1. Who most influenced Darwin's idea that life could change slowly over a long period of time? (1 point) Malthus Hutton and Lyell Lamarck livestock breeders and farmers 2. Who most influenced Darwin's idea that some offspring are better suited

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  1. Language/ Central Idea or Theme Quick Check

    1. Which of the following describes the theme of a story?(1 point) a statement that gives the most important facts of the story a message about life that is explored and expressed the idea that connects the story's parts the key details regarding

  2. educational technology

    Which of the following sentences best describes the Progressive Era? (1 point) It was a period in which many social reforms occurred. It was a period of unchecked abuses by big business. It was a period of civil war and the end of slavery. It was a period

  3. Science

    Darwin assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual. What was the first evidence that suggested evolutionary change might happen fast sometimes? a. homologous structures b. fossils c. reproduction rates d. DNA sequences Which of the

  5. Biology check please

    1. Who most influenced Darwin's idea that life could change slowly over a long period of time? (1 point) Malthus Hutton and Lyell Lamarck livestock breeders and farmers 2. Who most influenced Darwin's idea that some offspring are better suited to survival

  6. Biology

    check my answers? 1. What is the difference between Darwin's theory of evolution and Lamarck's theory of evolution? A)Darwin believed that organisms changed gradually over time, but Lamarck thought they changed suddenly. B)Lamarck believed that organisms

  7. History

    Which accurately describes how the Enlightenment influenced social change? the enlightenment influenced philosophies to spread ideas concerning political, social, and legal reform the enlightenment influenced quaker societies to prosecute protestants based

  8. Language Arts

    In "Life Without Gravity," the author provides many ideas and details about living in microgravity. What do you consider the most important idea in "Life Without Gravity"? In an essay, describe the idea you think is most important and explain its

  10. science (any tutor)

    2. How did Darwin and Lamarck differ in their thinking about change in species? A.Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism’s environment. B.Darwin thought that

  11. World History

    Which seminal document influenced James Madison’s writing of the United States Constitution? Madison was influenced by John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty, which defends individual freedom and an open society. Madison was influenced by Edmund Burke’s

  12. physics

    Influenced by the gravitational pull of a distant star, the velocity of an asteroid changes from from +19.0 km/s to −19.4 km/s over a period of 1.85 years. (a) What is the total change in the asteroid's velocity? (Indicate the direction with the sign of

  13. History

    In which way was life in Athens different from life in Sparta? A. Life in Athens involved more farming, while life in Sparta involved more fishing and sailing. B. Life in Athens praised exercise and strength, while life in Sparta praised democratic

  15. physics

    A 0.810 m long brass pendulum experiences a 18.0°C temperature increase. (a) Calculate the original period(s). (b) What is the change in the period(s)? (c) Find the ratio of the change in period to the original period, and calculate how long (h) a clock

  16. History/Civics

    Which quote from the Declaration of Independence shows that the colonists were influenced by John Locke's idea of natural rights? "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal."****** "Governments long established should not be

  17. Social Studies

    How have the Ten Commandments influenced life today? A. They established the democratic form of government. B. They created a separation between church and state. C. They influenced aspects of today's legal and political systems. D. They offered a set of

  18. science

    1.Darwin assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual. What was the first evidence that suggested evolution change might happen fast sometimes? A. Homologous structures B. Fossils*** C. Reproduction rates D. DNA sequences 2.Which of the

  20. biology

    When Darwin published his theory of evolution, he included all of the following ideas EXCEPT the idea that a. species changed slowly over time. b. some organisms become less suited to their environment then others. c. evolution occurs in spurts after major

  21. Advanced Science

    21) Which example represents a DISADVANTAGE of asexual reproduction? A)Genetic variety slowly causes hundreds of species of beetles to form from a single species.*** B)A single antibiotic is able to quickly and easily kill millions of genetically identical

  22. science

    Darwin hypothesized that there are definite steps to natural selection. Consider the model here. Use the Roman numerals (I - III) to guide you through the steps. Which is an accurate description of Darwin's hypothesized theory of natural selection? A)

  23. Physics

    A lump of lead with mass 0.5kg is dropped from height of 20m onto a hard surface it doesn't rebound but remains there at rest for a long period of time. A, find change in heat , change in work, change in internal energy for the lead during this process?

  25. Science

    Darwin assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual. What was the first evidence that suggested evolutionary change might happen fast sometimes? A. homologous structures B. fossils C. reproduction rates D. DNA sequences

  26. Physics

    Which conditions will result in the smallest change in momentum? a. a large force over a long time period b. a large force over a short time period c. a small force over a long time period d. a small force over a short time period

  27. Physics

    A lump of lead with mass 0.5kg is dropped from height of 20m onto a hard surface it doesn't rebound but remains there at rest for a long period of time. A, find change in heat , change in work, change in internal energy for the lead during this process?

  28. Science

    How did Darwin and Lamarck differ in their thinking about change in species? Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism’s environment. Darwin thought that change

  30. Physics

    A lump of lead with mass 0.5kg is dropped from height of 20m onto a hard surface it doesn't rebound but remains there at rest for a long period of time. A, find change in heat , change in work, change in internal energy for the lead during this process?

  31. Social Studies (Ms. Sue)

    In what ways do the reforms that President Roosevelt promoted affect your life today? My answer: They have influenced modern life immensely, as they have improved the quality of the meat available, restricted the sale of impure foods and medicines, and

  32. English

    Which responses accurately state a central idea of The Tempest? (Select all that apply.) The Tempest The power of magic can be a force for good, but it is also complicated and too great a responsibility for any single person. Some people in life will

  33. Science

    1. When evolution was first proposed, which of the following was used as evidence to support the idea? A. observations of nature B. laboratory experiments C. extensive fossil collections D. genetic sequences 2. How did Darwin and Lamarck differ in their

  35. Reading

    Check my answers please. 2. In "Life Without Gravity," the author provides many ideas and details about living in microgravity. What do you consider the most important idea in "Life Without Gravity"? In an essay, describe the idea you think is most

  36. social studies

    How did spices change life in Europe? How did gun powder change life in Europe? On the website you gave me Ms.Sue can You help me I don't understand How it changed life in Europe?

  37. College Algebra

    The period (the time required for one complete swing) of a simple pendulum varies directly as the square root of its length. If a pendulum 12 feet long has a period of 4 seconds, find the period of a pendulum 3 feet long.

  38. English

    Which of the following details about the authors life most likely influenced her ideas for the novel, Walk Two Moons? A. She came from a large family B. Her family was typically a noisy and rowdy bunch C. She enjoyed family vacations piled in the car on

  40. Math

    A carnival Ferris wheel with a radius of 7 m makes one complete revolution every 16s. The bottom of the wheel is 1.5 m above the ground. Find the amplitude, vertical shift, phase shift and k value and period. Do all calculations and then make your final

  41. the big idea of energy KS3

    what is the big idea of energy? To A. Einstein, it was that Energy and Mass are equivalent, and that the sum total of both, with a factor called entropy, is constant in the universe. what is the big idea of energy i need help on finding out what the big

  42. Biology I

    Charles Darwin- Evolution? 2) Where does variation occur within an organism that causes evolution? 5) What is the main source of evidence for evolution? 6) What was the occupation that Darwin was originally studying for? 8) What did Darwin believe about

  43. Biology

    28. Natural selection causes a. changes in the environment b. plants and animals to produce more offpsring than can survive c. changes in the frequency of certain favorable characteristics in a population d. all of the above D? 30. When Darwin published

  45. Science

    How did Lamarck and Darwin differ in their thinking about species? A. Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism's environment. B. Darwin thought that change could

  46. Biology

    Research and discuss an event in Charles Darwins' life that lead to his theory of evolution. Events could be directly in Charles Darwin's life or could be individuals whose ideas Darwin incorporated into his work. Besides the voyage to Beagle and the visit

  47. Technology

    I need help with my entry essay, "The Twentieth Century brought an explosion of discoveries and inventions in math, science, and technology. Choose one such discovery or invention, identify it, and name the people responsible. Then explain how this

  48. Social studies one question!help!!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!

    which of the following best describes the progressive era? a.) it was a period in which many social reforms occurred b.) it was a period of unchecked abuses by big companies c.) it was a period of civil war and the end of slavery d.) it was a period of

  50. educational technology

    Which of the following sentences best describes the Progressive Era? (1 point) It was a period in which many social reforms occurred. It was a period of unchecked abuses by big business. It was a period of civil war and the end of slavery. It was a period

  51. ed tech

    Which of the following sentences best describes the progressive era? A. it was a period in which many social reforms occurred. B. it was a period of unchecked abuses by big business. C. it was a period of cival war and the end of slavery. D. it was a

  52. Calculus

    The following table shows the percentage of the U.S. Discretionary Budget allocated to education in 2003, 2005, and 2009 (t=0 represents 2000) Year t 3 5 9 Percentage p(t) 6.8 7 6.2 (a) Compute and interpret the average rate of change of P(t) (b) Over the

  53. social studies

    How have the Ten Commandments influenced life today?

  55. history

    What were the major factors which shaped American foreign policy in the period 1890 to 1900? Show how atleast one of these facotrs influenced our actions in the Panama Canal controversy. American Imperialism was influenced by several factors including

  56. Biology

    28. Natural selection causes a. changes in the environment b. plants and animals to produce more offpsring than can survive c. changes in the frequency of certain favorable characteristics in a population d. all of the above D? 30. When Darwin published

  57. Science

    How did Lamarck and Darwin differ in their thinking about species? A. Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism's environment. B. Darwin thought that change could

  58. Science-Ms.Sue

    How did Lamarck and Darwin differ in their thinking about species? A. Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism's environment. B. Darwin thought that change could

  60. science (CHECK plz)

    How did Lamarck and Darwin differ in their thinking about species? A. Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism's environment. B. Darwin thought that change could

  61. Science

    How did Lamarck and Darwin differ in their thinking about species? A. Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism's environment. B. Darwin thought that change could

  62. Science

    How did Lamarck and Darwin differ in their thinking about species? A. Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism's environment. B. Darwin thought that change could

  63. Writing------PLZ HELP--I'M DESPERATE!!

    In writing an essay,what are some factors that have influenced your life? What are some hereditary and enviromental factors that have influenced how you have developed? Please tell us what has influenced YOUR life, and we'll be glad to critique your essay.

  65. modern world

    I don't understand what the difference is in how does the view of history influenced by Darwinism differ from the view of history influenced by the Enlightenment idea of progress??? Darwin didn't intend his theories of evolution to apply to humans and

  66. Physics

    If you suddenly multiplied the mass of Earth by a factor of 4, how would the period of a satellite change, if the radius of its orbit did not change? 4 times as long 1/4 as long 2 times as long 1/2 as long Unchanged

  67. Science

    describe how mutation might might have influenced the development of different species of finches that darwin observed on the galapagos islands

  68. English

    This is a paragraph for my essay about how immagination influenced Macbeth to commit murders I need it edited and proofread plz: Throughout the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare, imagination influenced Macbeth to do evil in hopes of achieving his goal.

  70. Darwin and Irreducible Complexity

    What was Darwin’s perspective on the idea of irreducible complexity, gaps in the fossil record and beautiful animals like the peacock? http://www.asa3.org/evolution/irred_compl.html Darwin did not have all the answers as scientists today do not either.

  71. english

    places in his life conflicts in his life men in his life can it be his father? people he worked with etc mistakes he made victories he celebrated having kids publishing his poetry/plays elizabethan cultures and traditions that influenced his life and

  72. phycology

    Life span developmental studies are based on the idea that: A. development occurs early in life, but not in late adulthood. B. there is almost no continuity over the lifespan, so an individual's history has little effect on development. C. sociohistorical

  73. English

    I'm writing a term paper for history, and I wondering which is correct: The 1920s was a period of... The 1920s were a period of... The first one sounds correct to me, but I want to be sure that the subject and verb agreed. According to all the information

  75. Human Growth

    Life span development studies are based on the idea that: A. development occurs early in life, but not in late adulthood. B. there is almost no continuity over the lifespan, so an individual’s history has little effect on development. C. sociohistorical

  76. History

    Do you agree with Darwin's idea of natural selection. Why or why not. Give minimum of 3 examples. thanx

  77. English

    For english class, I have to read a biography/autobiography of an author and then read two of the author's books that have been influenced by their real life. I chose F. Scott Fitzgerald as my author. I want to read The Great Gatsby as one of the books,

  78. Computer applications

    Which of the following sentences best describes the progressive era? A: it was a period in which many social reforms occurred. B: it was a period of unchecked abuses by big businesses. C: it was a period of Civil War and the end of slavery. D: it was a

  80. History

    What was Charles Darwin’s theory regarding plant and animal life

  81. precalculas

    the amount of bacteria in a petri dish increased by a percent change of 12% each hour over a period of 15 hours. a. find the growth factor for 1 hour? b. by what total percent did the bacteria change during this 15- hour time period.? c. how long will it

  82. ELA

    What should be changed in this sentence? Yes, only six rooms is finished A. change Yes, to Yes B. change is to are C. change finished to finish D. make no change B? What should be changed in this sentence? Construction was started eight years ago in 1792,

  83. History

    Use the diagram to describe two ways the religious movement influenced reform. A. People were influenced to change their lives after attending revivals B. Religious leaders took a stand against the use of alcohol Is this what I should put for my answer?

  85. English IV

    How does chalkboard equal life? I know it's a conceit...but how does it work? These are my guesses! It's a blank slate. You can write what you want on it. You can erase it, but traces are left behind. ?? How about this? A chalk piece represents life. The

  86. science (check!)

    Darwin assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual. What was the first evidence that suggested evolutionary change might happen fast sometimes? a. homologous structures b. fossils c. reproduction rates*****? d. DNA sequences

  87. science

    How did Darwin and Lamarck differ in their thinking about change in species

  88. Science

    2. How did Darwin and Lamarck differ in their thinking about change in species? I think its a

  90. Darwin Assumed that evolutionary change was always

    Darwin Assumed that evolutionary change was always slow and gradual.

  91. Science

    There are some sections on Charles Darwin that I need help with for an assignment: -employment -major influence in life -activities/hobbies please help!

  92. Sociology

    Norms must be followed for a society to function smoothly. (Points : 2) true or false Emile Durkheim was a sociologist influenced by Charles Darwin (Points : 2) true or false

  93. science

    How did Lamarck and Darwin differ in their thinking about species? A. Darwin thought that organisms could induce their own changes, while Lamarck thought that change could only be induced by an organism's environment. B. Darwin thought that change could

  95. Math

    The average number of new virus particles (virions) produced by a virally-infected cell during its lifetime is called the burst size. We will call the burst size N. Under reasonable assumptions, N can be approximated by N = p/u(p) where p is the rate of

  96. Science/Biology

    Please check my answers: 1. Which of the following correctly states the relationship between monkeys and humans? A. Humans and monkeys evolved from apes. B. Humans evolved from monkeys. C. Humans and monkeys evolved from the same ancestor, which is now

  97. 20th century history

    right now my class is studyign the 1920's which was a time period where ,odern life became more popular but tradionalist tried to return life to how it use to be. what is the sourse of this culrural conflict, and what was the outcome of the cultural

  98. BIOLOGY

    How is the evolution of animals the long necked giraffe explained by Charles Darwin?

  100. PHYSICS

    How is the evolution of animal like the long necked giraffe explained by Charles Darwin?

  101. shakespeare

    places in his life can it be where he was born what else conflicts in his life idk women in his life anne hathaway his wife men in his life can it be his fayher and the ppl he owrked with and his publisher children in his life susanna hamnet and judith

  102. English

    Could you check this exercise? Thanks Select the incorrect word in the sentence. 1. The spices might has be stored in that cupboard. 2. The rice can to be left to cook slowly. 3. Serve you Mrs, Walker her vegetarian meal. 4. The turkey must be a roasted

  103. sociology a 3 page paper

    C Wright Mills introduces the sociological imagination as both a worldview and the pre-requisite of sociological inquiry. He states that the sociological imagination connects history to biography. What does he mean by this? Additionally, explain the

  105. English

    I have to write a poem about my childhood and here it is. My childhood was full of people with tender hearts who followed me like my shadow wherever I went; Whether it be a long walk or short; they'd be with me. In those days life seemed to pass slowly and

  106. Chemistry

    During the preparation of K3[Al(C2O4)3].3H2O, NaOH was added slowly and with stirring over an approximately 10-minute period to a solution of Al2(SO4)3 solution. The combined solution was heated to almost boiling and left to stand for a few minutes. 1. Why

  107. Social Studies

    HELP DADDY OR GONNA GIVE ME A SPANKIN THEN imma say Si papi Which Daoist belief about leadership is discussed in this passage? A. the idea that rulers must enforce harsh laws to maintain order and harmony B. the idea that leaders should take little action

  108. History

    Which quote from the Declaration of Independence shows that the colonists were influenced by John Locke's idea of natural rights? "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal."****** "Governments long established should not be

  110. Economics

    Written Answer: Show calculations and respond to questions for the following example. Use either arc convention or the normal % change formula. Specify what you used. Quantity of Demand Income Period 1 100 $25,000 Period 2 125 $35,000 a)% change demand=

  111. Ethics

    Which of the following answers to the meaning of life did Tolstoy hold prior to his change of heart and mind? my answer is A a. Life has no meaning, and we must embrace that fact. b. Life's meaning is to provide comfort for oneself and one's family. c.

  112. Ethics

    Which of the following answers to the meaning of life did Tolstoy hold prior to his change of heart and mind? my answer is A a. Life has no meaning, and we must embrace that fact. b. Life's meaning is to provide comfort for oneself and one's family. c.

  113. English

    I forgot to include these last sentences. Thank you. 1)He wishes himself death, but he cannot tolerate the world’s going out (on?) without him. 8) His egotism leads him finally to self-destruction. 2) He uses four metaphors to describe life: a walking

  115. Science

    A star's life depends on mass ___ mass=Long life Large mass= ____ life Small mass is long life and large mass is short life?

  116. Music

    1. How did the music business change in the early 1970s? 2. In what ways did rock music become more conservative in the 1970s? 3. Name three technological advances in sound or recording that helped change rock in the late 60s and early 1970s. 4. Name three

  117. Social Studies

    How have the Ten Commandments influenced life today?

  118. Science questions

    A few questions I have about darwin and evolution/fossils. Thx!! Why did Darwin call species like the coelacanth living fossils? On a branching tree diagram, where would the coelacanths be placed? What can animals... no species like the coelacanth tell

  120. music

    Is concertos a genre of the Romantic period that influenced or had an effect on music today? I think it did but I cannot find an example.

  121. social study

    what were the consequences of the progressive era? how did the movement change from the early period to the later period? what were some of the goals in the early period and what were some of the goals in the later period? did it accomplish its

  122. math

    Mrs. Myles gave the same test to both her first and third period class. In first period, the mean was 75 and the range was 30. In third period, the mean was 85 and the range was 50. Which is a true statement? A) Most of third period scored in the 80's. B)

  123. Science

    4th Grade Most processes change land slowly, but people can change the land----------------- What the answer

  125. History

    This is my introductory paragraph. The Industrial Revolution was a period from the eighteenth to the nineteenth century where major changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining and transport had a massive effect on the social, economic and cultural

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