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Does anyone in connections academy have the answers to united states history a semester a exam? 39 questions.

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Answer from: kianakilbourn8

Connections academy is corporate provider of online school products and services to virtual schools.

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Connections academy is for profit corporate provider of online school products and services to the virtual schools for grades K-12. It also provides products and services to the full time online schools which bear the name of the connection academy across the country.

It is based in Columbia, Maryland. It is a part of Pearson's online and blended learning K-12 group. International connections academy is also available to the students who lie abroad. It was founded in 2001 by Barbara Dreyer. Even though they have contracted with many non for profit schools, they are a for profit corporation.

Answer from: ayoismeisjjjjuan

THIS IS FOR SEMESTER A EXAM REVIEW FOR US HISTORY :/

Um. I haven’t done the actual exam yet. But I have done the review, so for anyone who wants a good grade on it I guess can take these answers.?

1. D

2. A, D

3. B

4. B, C

5. A

6. A, D

7. B

8. Coolidge, Harding, laissez-faire, isolation from

9. D

10. B

11. B

12. B

13. B

14. A

15. A

16.

First Wave of Immigrants;

Arrived from northern and Western Europe, worked as farmers

Second Wave of Immigrants;

Worked as unskilled laborers, arrived from southern and eastern Europe

17. D

18. B

19. A

20. A

21. C

22. A

23. D

24. D

25. B

26. B

27.

Did have;

Power to make laws, unicameral legislature

Did not have;

Executive branch, power to tax

(I’ve read on multiple articles that they did have the executive branch.? But this is what the answers are so,,)

28.

Federalists;

The nation needs, A stronger national

Anti-Federalist;

The national government should not, the new constitution

29. D, E

30. C

31.

American Federation of Labor;

Did not oppose wealthy industrialists, championed an eight-hour workday

(Yet again, heard from multiple sources that AFL did in fact fight for women’s and minorities’ rights. But this is what the answers were :/)

Knights of Labor;

Fought for women’s and minorities’ rights, championed an eight-hour workday

32. C

33. B

THESE ARE ALL CORRECT, I checked all the answers on this. Don’t get caught cheatin now ;3

This is an edit; I will in fact be writin up the Final Exam answers once I finish that for anyone who still needs them :D

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