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The author uses the events listed in lines 77-79 primarily to:
F. show how weather-related disasters threatened the survival of Western civilization.
G. criticize subsistence-level agriculture as being too dependent on the weather.
H. illustrate how environmental determinism operated in the Little Ice Age.
J. suggest the part that climate shifts may have had in producing modern Europe.
Here is the paragraph we need to reference:
Consider, for instance, the food crises that engulfed Europe during the Little Ice Age - the great hunger of 1315 to 1319, the food dearth of 1741, and 1816, "the year without a summer" - to mention only a few. These crises in themselves did not threaten the continued existence of Western civilization, but they surely played an important role in the formation of modern Europe. Some of these crises resulted from climactic shifts, others from human ineptitude or disastrous economic or political policy; many from a combination of all three. Environmental determinism may be intellectually bankrupt, but climate change is the ignored player on the historical stage.
Choice J is our answer!
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who was the 9th president of the USA
William Henry Harrison
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doctor apple
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Read the passage:
Show-and-tell was a mandatory part of class when I was in fourth grade. I cannot even tell you how annoying it was. My house, when I was growing up, was a square box with small windows and yellow chipped paint. I wore clothing that my cousins had grown out of, or that my mother bought at discount stores. I had a few toys, but nothing shiny or electronic. I never went on vacations except to Cincinnati, and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania one time.
What can we infer about the narrator?
when was the white house built?
1800 was when it was founded
10
10
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right a prompt
because they aren't smart
Fact or Opinion:
We had a great day at the beach.
opinion
who was the 31st president?
Herbert Hover
Q.1. What is the sum of 130+125+191?
A. 335
B. 456
C. 446
D. 426
C
who is the president?
joe biden
What sport will be invented next?
weird ball
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
[ ]whispering ruined the movie for everyone.
Mary's
when did the white house burn
the British troops burned down the white house in 1814.
Q.2: If we minus 712 from 1500, how much do we get?
A. 788
B. 778
C. 768
D. 758
A
who?
apple jack
Can you carry an elephant?
No
Choose the correct verb to fill in the blank.
My grandma and grandma to Florida every summer.
goes
how old was Aberham Lincon when he died
56
x3+y3+z3
=K
apple
jack