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history question What caused the population of the United States to more than double between 1790 and 1820? A. an explosion of immigration. B. natural increase. C. a population explosion and increased immigration. D. a massive increase in the slave trade. Solution Between 1790 and 1820, the population of the United States had more than doubled. This growth was almost entirely the result of reproduction, a natural increase. The immigration rate, during this period was very low as less than 250,000 immigrants entered the United States during this period. There were doubts about the viability of the new republic. Also, during the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, there were travel restrictions in Europe. The immigration to the United States began to increase after Napoleon’s final defeat in 1815. The option B is the correct answer..

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The population of Britain exploded between 1750-1900 due to increasing birth rates, decreasing death rates, and immigration. Birth rates increased as people married younger and had more children they could send to work. Death rates declined due to innovations like vaccination, cleaner cities with water/sewers, and less alcohol consumption. Immigration from Eastern Europe also contributed, especially Jews fleeing persecution who lived in poverty in London's East End. This rapid population growth strained towns, as seen in the 1840 report noting sewage/health problems from neglecting infrastructure for the masses living in poor conditions.

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1) France experienced slow population growth in the 19th and early 20th centuries compared to other European countries due to a lower birth rate. It opened itself up to immigration to avoid population decline. 2) Currently, about a quarter of France's population is made up of immigrants or those with at least one immigrant grandparent. Major sources of immigration include countries from Southern Europe, North Africa, and former French colonies. 3) France's population growth has been atypical compared to other Western nations due to its earlier decline in birth rate and relatively low immigration historically. This resulted in France losing its early demographic advantage over countries like Germany and the United States.

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Indigenous peoples arrived in North America over 12,000 years ago with populations estimated between 2-10 million at the time of European contact. European settlement beginning in the 1600s brought diseases that reduced indigenous populations to 1 million by 1800. European immigration increased in the 18th-19th centuries, shifting from northern Europe to southern and eastern Europe with the Industrial Revolution. More immigrants went to the United States than Canada, driven primarily by economic opportunities. Settlement expanded from the East Coast across North America through the 19th century.

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Carbon dioxide (CO_2) is a non-polar molecule. Is this consistent with your classification of the C - O bond in #2 above? Why is CO_2 nonpolar? Solution In C-O the oxygen is more electronegative than carbon , so the shared electrons are more close to oxygen make it more negative and carbon becomes more positive.The polarity is determined by the difference in electronegativity, since electronegativity of oxygen is more here it makes C-O a polar component. But in Co2 the two oxygen lies linearly ie O=C=O Since the two oxygen atoms lies in 180 degree angle their electronegativity cancel each other , doesn\'t make any effect on the electronegativity of carbon, so CO2 becomes non polar in nature..

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Compare and contrast the messages about science and integrity in Frankenstein and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (You must discuss both science and integrity). Solution I find Dr. Jekyll\'s use of science to have at least a bit more integrity than Victor Frankenstein\'s. Frankenstein dreams of being \"blessed\" by a race of men which he will have created and \"hailed\" as something of a hero by them. He puts science to use in order to achieve personal glory and fame, and because he acts without integrity, behaving selfishly and unethically, he ruins many more lives than just his own. Dr. Jekyll, on the other hand, doesn\'t exploit science in order to achieve fame. In essence, he succumbs to Victorian societal pressure to conform to an incredibly repressive moral code. His intention is to better himself by making it easier for him to always do the right thing, as defined by his society. Despite the problems we might find with his rationale (if we take issue with his attempt to rid himself of a fundamental part of being human), his intentions, I would argue, are less self-serving than Frankenstein\'s. Jekyll is actually attempting to change himself in order to better fit the (unreasonable) demands of his society, and so his use of science smacks more clearly of integrity than does Frankenstein\'s. He shows that it is possible to put science to use in a more ethical way than Shelley\'s \"hero.\".

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What are the two components of dynamic pressure? Velocity and density Viscosity and velocity Angle of attack and density Lift and Drag Solution Dynamic pressure is a defined property of a moving flow of gas or liquid and can be expressed as pd = 1/2 v2 (1) where pd = dynamic pressure (Pa) = density of fluid (kg/m3) v = velocity (m/s) so, according to this relation the two components of dynamic pressure areVelocity and density..

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USING JAVA: Implement the quicksort optimization median-of-three, i.e., first, middle, and last, as pivot for partition. Into this working quicksort algorithm: ( the spacing is bad, sorry) private static void quicksort(int low, int high) { int i = low, j = high; // Get the pivot element from the middle of the list int pivot = arr[(high+low)/2]; // Divide into two lists while (i <= j) { // If the current value from the left list is smaller then the pivot // element then get the next element from the left list while (arr[i] < pivot) i++; // If the current value from the right list is larger then the pivot // element then get the next element from the right list while (arr[j] > pivot) j--; // If we have found a value in the left list which is larger than // the pivot element and if we have found a value in the right list // which is smaller then the pivot element then we exchange the // values. // As we are done we can increase i and j if (i < j) { exchange(i, j); i++; j--; } else if (i == j) { i++; j--; } } // Recursion if (low < j) quicksort(low, j); if (i < high) quicksort(i, high); } Solution Hi, Please find my program: private static void quicksort(int low, int high) { if (low >= high) return; // Selecting the pivot int first = low; int second = arr[(high+low)/2]; int third = arr[high]; // median for first three int pivot = Math.max( Math.min( array[first], array[second]), Math.min( Math.max( array[first], array[second] ), array[third] ) ); while (low <= high) { while (array[low] < pivot) { low++; } while (array[high] > pivot) { high--; } if (low <= high) { // swapping int temp = array[low]; array[low] = array[high]; array[high] = temp; low++; high--; } } // Recursion if (low < j) quicksort(low, j); if (i < high) quicksort(i, high); }.

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There are 40 students in our class. How many ways they can be lined up such that two fixed students X and Y are next to each other (order of the two fixed students does not matter). Solution So now that X and Y are always beside each other, then you can treat them as just ONE PERSON. Thus, it\'s like there are now just 39 people to permute. As n! = number of ways to permute n objects in a line, then the number of ways is #ways = 39! = 2.03979*10^46 [ANSWER].

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The Task For this assignment you will write a rudimentary text editor that allows the user to edit 5 lines of text, where each line is no longer than 80 characters. The editor should allow the user to continue editing as long as desired and should print the current state of the edit buffer after each edit. The editor is a \'line editor\' in that the user must edit one line at a time. The user can specify which line should be edited by choosing a line number from a menu. The only two editing operations possible are to replace an entire line with a new line, or to replace a substring in the line with a new substring. Musts The program should not accept incorrect menu choices from the user. If the user creates a string that is longer than 80 characters the string should be truncated to fit the 80 character limit. The program should simply make no changes if the user tries to replace a substring that does not exist in the string. Your program must use functions. Some functions are required, but you may make other functions as you see fit. You may not change the name, return type, or the parameter list types for required functions. Required Function One int replaceInString(char[] original, char[] substring, char[] replace); This function causes the original string to be modified such that the first occurrence of substring is removed from the original string and the contents of replace are inserted in its place. replaceInString calls findSubString and insertString. The function returns 0 if the operation fails and 1 if the operation is successful. Required Function Two: int findSubString(char[] original, char[] toFind); This function finds the first occurrence of toFind in original and returns an integer representing the index of the first element of the toFind substring in original. For example if toFind was \'cat\' and original was \'thundercat\' the function would return 7 since the begining of \'cat\' in \'thundercat\' is position 7. If the function does not find a substring it should return -1 note: do not use existing substring functions such as strstr as a solution for this function. Solve the algorithm yourself. You may use basic string functions such as strlen and strcat. Required Function Three: int insertString(char[] original, int start, int length, char[] toInsert); This function replaces the contents of original with the following sequence of characters: the characters from original up to position start- the characters from toInsert the characters from original starting at the character immediately after length. Solution #include #include #define ROW_LENTH 81 #define NUM_ROWS 5 void replaceLine(char line[]); void printText(char text[][ROW_LENTH]); int readFile(char filePath[], char text[][ROW_LENTH]); int writeFile(char filePath[], char text[][ROW_LENTH]); void removeTrailingHardReturn(char line[]); void flushBuffer(); int getLine(); int replaceInString(char original[], char substring[], char replace[]); int findSubString(char origina.

The SIP handles what functionsA.) establishes a call through the .pdf

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The SIP handles what functions? A.) establishes a call through the network. B) tears down a call through the network C) rings the phone D) applies features to the line. E) converts the IP signal into a G.711 flow. F.) a, b, and c G.) a and b H.) a, b, c, and e I.) all of the above Solution sip has main five functions: session initiation protocal 1. User location 2.User availibilty 3 User capabilities 4 session setup 5 session management so sip provides five function it uses layered approach sip used for real timetransport protocal .it is used for delivering voice and video over IPnetwork This type of server does not store any information of a call transactios. so sip has above questioN answer is : (I )ALL OF THE ABOVE.

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The NBA decides to look into the use of meldonium in the league following the same protocol as the WADA. Which of the following will be randomly tested?urine samplesblood samplesskin samplesplasma samples Solution Answer: According to WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency), the quantity of Meldonium or Mildronate (trade-name) in athlete\'s/Patient\'s body used to measure from the urine samples. NBA is going to follow the same protocol as WADA to estimate the Meldonium content. So, the answer is \'Urine Samples\'..

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1. history question What caused the population of the United States to more than double between 1790 and 1820? A. an explosion of immigration. B. natural increase. C. a population explosion and increased immigration. D. a massive increase in the slave trade. Solution Between 1790 and 1820, the population of the United States had more than doubled. This growth was almost entirely the result of reproduction, a natural increase. The immigration rate, during this period was very low as less than 250,000 immigrants entered the United States during this period. There were doubts about the viability of the new republic. Also, during the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, there were travel restrictions in Europe. The immigration to the United States began to increase after Napoleon’s final defeat in 1815. The option B is the correct answer.

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