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What companies does Kellogg's own
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The Kellogg company owns several other companies that are well known. Some of the companies are Pringles, Famous Amos, Pop Tarts, and Morningstar Farms.

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The difference between what the workers produce and what they earn is surplus value
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Surplus value is the difference between the value that workers produce and what they are paid in wages.

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Who benefited least from the new deal policies
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Minorities and women were the least benefited from the New Deal policies.

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How did the Crusades impact the economy of Europe
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how did the crusafes impact the economy of Europe

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Which act listed certain valuable items that could be sold only to England or another English colony
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enumerated commodities acts

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Which of these goods was not produced in the Northeast
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iron

It is indigo not iron

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What is money called when it is accepted for goods and services
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A medium of exchange

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What is a corporation that does not pay any federal income taxes
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S corporations

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As economic and social conflicts escalated how many states from the South seceded from the Union
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eleven

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The colonies were largely ignored by England for over 150 years until which king came into rule
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King George III

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Hawaii held a trade agreement with the US which allowed duty-free importation of sugar to the mainland. What did the local kingdom give to the US in return for these trade benefits
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Pearl Harbor and Ford Island.

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What of the following is true of private corporations
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they are not owned by the general public A+

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Which statement is not true about the National Labor Union
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it still exists today

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Is john Maynard Keynes single
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No, john Maynard Keynes is not single.

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What companies does Kellogg's own

The Kellogg company owns several other companies that are well known. Some of the companies are Pringles, Famous Amos, Pop Tarts, and Morningstar Farms.

The difference between what the workers produce and what they earn is surplus value

Surplus value is the difference between the value that workers produce and what they are paid in wages.

Who benefited least from the new deal policies

Minorities and women were the least benefited from the New Deal policies.

How did the Crusades impact the economy of Europe

how did the crusafes impact the economy of Europe

Which act listed certain valuable items that could be sold only to England or another English colony

enumerated commodities acts

Which of these goods was not produced in the Northeast

iron

It is indigo not iron

What is money called when it is accepted for goods and services

A medium of exchange

What is a corporation that does not pay any federal income taxes

S corporations

As economic and social conflicts escalated how many states from the South seceded from the Union

eleven

The colonies were largely ignored by England for over 150 years until which king came into rule

King George III

Hawaii held a trade agreement with the US which allowed duty-free importation of sugar to the mainland. What did the local kingdom give to the US in return for these trade benefits

Pearl Harbor and Ford Island.

What of the following is true of private corporations

they are not owned by the general public A+

Which statement is not true about the National Labor Union

it still exists today

Is john Maynard Keynes single

No, john Maynard Keynes is not single.

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