What do you think are the main differences between Male and Female roles in today's society, in North America?
Q. strictly an opinion question, im just qurious what all you opinions are on this.
Asked by Drifter - Sat Jan 3 18:56:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have faith in god
Answered by God answers all questions - Sun Jan 4 13:50:40 2009
Q. strictly an opinion question, im just qurious what all you opinions are on this.
Asked by Drifter - Sat Jan 3 18:56:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have faith in god
Answered by God answers all questions - Sun Jan 4 13:50:40 2009
What was the impact of independence on the economy and society of North America?
Q. social and economic issues, issues of continuity and change, adjustment and new perspectives about economic development and impact of different social groups- Native Americans and African Americans
Asked by Chibi - Mon Aug 18 18:29:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The new nation was now free to trade with any other nation of its choosing. It no longer had to obey the laws passed by Parliament and the mercantile system. However, the new nation also lost the protection on the high seas of the British Navy. The American merchant marine soon developed into a profitable commercial venture and many foreign sailors would even "jump ship" and join the American vessels. The west was open to development but the new nation had to provide its own protection for its citizens. The Northwest Ordinance and similar pieces of legislation would help the nation add states on an equal footing with the original 13. America was free to enact protective tariffs and encourage its own industry.
Answered by MrV - Mon Aug 18 18:57:48 2008
Q. social and economic issues, issues of continuity and change, adjustment and new perspectives about economic development and impact of different social groups- Native Americans and African Americans
Asked by Chibi - Mon Aug 18 18:29:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The new nation was now free to trade with any other nation of its choosing. It no longer had to obey the laws passed by Parliament and the mercantile system. However, the new nation also lost the protection on the high seas of the British Navy. The American merchant marine soon developed into a profitable commercial venture and many foreign sailors would even "jump ship" and join the American vessels. The west was open to development but the new nation had to provide its own protection for its citizens. The Northwest Ordinance and similar pieces of legislation would help the nation add states on an equal footing with the original 13. America was free to enact protective tariffs and encourage its own industry.
Answered by MrV - Mon Aug 18 18:57:48 2008
Does this speech from Dr. Ingrid Mattson, president of the Islamic Society of North America give you hope?
Q. Dr. Ingrid Mattson, president of the Islamic Society of North America, was the first Muslim leader to address the Union for Reform Judaism Biennial. During the closing session of December convention, she spoke passionately about the upcoming dialogue program between ISNA mosques and Union synagogues, the role of religion in America, antisemitism and Islamophobia. Please read this and then tell me your thoughts on what she said: Shalom. :) I would prefer that you read it all rather than risk someone thinking I try to take things out of context in interpreting her words. If you don't have time to read it now, perhaps you can bookmark it for later.
Asked by mama_pajama_1 - Mon Jan 7 15:03:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't trust this women. It seems that bashing Christianity is her answer to coming up with a dialogue between Muslims and Jews. How sweet. Maybe it's just some divide and conquer strategy. That's just my opinion.
Answered by cthemagicofdawn - Mon Jan 7 15:56:59 2008
Q. Dr. Ingrid Mattson, president of the Islamic Society of North America, was the first Muslim leader to address the Union for Reform Judaism Biennial. During the closing session of December convention, she spoke passionately about the upcoming dialogue program between ISNA mosques and Union synagogues, the role of religion in America, antisemitism and Islamophobia. Please read this and then tell me your thoughts on what she said: Shalom. :) I would prefer that you read it all rather than risk someone thinking I try to take things out of context in interpreting her words. If you don't have time to read it now, perhaps you can bookmark it for later.
Asked by mama_pajama_1 - Mon Jan 7 15:03:14 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't trust this women. It seems that bashing Christianity is her answer to coming up with a dialogue between Muslims and Jews. How sweet. Maybe it's just some divide and conquer strategy. That's just my opinion.
Answered by cthemagicofdawn - Mon Jan 7 15:56:59 2008
What can you tell me about divorce statistics in North America today?
Q. What are the current percentages? What are the percentages of divorce among secular society? What are the percentages among the religious society in North America? What are the percentages in the United States? What are the percentages in Canada? Which gender applies for legal divorcement more frequently - men or women? What is currently the leading cause of divorce? What are the top ten causes? What is the mortality rate of marriages when both parties are married as virgins? What percentage of married North Americans, Canadians, and United States citizens actually married as virgins? What percentage of marriages is "remarriage"? What is the current mortality rate of remarriages? Is divorce on the increase? If so, what is the rate of… [cont.]
Asked by chesterthesultan - Tue Mar 28 20:19:42 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Giggly Giraffe - Wed Mar 29 00:32:01 2006
Q. What are the current percentages? What are the percentages of divorce among secular society? What are the percentages among the religious society in North America? What are the percentages in the United States? What are the percentages in Canada? Which gender applies for legal divorcement more frequently - men or women? What is currently the leading cause of divorce? What are the top ten causes? What is the mortality rate of marriages when both parties are married as virgins? What percentage of married North Americans, Canadians, and United States citizens actually married as virgins? What percentage of marriages is "remarriage"? What is the current mortality rate of remarriages? Is divorce on the increase? If so, what is the rate of… [cont.]
Asked by chesterthesultan - Tue Mar 28 20:19:42 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Giggly Giraffe - Wed Mar 29 00:32:01 2006
How did the Columbian Exchange effect society's in Europe and North America?......?
Q. How did the Columbian Exchange effect society's in Europe and North America?...?
Asked by caselogicc - Fri Oct 10 18:18:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Columbian Exchange brought luxury items such as coffee and tobacco to Europe. It also brought potatoes which were nutritionally exceptional for the Europeans. Potatoes boosted the population and led to the inflation of food prices. The importation of gold and other precious medals further stimulated this inflation, which was felt throughout Europe. On the North American side, there were the obvious outbreaks of diseases of which the Natives had no immunity to. The horses and weapons that were brought made the natives increasingly violent. Hope I could help.
Answered by Anonymous - Fri Oct 10 20:48:02 2008
Q. How did the Columbian Exchange effect society's in Europe and North America?...?
Asked by caselogicc - Fri Oct 10 18:18:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Columbian Exchange brought luxury items such as coffee and tobacco to Europe. It also brought potatoes which were nutritionally exceptional for the Europeans. Potatoes boosted the population and led to the inflation of food prices. The importation of gold and other precious medals further stimulated this inflation, which was felt throughout Europe. On the North American side, there were the obvious outbreaks of diseases of which the Natives had no immunity to. The horses and weapons that were brought made the natives increasingly violent. Hope I could help.
Answered by Anonymous - Fri Oct 10 20:48:02 2008
Which of the following was not a prominent cultural belief among Indian societies of North America?
Q. a. Land was there for the use of the tribe as a whole, not for the enrichment of individuals. b. Spiritual power resided in all aspects of the natural world. c. Only holders of property should take part in tribal governance. d. Hunting and fishing were for men; farming was largely for women.
Asked by Ramen - Thu Feb 5 01:14:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ~You have two choices that are directly contradictory. You can't make even a guess on that basis?
Answered by Oscar Himpflewitz - Thu Feb 5 01:26:58 2009
Q. a. Land was there for the use of the tribe as a whole, not for the enrichment of individuals. b. Spiritual power resided in all aspects of the natural world. c. Only holders of property should take part in tribal governance. d. Hunting and fishing were for men; farming was largely for women.
Asked by Ramen - Thu Feb 5 01:14:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ~You have two choices that are directly contradictory. You can't make even a guess on that basis?
Answered by Oscar Himpflewitz - Thu Feb 5 01:26:58 2009
How did the societies of North America differ from those of Central and South America?
Q. How did the societies of North America differ from those of Central and South America?
Asked by ixxyboyxxi - Thu Oct 23 22:00:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Answers here: Native American civilizations Plains Indians Aztecs Maya civilization Inca civilization
Answered by Demosthenes - Mon Oct 27 07:24:38 2008
Q. How did the societies of North America differ from those of Central and South America?
Asked by ixxyboyxxi - Thu Oct 23 22:00:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Answers here: Native American civilizations Plains Indians Aztecs Maya civilization Inca civilization
Answered by Demosthenes - Mon Oct 27 07:24:38 2008
Could Mexico collapsing lead to an absolute meltdown of society in North America?
Q. Mexico is our neighboor and we fuel their economy by buying their precious cocain as well as the ever increasingly precious oil. We also have a problem with them - immigration. so if you put the pieces together you will notice that the conditions in mexico are BAD. if their economy disintegrats we will get sky rockting oil and cocain prices as well as tons of rioting uncontrolable immigration into the United States. Now I dont know about you but i am willing to give up some of what i have for these immigrants - making unfortunate lives happier for just a sacrifice of a few meaningless things in our industrialized lives... sound like a no-brainer for someone who has less than half a brain shooting them as they come across the border or… [cont.]
Asked by getsome - Mon Mar 30 14:41:21 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Mexico is our neighboor and we fuel their economy by buying their precious cocain as well as the ever increasingly precious oil. We also have a problem with them - immigration. so if you put the pieces together you will notice that the conditions in mexico are BAD. if their economy disintegrats we will get sky rockting oil and cocain prices as well as tons of rioting uncontrolable immigration into the United States. Now I dont know about you but i am willing to give up some of what i have for these immigrants - making unfortunate lives happier for just a sacrifice of a few meaningless things in our industrialized lives... sound like a no-brainer for someone who has less than half a brain shooting them as they come across the border or… [cont.]
Asked by getsome - Mon Mar 30 14:41:21 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
How did Indian societies of South and North America differ from European ones when they came into contact?
Q. ap us history
Asked by Kristin S - Wed Aug 8 14:01:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tech (no practical metals, wheels, or beasts of burden), exposure to diseases, lingual and racial stock, religion, caste system, and science (astronomy).
Answered by corry m - Wed Aug 8 15:17:28 2007
Q. ap us history
Asked by Kristin S - Wed Aug 8 14:01:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tech (no practical metals, wheels, or beasts of burden), exposure to diseases, lingual and racial stock, religion, caste system, and science (astronomy).
Answered by corry m - Wed Aug 8 15:17:28 2007
Are there any societies in North America that are not driven by the love of money and the need to rush!,rush!!?
Q. Communisim only works on paper, It is now looking like the same is true for capitalism. What areas of America is not driven by the love of money and the need to get the workers to work more and more with less people? I suppose our jobs are going to China because those people are forced to work for much less that the people in other countries. Are the Amish the only society that is not driven by the love of money? Are Canada, Mexico, Central and South America also driven by the need to buy stuff on credit and by the love of money. It seems we are expected to buy things on credit to keep the economy going.What is wrong with that picture? Doesn't borrowing money and buying things on credit make the borrower the servant or slave of the lender?… [cont.]
Asked by JamesRTD - Thu Jun 11 21:01:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you ranting or asking a question? If the former, thank you for sharing. If the latter, your analysis of the situation may well be perfectly correct, but I see no understanding of the roots of the current behavior. Do you really believe that the head of GM and all those failed banks and other financial institutions were stupid? Do you believe they were ignorant? I don't. I believe that in spite of their intelligence, they found themselves in situations where it was in their perceived best interests to do what they did, even knowing that it probably wasn't the best thing for the country, for the economy, or even for their company and themselves. One simplistic example of this is "The Tragedy of the Commons" That is the way the… [cont.]
Answered by simplicitus - Sun Jun 14 00:08:20 2009
Q. Communisim only works on paper, It is now looking like the same is true for capitalism. What areas of America is not driven by the love of money and the need to get the workers to work more and more with less people? I suppose our jobs are going to China because those people are forced to work for much less that the people in other countries. Are the Amish the only society that is not driven by the love of money? Are Canada, Mexico, Central and South America also driven by the need to buy stuff on credit and by the love of money. It seems we are expected to buy things on credit to keep the economy going.What is wrong with that picture? Doesn't borrowing money and buying things on credit make the borrower the servant or slave of the lender?… [cont.]
Asked by JamesRTD - Thu Jun 11 21:01:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you ranting or asking a question? If the former, thank you for sharing. If the latter, your analysis of the situation may well be perfectly correct, but I see no understanding of the roots of the current behavior. Do you really believe that the head of GM and all those failed banks and other financial institutions were stupid? Do you believe they were ignorant? I don't. I believe that in spite of their intelligence, they found themselves in situations where it was in their perceived best interests to do what they did, even knowing that it probably wasn't the best thing for the country, for the economy, or even for their company and themselves. One simplistic example of this is "The Tragedy of the Commons" That is the way the… [cont.]
Answered by simplicitus - Sun Jun 14 00:08:20 2009
What is the most carbohydrate rich wild-edible plant that is commonly found in North America?
Q. Hi there, as a diabetic i am concerned that in a failing society such as ours, there might come a time when it will be hard to find decent food, at least when you refuse to stand in a FEMA bread line. So im curious what wild edible plants i can find to keep my blood sugar level up. thanks so much!
Asked by Timko G - Sun Feb 22 15:11:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Hi there, as a diabetic i am concerned that in a failing society such as ours, there might come a time when it will be hard to find decent food, at least when you refuse to stand in a FEMA bread line. So im curious what wild edible plants i can find to keep my blood sugar level up. thanks so much!
Asked by Timko G - Sun Feb 22 15:11:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
In order to protect my family, exactly what can I do to prepare us for the bird flu pandemic in North America?
Q. What supplies should we have? And how much for a family of 10? Should we be prepared to quarantine ourselves for at least 3 to 6 months once the Avian Flu is in our area of the US? If most of the normal daily functions in our society are interrupted, won't this cause the people who didn't prepare themselves to act out in abnormal ways, such as threatening others and stealing when they run out of what little food and medicine, etc. they had in their homes? And with police and other law enforcement agencies looking out for their own families and quarantining themselves, too, won't we have to be in a position to protect ourselves and our families from those that could try to do us harm because they are desparate to provide for their own… [cont.]
Asked by Kathleen - Tue Jun 13 15:05:52 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Curing this flu is no easy matter, avian influenza is so deadly that it is right behind anthrax on the bio-defense list, as a possible terrorist weapon. There are two ways to try to dodge the flu. One is to kill all infected birds. The other is to develop a vaccine before the disease shifts. Because this strain requires four times the usual vaccine dosage it is impossible to produce the 600 million doses our population needs. Current supplies could provide vaccine for 15 million people; that s only 5% of our population. Accumulated data paints such a frightening pathogenic picture that WHO issued an urgent warning that a flu pandemic could affect billions of people worldwide. Billions because, unlike our annual flu outbreaks, everyone is… [cont.]
Answered by hickcrazy1 - Tue Jun 13 18:31:38 2006
Q. What supplies should we have? And how much for a family of 10? Should we be prepared to quarantine ourselves for at least 3 to 6 months once the Avian Flu is in our area of the US? If most of the normal daily functions in our society are interrupted, won't this cause the people who didn't prepare themselves to act out in abnormal ways, such as threatening others and stealing when they run out of what little food and medicine, etc. they had in their homes? And with police and other law enforcement agencies looking out for their own families and quarantining themselves, too, won't we have to be in a position to protect ourselves and our families from those that could try to do us harm because they are desparate to provide for their own… [cont.]
Asked by Kathleen - Tue Jun 13 15:05:52 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Curing this flu is no easy matter, avian influenza is so deadly that it is right behind anthrax on the bio-defense list, as a possible terrorist weapon. There are two ways to try to dodge the flu. One is to kill all infected birds. The other is to develop a vaccine before the disease shifts. Because this strain requires four times the usual vaccine dosage it is impossible to produce the 600 million doses our population needs. Current supplies could provide vaccine for 15 million people; that s only 5% of our population. Accumulated data paints such a frightening pathogenic picture that WHO issued an urgent warning that a flu pandemic could affect billions of people worldwide. Billions because, unlike our annual flu outbreaks, everyone is… [cont.]
Answered by hickcrazy1 - Tue Jun 13 18:31:38 2006
In North America which is the stronger driving force in shaping the lives of citizens?
Q. The role of the individual OR the role of the collective(society).
Asked by fabulousali - Thu Feb 19 00:39:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. The role of the individual OR the role of the collective(society).
Asked by fabulousali - Thu Feb 19 00:39:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Are Muslims able to practice Islam freely in North America?
Q. I am a liberal Muslim who has an opportunity to move and study for a PhD in one of the top universities in America. My main concern is that I am afraid I won't be able to pray five times a day or practice my religion freely...how true is this? Also, do you think that Muslim kids can live and participate normally in the American society while maintaining their religion? or will they be under immense pressure? The responses of Muslims and Non-Muslims will be highly appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Austin - Tue Jun 2 08:12:17 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is such an ignorance when it comes to some people talkin' about Islam .. 1) You will not be allowed to beat women freely. (Who said you can beat your wife in Islam ???) 2) You will not be allowed to "circumcise" your daughter. (actually Islam has no such a thin' that girls have to be circumcised, there is SOME Ignorant people who do that, not because they are muslims means Islam told them to do it !!!) 3) You will be forced to tolerate Jews and other groups of people that you otherwise may feel great disrespect for. (Muslims told to be kind and generous to EVERY thin' that lives and breathes on earth not just people) 4) You will have to accept that people in North America will have the right to criticize your religion. (Islam 'n… [cont.]
Answered by Mother Of FIRE - Tue Jun 2 09:48:19 2009
Q. I am a liberal Muslim who has an opportunity to move and study for a PhD in one of the top universities in America. My main concern is that I am afraid I won't be able to pray five times a day or practice my religion freely...how true is this? Also, do you think that Muslim kids can live and participate normally in the American society while maintaining their religion? or will they be under immense pressure? The responses of Muslims and Non-Muslims will be highly appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Austin - Tue Jun 2 08:12:17 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is such an ignorance when it comes to some people talkin' about Islam .. 1) You will not be allowed to beat women freely. (Who said you can beat your wife in Islam ???) 2) You will not be allowed to "circumcise" your daughter. (actually Islam has no such a thin' that girls have to be circumcised, there is SOME Ignorant people who do that, not because they are muslims means Islam told them to do it !!!) 3) You will be forced to tolerate Jews and other groups of people that you otherwise may feel great disrespect for. (Muslims told to be kind and generous to EVERY thin' that lives and breathes on earth not just people) 4) You will have to accept that people in North America will have the right to criticize your religion. (Islam 'n… [cont.]
Answered by Mother Of FIRE - Tue Jun 2 09:48:19 2009
how can immigration affect north america?
Q. how can immigration affect north america right now...and how could it affect my family now or possibly in the future...and how does immigration affect society in general?? please feel free to add as much details as you can! i assumed you knew i lived in america
Asked by gus - Tue Mar 20 14:07:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. read about Rome. The vandals, Goths, Mongols, etc. same thing is going to happen here Books will say " It was the greatest, but just to liberal."
Answered by usafatceo - Tue Mar 20 14:12:46 2007
Q. how can immigration affect north america right now...and how could it affect my family now or possibly in the future...and how does immigration affect society in general?? please feel free to add as much details as you can! i assumed you knew i lived in america
Asked by gus - Tue Mar 20 14:07:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. read about Rome. The vandals, Goths, Mongols, etc. same thing is going to happen here Books will say " It was the greatest, but just to liberal."
Answered by usafatceo - Tue Mar 20 14:12:46 2007
What if Europeans never came in contact with Native Americans, in both North and South America?
Q. How do you think the societies and/or cultures of North and South America would have turned out if Europeans never took the initiative to explore new lands, and somehow found a way to fully support themselves economically and control over-population? Would both Europeans and Native Americans have progressed or developed differently? What's your take on this?
Asked by epwirjuorbitu - Sun Sep 10 16:19:34 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that it would come out as in "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley: Europe would lose all morality (like America has), and the Americas would have more primitive, but much more fulfilling lives. Darn Columbus, screwing things up again! Hope this answered your question!
Answered by Zachary J - Sun Sep 10 16:24:16 2006
Q. How do you think the societies and/or cultures of North and South America would have turned out if Europeans never took the initiative to explore new lands, and somehow found a way to fully support themselves economically and control over-population? Would both Europeans and Native Americans have progressed or developed differently? What's your take on this?
Asked by epwirjuorbitu - Sun Sep 10 16:19:34 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that it would come out as in "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley: Europe would lose all morality (like America has), and the Americas would have more primitive, but much more fulfilling lives. Darn Columbus, screwing things up again! Hope this answered your question!
Answered by Zachary J - Sun Sep 10 16:24:16 2006
which of the following statements is accurate regarding religion in British North America?
Q. a) Religious toleration was a calue inherent in society b)The American colonies were religiously homogeneous c)Most American colonists were not tolerant of other religions even though de facto toleration came into existence in the colonies. d) Catholics were welcomed and tolerated in all the American colonies.
Asked by Ghaediconana - Mon Oct 8 23:04:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer to that would be letter B.
Answered by Remy - Tue Oct 9 00:46:28 2007
Q. a) Religious toleration was a calue inherent in society b)The American colonies were religiously homogeneous c)Most American colonists were not tolerant of other religions even though de facto toleration came into existence in the colonies. d) Catholics were welcomed and tolerated in all the American colonies.
Asked by Ghaediconana - Mon Oct 8 23:04:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer to that would be letter B.
Answered by Remy - Tue Oct 9 00:46:28 2007
Why do societies "standards" SUCK? especially here in North America?
Q. Why do societies "standards" SUCK? especially here in North America?
Asked by thewoomaster - Thu Mar 15 14:50:11 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For environmental solutions yes we suck because we are too motivated by money and power. Look how fast Bush and Harper are moving on bio fuels and the 'Hydrogen" highway now that they think it will take money out of the hands of terrorists. LOL! Gee, I cannot believe they are more afraid of those guys than the threat of human extinction by global environmental changes. LOL! We are backward! I know that technology in Europe gets slowed down from coming on the market here or even kept out because of our old stuff. Stoves, fridges, washers and so on are good examples of that! I got that from an appliance store owner. Bigotted, sexist, racist jokes yahour standards 'suck'. I had a friend from Finland. She was a very fair natural blonde and… [cont.]
Answered by Jamie - Thu Mar 15 15:06:57 2007
Q. Why do societies "standards" SUCK? especially here in North America?
Asked by thewoomaster - Thu Mar 15 14:50:11 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For environmental solutions yes we suck because we are too motivated by money and power. Look how fast Bush and Harper are moving on bio fuels and the 'Hydrogen" highway now that they think it will take money out of the hands of terrorists. LOL! Gee, I cannot believe they are more afraid of those guys than the threat of human extinction by global environmental changes. LOL! We are backward! I know that technology in Europe gets slowed down from coming on the market here or even kept out because of our old stuff. Stoves, fridges, washers and so on are good examples of that! I got that from an appliance store owner. Bigotted, sexist, racist jokes yahour standards 'suck'. I had a friend from Finland. She was a very fair natural blonde and… [cont.]
Answered by Jamie - Thu Mar 15 15:06:57 2007
Why are tons of metal bands not doing tours in North America?
Q. OK. So I've been dying to go see a metal concert. slipknot, disturbed, dragonforce, and black tide are all great bands and they played a concert near me but I heard they are all bad in concert. So I checked out many other bands and theres no tours in Southern California for all of 2008!? Korn, Slayer, Godsmack, Metallica, Iron Maiden, and Black Label Society are doing tours mostly in Europe, Italy, and Spain and not North America! WHY? Also I'd do anything to see a S.O.A.D concert but they arent together. Scars on Broadway is a good band but they are also in Europe doing tours there...
Asked by trevor c - Tue Jul 15 18:33:53 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Metal has always been much more popular in Europe
Answered by Wallachian Deathcrush - Tue Jul 15 18:40:06 2008
Q. OK. So I've been dying to go see a metal concert. slipknot, disturbed, dragonforce, and black tide are all great bands and they played a concert near me but I heard they are all bad in concert. So I checked out many other bands and theres no tours in Southern California for all of 2008!? Korn, Slayer, Godsmack, Metallica, Iron Maiden, and Black Label Society are doing tours mostly in Europe, Italy, and Spain and not North America! WHY? Also I'd do anything to see a S.O.A.D concert but they arent together. Scars on Broadway is a good band but they are also in Europe doing tours there...
Asked by trevor c - Tue Jul 15 18:33:53 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Metal has always been much more popular in Europe
Answered by Wallachian Deathcrush - Tue Jul 15 18:40:06 2008
Has anyone ever heard of the North America Scholar Consortium (NASC)?
Q. apparently it's a "reputable" honors society, but I never heard of it. My son got "invited". Should he pay the $65 for membership or no way?
Asked by Jess - Tue Mar 10 17:49:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no, these are scams. colleges don't care. they only care about grades, test scores, school clubs and community involvement, essays, and letters of rec.
Answered by unknown - Tue Mar 10 18:25:36 2009
Q. apparently it's a "reputable" honors society, but I never heard of it. My son got "invited". Should he pay the $65 for membership or no way?
Asked by Jess - Tue Mar 10 17:49:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no, these are scams. colleges don't care. they only care about grades, test scores, school clubs and community involvement, essays, and letters of rec.
Answered by unknown - Tue Mar 10 18:25:36 2009
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