Dean Said:

Is a composite score of 25 on the Act good? and a writing subscore of 8?

We Answered:

Yeah, a 25 is pretty good. I go to a really competitive school and I know several people at my school who got around that score.

The 8 writing is pretty good too, but if you work you can bump it up to a 10 :)

Jennifer Said:

did the Constitution succeed in addressing the needs of a young America? social studies essay question!?

We Answered:

One good place to start is the Articles of Confederation, since they failed to meet the needs of the new United States.
You can compare the changes they made from the Articles to the Constitution, and how the Constitution worked better.

Since we are still using it 220 years later, the answer is probably YES.

Matthew Said:

Help with my essay please?

We Answered:

Millions haven't died. So, I would change that to thousands -- and anything else related to it.

You could start discussing "How". That could include sending care packages to soldiers in the field. You could get the name and address of the places to send care packages.

Become a pen pal to a soldier. Help support the spouses and children of the troops here at home -- they might need food, clothing, baby sitters, etc.

Patrick Said:

I really need help with my Social Studies homework?

We Answered:

This looks like it was from a book.
Darling, we can't "use our notes". Use YOUR notes.

Marilyn Said:

can you help my on social studies homework during the colonial times?

We Answered:

okay, lol im studying the Revolution too! but don't worry i get an A in all my subjects!

Advantages:

The colonists were on their own land.

The British wore bright red suits

The British had to cross the ocean to get to them so were easy to spot

(After the Battle of Saratoga) The colonists had help from France and Spain

Disadvantages:

The British had a bigger army

the British were trained better

The British had more supplies

There you go! that's plenty enough to get you started! Good luck!!!

n.n REX ;]

Julian Said:

How long would it take to get to each of the landmarks on the Oregon Trail by wagon?

We Answered:

Horse drawn wagon 3-4 miles an hour.8- 10 hours a day, minus rest stops.Find the distance between each place on google maps and do the math yourself.