The journey into Canaan was an important event in the history of which religion
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The journey into Cana'an details the beginning of Judaism.
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What theory says the state was established when a tribe settled in one place to farm rather than to hunt and gather food
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Evolutionary Theory
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Who was President when John Dewey wrote Democracy in Education in 1916
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Woodrow Wilson
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Who was President when A Nation at Risk was published
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Ronald Reagan
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Which program stated that every adult American will be literate and will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in a global economy
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GoalS 2000
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Which movement questions the existence of a god or a supreme being
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agnosticism
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What basic economic questions is a nation not required to answer
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where should the products be produced
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In which type of government is all power concentrated in either one individual or a group
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Although one definition of totalitarianism is a unitary government (dictatorship, junta, or oligarchy), the definition actually refers to its operation, in attempting to control all aspects (the total) of a society. Another term for concentrated government is authoritarianism.
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Best description of a unitary form of government
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All powers are held by a central government.
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What do you call the religions that don't believe in God
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AnswerThere is no one single term for the religions that do not believe in God. Since the religions that do worship God are sometimes collectively referred to as Abrahamic religions, perhaps the best term, sometimes used, is "non-Abrahamic religions".
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What program focused mainly on an increased emphasis on math and science
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National Defense Education Act
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The crucifixion is an important element in the history of which religion
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Christianity
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What is an element of the divine right theory of the origin of the state
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belief that a monarch's authority to rule comes from a supreme
being
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What is an element of the social contract theory of the origin of the state
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the people grant power to a government for the well-being of
all
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Is an element of the conflict theory of the origin of the state
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The belief that the state originated due to changes in the
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What term is best used for the boundaries that a nation's people and the governments of other nations recognize
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terrortory
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Choose the best description of A Nation at Risk.
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Since you didn't provide the choices you were given your answer
will be a general one. In 1980's when the book came out it began
the theory that education needed to be seen as a business and that
students needed to be educated for the future of business. The
problem with this theory is that not all students learn the same,
teaching is an objective profession, and testing really doesn't
prove students know what is taught, but can test well. The book
changed the focus of education and this resulted in the movement of
school reform. The basic problem with school reform is that it is
dependent on where a person lives. There is no consensus or
consistency concerning reform and there is a need for a national
policy instead of the random laws that are passed by each
state.
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The journey into Canaan was an important event in the history of which religion
The journey into Cana'an details the beginning of Judaism.
What theory says the state was established when a tribe settled in one place to farm rather than to hunt and gather food
Evolutionary Theory
Who was President when John Dewey wrote Democracy in Education in 1916
Woodrow Wilson
Who was President when A Nation at Risk was published
Ronald Reagan
Which program stated that every adult American will be literate and will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in a global economy
GoalS 2000
Which movement questions the existence of a god or a supreme being
agnosticism
What basic economic questions is a nation not required to answer
where should the products be produced
In which type of government is all power concentrated in either one individual or a group
Although one definition of totalitarianism is a unitary government (dictatorship, junta, or oligarchy), the definition actually refers to its operation, in attempting to control all aspects (the total) of a society. Another term for concentrated government is authoritarianism.
Best description of a unitary form of government
All powers are held by a central government.
What do you call the religions that don't believe in God
AnswerThere is no one single term for the religions that do not believe in God. Since the religions that do worship God are sometimes collectively referred to as Abrahamic religions, perhaps the best term, sometimes used, is "non-Abrahamic religions".
What program focused mainly on an increased emphasis on math and science
National Defense Education Act
The crucifixion is an important element in the history of which religion
Christianity
What is an element of the divine right theory of the origin of the state
belief that a monarch's authority to rule comes from a supreme
being
What is an element of the social contract theory of the origin of the state
the people grant power to a government for the well-being of
all
Is an element of the conflict theory of the origin of the state
The belief that the state originated due to changes in the
social order
government control of production and resources...A+
What term is best used for the boundaries that a nation's people and the governments of other nations recognize
terrortory
Choose the best description of A Nation at Risk.
Since you didn't provide the choices you were given your answer
will be a general one. In 1980's when the book came out it began
the theory that education needed to be seen as a business and that
students needed to be educated for the future of business. The
problem with this theory is that not all students learn the same,
teaching is an objective profession, and testing really doesn't
prove students know what is taught, but can test well. The book
changed the focus of education and this resulted in the movement of
school reform. The basic problem with school reform is that it is
dependent on where a person lives. There is no consensus or
consistency concerning reform and there is a need for a national
policy instead of the random laws that are passed by each
state.