Tarih Ödev Yardımı
Tarih kimine göre büyüleyici, kimine göre sıkıcı bir konudur. Bazı öğrenciler geçmişin çeşitli olayları, savaşları ve heyecan verici kişilikleri karşısında heyecanlanırken, diğerleri savaşların kronolojisini, etkili liderlerin adlarını ve konunun sunduğu ağır bilgileri ezberlemeyi çok zor buluyor.
Neyse ki, bu tarih soruları ve cevaplarıyla bazı önemli olayları ve bunların tam olarak ne zaman gerçekleştiğini hatırlamanız kolaydır. Bu önemli kişilerin isimleri başınızı döndürse bile fazla endişelenmeyin. Tarih ödevi yardımımız, onları daha iyi hatırlamanıza yardımcı olmak için bunları bazı ilginç hikayelerle ilişkilendirecek bir yapay zeka ilişkilendirme özelliğine sahiptir.
- Why were many Americans feeling disillusioned in the 1920s? Because everyone ran out of money after World War 1 Because most of the prominent politicians were exposed as corrupt Because the destruction of World War 1 damaged their long-held beliefs
- Match the acts with their descriptions. 1 permitted the president to imprison or deport dangerous aliens in time of war 2. was an effort to preserve Federalist principles 3. authorized fines up to 5,000 for those hindering government operation 4. stated that foreigners had to live in the U.S. for 14 years before becoming citizens 5. were considered a costly mistake 6.'dangerous" permitted the president to deport aliens whom he judged as square Alien Act square Alien Enemies Act square Sedition Act square Judiciary Act square Alien and Sedition Acts square Naturalization Act
- Which TWO states declared the Alien and Sedition Acts void and of no force within their boundaries? Kentucky New Jersey Rhode Island Virginia Maryland
- The United States could not reach acceptable terms of settlement with France regarding peaceful shipping. OTrue OFalse
- Match the following. 1. first secretary of state 2. first secretary of the treasury 3. drafter of the Bill of Rights 4. minister to Britain who negotiated a treaty in 1795 envoy to Spain who negotiated the 1796 treaty that guaranteed free navigation 6. second president of the United States 7. French representative sent to the United States to seek American support against Britain attorney general under Washington who strongly opposed Jay's treaty square Madison square Hamilton square Randolph square Genet square Jefferson square Pinckney square Adams square Jay