - sum up what you have already said.
Most important of all, check the time line and get your facts right.

Is Israel going to run out of Water? One of the consequences of Zionist rule has been the appalling environmental degradation of the Levant. Over-exploitation of the Dead Sea's minerals has led to its rapidly decreasing water levels: the Dead Sea is, basically, dying. Same is true of the Kinneret, which supplies Tel Aviv with its water via an aqueduct. The Kinneret is in danger of extinction. Also, the coastal aquifers are drying up and becoming salty again due to over-exploitation. Israel is now dependent on the Jordan river and mountain aquifers of the Golan and Samaria to keep its population from going thirsty. But for how much longer? Eventually, Israel will be forced to reinvade the Sinai to reach the waters of the Nile. Likewise with Lebanon and the Litani. This will also fufill the Zionist dream of a state , as promised to Abraham, stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates. Firstly, the dead sea is drying up because the water that used to flow from the Kinneret is being used for drinking water, not due to over exploitation of minerals. Secondly, bodies of water cannot die, nor can they go extinct. Those terms refer to biological organisms, not bodies of water.
Now the beginning of what you say is true: Israel is currently drinking more water than the environment produces. However, this does not mean Israel will have to invade Egypt for the Nile or anything of that sort. Currently, Israel is researching and designing desalination technology, including a plant recently opened in Ashdod. In the somewhat near future, Israel will take its water from the Mediteranean, which is a renewable source of water.
Last point: the promised country was from the "Egypt stream" to the Euphrates, not the Nile.

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