Technology in ww1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

FCAS final exam Questions and Answers 2023 Who is credited for the principle of Buoyancy? Archimedes Balloons, what year, who? - 1783, Montgolfier Brothers (Joseph and Etienne) -- released first, manned, free ascent hot air balloon - 1783, J.A.C. Charles -- first manned flight of a hydrogen filled balloon Cayley, what were his contributions? 1804, first model airplane flown 1809, built full scale airplane Penaud, what were his contributions? - first airplane with in...

Who were the first humans to live in Maine? - correct answer The Native Americans Who explored parts of Maine from the late 1400's to 1600's? - correct answer The Europeans What was the first British colony settlement in Maine? - correct answer The Popham Colony Who were the settlers in Maine during the colonial period? - correct answer ...

Which of the following is correct regarding European warfare and/or North American warfare up to the Revolutionary War? -ANSWER- The Native-Americans' poor security and unwillingness to fight in winter undermined the stealthy tactics they often used. Which is correct regarding the Revolutionary War from 1775 to early 1778? -ANSWER- At Bunker Hill, the Patriots got away with violating Security and Unity of Command because the British violated Maneuver and Surprise. Which is correct regardi...

Cause and Effects of the Red Scare Chapter 13, Post WWI, the Red Scare: Chapter 13 100% Correct Red Scare Red Scare happens when the fear of radical leftism or communism is promoted, often in the media. Causes of the Red Scare 1. World War I, which led many to embrace strong nationalistic and anti-immigrant sympathies; 2.The Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, which led many to fear that immigrants, particularly from Russia, southern Europe, and eastern Europe, intended to overthrow the United Stat...

3.2 Eye-witness account written by a young radio operator in WW1 correctly answered to pass 20233.2 - correct answer It is an extract from a memoir written by sapper B. Neyland, who served from September 1916 to December 1919 in the Royal Engineers Wireless Section. VOICE - correct answer patriotic, informative, detached, engaging, reflective, loyal, proud GENERIC CONVENTIONS - correct answer - subjective - self reflective and highly emotive - includes imagery and personal details/though...

What is Cahokia? city on a mound First explorer in Georgia? Hernando de Soto 1540 When did the Flag change in Georgia? 1956 When did the first people come to Georgia? 13,000 years ago What period did settlers first arrive to North America? Paleoindian Period Which did Jefferson NOT do? -Embargo -LA Purchase -Impeaching President Impeaching President Which was NOT a pastime in the antebellum? -Reading newspapers -Playing baseball -Going to the...

Ottoman Empire Sick man of Europe; didn't adopt Western tech or Enlightenment ideas, corruption led to rapid decline, & ethnic nationalism among the diverse population of the empire led to unrest; dismantled after WW1 China's 2 19th Century Humiliations Suffered at the hands of Europeans: the Opium War & the split into "spheres of influence" China's government In the 1900s became a republic briefly but its trauma from the 1800s left a central gov too weak to effectively pro...

OCS Military History Study Guide 100% Correct Which of the following is correct regarding European warfare and/or North American warfare up to the Revolutionary War? The Native-Americans' poor security and unwillingness to fight in winter undermined the stealthy tactics they often used. Which is correct regarding the Revolutionary War from 1775 to early 1778? At Bunker Hill, the Patriots got away with violating Security and Unity of Command because the British violated Maneuver and Surprise. ...

1800s - early 1900's correct answers - Peddling network - No developed sale force - Sales"men" for a reason - A strong, stable currency - Easy to get credit - No laws protecting private property - Aggressive salesmanship - Salesmen flourished because there was no established aristocracy - "The Man Nobody Knows" - Jesus as a businessman Early 1900's correct answers - The industry started to take off - Coca-cola - The cash register took off Burroughs (cash register company) -...

Unit 4 (chapter 14) History of Graphic Design Questions And Answers 100% Pass The Beggarstaffs - answer______- The Beggarstaffs, otherwise J. & W. Beggarstaff, was the pseudonym used by the British artists William Nicholson and James Pryde for their collaborative partnership in the design of posters and other graphic work between 1894 and 1899. One of them found a sack of corn in a stable labeled "the Beggarstaff Brothers," and they adopted the name, dropping the "Brothers." Du...