What caused the US to boycott the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow and the Soviets to boycott the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles?

Answer:

The 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan

Explanation:

Most of the world's media interpreted the Soviet boycott as retaliation for the US boycott of the 1980 Moscow Games, which had been in response to the 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, whereas the Soviet media repeated the government line that the boycott was a safety measure to protect their own athletes

A. practiced
B. Returned
C. Studied
D. Prefered

is “Hamilton” progressive for its reframing of the narrative of the United States beginnings?

is it a problem for it’s admiration of the Founding fathers?

why or why not?

HELP! (10 pts) According to the article, why was Dr. Wu's success in proving the new theory important?


A.It allowed her to undertake nuclear research at Columbia.

B.It opened the doors to a teaching position at Princeton.

C.It furthered physicists' understanding of the universe.

D.It exposed the prejudice against Asians in California.

When​ drafting, writers do not pause to check spelling and grammar because
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A.
informal writing does not require proper spelling and grammar.
B.
correct spelling and grammar are not as important as they used to be.

C.
such pauses might interrupt their chain of thought.

Choose the right answer
- the new model of this dam has —————.
A) already build
B) been already build
C) already been built
D ) none of them are correct


Answer if ur sure about the ans
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Which term describes instances in which new words are associated with their meaning after only a brief encounter

Brainliest if correct

Identify an example of dramatic irony in your novel or short story. If your story has not presented any examples of dramatic irony, describe your own suggestion for adding dramatic irony to a scene from your novel or short story.


My story is gift of the magi

Some may argue that learning another language is difficult, and they are probably right. But there are more advantages that make the effort worth it.

Why does the author include these sentences?

If Rosa drove 175 miles to visit his grandparents how many kilometers did she travel

In paragraph 5, what does the author reveal by comparing the way men and women are
represented in history books?

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1. Why will the kidnappers correspond through letters?
A. Letters can't be traced.
B. There are no telephones
C. They can't afford to pay for the telephone calls.
D. None of the above

How has social media changed the way that the world accesses and creates news stories?

Bees collect nectar. Bees carry it back to the hive.

Which ideas are part of your American Dream? Check any that apply.
becoming rich
becoming famous
getting married
owning a home
having an exciting career
running my own business becoming a leader
being remembered

The basques are______
o predators
o sheep
o sheepherders​

Which line of poetry includes the best example of consonance?

"Gr-r-r-there you go, my heart's abhorrence!"

"The clinching interlocking claws, a living, fierce, gyrating wheel"

"But get thee back. My soul is too much charged / With blood"

"Love gave the wound, which, while I breathe, will bleed"

Brainliest if correct

Asap help it's for an essay, 3 reasons why online learning is more beneficial than physical learning

It’s possible to be obedient to authority and still retain your own independence. Do you agree or disagree? Why?

Based on the passage from "roberto ignacio torres bakes" and the passage from "the dreamer," write an essay that explains how papi and neftalí change. this the passage
pablo neruda was a chilean poet and nobel prize winner who died in 1973. in this excerpt from a novel based on the true events of his life, we see the poet transform himself from a lonely boy named neftalí.
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(2) neftalí sat in his room with the light of a flickering candle casting shadows on his walls and finished a new poem for claridad. now, he had a dilemma. this poem was to appear next week, not only in the university magazine but simultaneously in a santiago newspaper. father knew many people in santiago, and neftalí could not take the chance that father would discover he was disobeying him. besides that, he could not stop thinking about what father had said—that he was an embarrassment to the family.
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(3) neftalí sighed and put down his pen. he picked up the local temuco newspaper and read an article about the works of a czech writer. to neftalí, the writer’s name seemed unusual and exotic. if only he had such a name. he wrote the last name on a small piece of paper. then he read it out loud, again and again.
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(4) he pulled a book of italian poetry from his shelf and began to thumb through it, stopping at a page to read about a character named paolo.
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(5) "paolo," he said, but it didn’t sound quite right. he translated the name into spanish and nodded, writing it on the paper next to the other name.
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(6) the name was not only a perfect solution, it was a perfect fit. he picked up his pen again. at the end of his poem, instead of signing neftalí reyes, he wrote pablo neruda. he would use this name to save father the humiliation of having a son who was a poet. maybe he would use the name only until he became lost enough to find himself.
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(7) maybe he would even keep the name. it might take him places. after all, it had a rhythm like a locomotive chugging uphill.
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(8) the following morning, he slowly packed his belongings into a metal trunk: clothes, books, pens, and, of course, something for which he would never be too old—his sheep. he carefully sorted his collections into storage boxes, taking one box with him and taking the other to laurita’s room for safekeeping.
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(9) he stood in the doorway and handed her the box. "do not let it go up in flames."
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(10) she smiled. "i will guard it with my life."
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(11) that night and throughout the next day, he rode third class in a car full of peasants. it smelled of damp wool from rain-soaked ponchos and wet feathers from unhappy chickens that had been tucked into baskets. but none of that bothered him because he was headed to a place of culture, a place with more like-minded people, where being a student and a poet would not be discouraged.
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(12) when the train stopped, he gathered his trunk, put on a black, wide brimmed hat, and stepped onto the streets of santiago, to make his way in the world.
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(13) there, in the obscurity of the big city, his writing was as persistent as the weather. poetry had laid down its path, and he had no choice but to follow. he wrote no matter what his circumstances: when he lived in rooms that were no larger than a cell; when he had barely enough money to eat; when he had no friends and pulled deep within himself; when his heart was broken or when he broke another’s; when he did not agree with the politics at the university or the politics of his country.
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(14) he wrote.
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from the dreamer by pam muñoz ryan. copyright © 2010 by pam muñoz ryan. used by permission of scholastic inc.
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how to change this sentence from direct speech to reported speech.' Jack told,"I'll lend you my grammar book if you think it will help" '​

What did you include in your response? Check all that apply. An acknowledgement of the other participant’s opinion my opinion on the topic examples to support my opinion evidence from a text related to the discussion.

Which details of the setting hint that the story takes place long ago? select 3 options. together they climbed up to the center of the island where the trees were thick and high she showed him the graves shingled one- and two-room houses clamped themselves to the rocks like oysters in front of almost all of them was a dory or two, some overturned high dune grass hid the paths up to the houses the chopping block one man was using to split his cordwood

A letter to the town planner in your local municipality and propose to use a vacant piece of land as a tourism sports for the benefit of the community growth at large

What is included in a strong paragraph? Check all that apply.

one main idea in a thesis sentence

one main idea in a topic sentence

a series of topic sentences

a concluding sentence

supporting sentences

Maus Book:
What complication almost broke off Vladek and anjas engagement

Which features help to organize ideas in this outline? Select two responses.
A)a lettered list
B) subheadings
C)italicized words
D) a roman numeral
E)a sidebar

The basketball team has several strong players. They include Cayden, Langston, Max, and Ephraim.

Which sentence combines these sentences correctly with a colon?
A.
The basketball team has several strong players: Cayden, Langston, Max, and Ephraim.
B.
The basketball team: has several strong players Cayden, Langston, Max, and Ephraim.
C.
The basketball team has several strong players: they include Cayden, Langston, Max, and Ephraim.
D.
The basketball team has several strong players they include Cayden: Langston: Max: and Ephraim.

Who is the antagonist in antaeus?