Can somebody tell me who Mad Eye Moody is from harry potter and how many books are there in the Harry potter series?

Answer:

Hi, I can tell you both answers.

Explanation:

This explanation is going to come from a movie standpoint. If you need the book's standpoint it may be different since I never read the book but watched the HP movies. So were first introduced to Mad-Eye Moody in the fourth movie of Harry Potter, which is Harry Potter Goblet of Fire. Mad-Eye Moody was said to help put many people in Azkaban and was also a member of the Order of the Phoenix. He supposedly lost one of his eyes in the clash with Voldemort and his death eaters. He replaces this eye with a glass/magical eye that allows him to see through anything. It's also assumed that he lost his leg in the first wizarding war also. In the fourth movie, one of the death eaters used poly juice to assume the form of Mad-Eye Moody. Therefore in the fourth movie of HP, it wasn't really mad eye moody but a death eater disguised as him. We also meet mad eye moody in the movie after the goblet of fire.

There are 7 books in the Harry Potter series.

According to source 1, which statement best explains the migration of early humans?

Select one:
A. The rise of civilizations moved people to new places.
B. Natural disasters forced people to leave their native lands.
C. Religious conflict made people leave war-torn lands.
D. People searched for new sources of food.

Which of the listed items was not produced by the Olmecs at La Venta?



A) rubber

B) basalt

C) cacao

D) salt

Science is based on the correspondence theory of truth, which claims that truth corresponds with facts and reality.
Various philosophers have put forth substantive challenges to the truth claims made by science.

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Describe three economic factors that were involved in the choices made by Brazilians to abandon ethanol powered automobiles after the mid-1980s. Why have many Brazilians recently returned to ethanol powered cars? (Site 1) Use your own words.

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The battle of Iwo Island [Iwo Jima] has been won. The United States Marines by their individual and collective courage have conquered a base which is as necessary to us in our continuing forward movement toward final victory as it was vital to the enemy in staving off ultimate defeat.

—Admiral Chester W. Nimitz

Why was this battle important to U.S. forces?


A: It forced Japan’s government to negotiate treaty terms.

B: It blocked a massive Japanese assault against Australia.

C: It supported long-range bombing missions against mainland Japan.

D: It led to the unconditional surrender of Japan’s military.

Which explains the meaning of the underlined idiom in this sentence?

I wonder why we only eat at Italian restaurants once in a blue moon.

A. Almost every month

B. Not very often

C. Without a good appetite

D. Hard to find

Mahmud knows an election is happening soon. He studies the ideas of each of the candidates. On the day of the election, he goes to the polls to choose the candidates he likes the best. Which aspect of being a good citizen is Mahmud engaging in?

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Match up the 8 words with the definition
Have to at least have 4 words with definition

How many North Koreans would it take to earn what the average South Korean earns?

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The first colony in Latin America to gain freedom was Haiti. It had previously been a French colony called St. Domingue. In 1791, while the ruling class of St. Domingue was busy worrying about the French Revolution, the slaves took advantage of the squabbling and revolted. Under the leadership of Toussaint Louverture, the slaves managed to overthrow the government. In 1804, Haiti was declared a free country.

Other countries also took advantage of European distraction to break free. After the French Revolution, Emperor Napoleon was stomping all over Europe. He had invaded Spain and Portugal. In Mexico in 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla rallied Native Americans and mestizos, or people of mixed Native American and Spanish heritage, to fight for independence. They lost, and Hidalgo was executed, but the spirit of revolution began to spread. In 1821, Mexico gained independence from Spain when a Creole named Vicente Guerrero, who had been charged with killing revolutionaries, decided to unite with them instead.

Because the ruling class of St. Domingue was busy worrying about the French Revolution,

A
Mexico gained independence.

B
Toussaint Louverture took back control of Haiti.

C
Napoleon invaded Spain and Portugal.

D
Haiti gained independence.

There are some places on Earth that seem like they couldn't support human life and yet somehow people manage. Like the people indigenous to North Africa who had no choice but to develop methods of survival: the Berbers.

Restricted by the Sahara Desert, the Berbers developed into one of the most unique cultures in human history. But their harsh environment was not their only source of conflict. Today, the pressures of modernism and ethnic tyranny also influence the Berber's lifestyle.

The harsh environment of the Sahara Desert prevented any serious attempts at agriculture from taking root. Because of this, the Berbers chose instead to live as nomads rather than sedentary farmers. This mobile lifestyle is central to their culture, and perhaps the real reason why they referred to themselves as "free men."

The Berbers survived by raising herds of grazing animals and driving them from place to place. Herding was traditionally practiced by men, while women handled chores like weaving their distinctive blue robes. Although they used many different animals, including horses, the key beast for the Berbers was and is the camel. Unlike horses, camels can survive without water for long stretches of time. The camel's endurance made it possible for the nomadic Berbers to ride across huge expanses of desert.

Traditionally, Berbers used their unique ability to cross the Sahara to act as key players in the trade network between North Africa and the Middle East. Even today, Berber trade caravans make their way across the desert to support their way of life.

Another way their harsh environment has influenced their culture is navigation. Indeed, it is quite difficult to find one's way through the featureless sand-dune terrain of the Sahara Desert. For this reason, much like sailors have done on the open seas for thousands of years, the Berbers navigate by the stars. In addition, Berbers have many stories and songs that describe how to find the small watering holes and the few recognizable landmarks that dot the desert.

In terms of religion, the vast majority of Berbers are Muslim and have practiced their faith for centuries. But there are some unique aspects of their culture that has survived the introduction of new and different religions, especially when it comes to women. For example, unlike many of their settled neighbors, Berber women rarely wear veils and in some of their communities, women even choose their own husbands.

Berber society is centered around the concept of the tribe, which is usually composed of extended family clans. Each tribe has its own chief who often claims to be a descendant of the Prophet Mohammad. The chief is in charge of resolving disagreements as well as making important decisions for the tribe.

Similar to other nomadic cultures, Berber clans live in portable tents that are set up when they find a good area to graze their animals. One particularly unique part of Berber culture is guest rights. Once someone is given food and water by a Berber, they become their guest. The host then takes responsibility for the guest's safety. This may seem strange from a Western perspective, but in a place where finding a place to rest and a drink of water is a matter of life and death, hospitality is very important.

But the struggle between the modern and the traditional way of life has been a significant issue for Berbers in recent years. Like many native and traditional peoples, they have increasingly drifted to larger cities where they can find work to support their families. This has had a clear negative effect on the continuation of their unique nomadic lifestyle.

The Berbers have endured for thousands of years and with a little luck and determination, they'll survive for thousands more.

Question: Using evidence from the article to support your answer, how has the landscape of North Africa affected where the Berber

Ps: don’t put a small answer has to be a couple sentences long or it don’t count

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What would give Massachusetts the most power?

1. The Constitution gives too much power to the central government, overpowering the states. (Federalist or Anti-Federalist)
2. We must start with a fresh document, fixing the Articles of Confederation isn’t enough. (Federalist or Anti-Federalist)
3. The Constitution contains no Bill of Rights to protect individual liberties like freedom of speech, trial by jury, and the right against searches and seizures. (Federalist or Anti-Federalist)

A researcher finds several fossils of ancient marine organisms at the top of a mountain range. What can the researcher infer about the past history of the area?

A. The area had no plant life.

B. The area had a colder climate.

C. The area received rain daily.

D. The area was once under water.

What was the true reason Hitler suspended certain freedoms in Germany after the parliament fire?
A)To keep the nation safe.
B)To control the population.
C)To protect German secrets.
D)To reduce the violence.

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Who won the French and Indian War?

A) the French

B) the British

C) the Indians

what are the solutions for the dependent population?

The most important long-term effect of the Peloponnesian War was
A. the victory of Athens.
B. Spartan control of Greece.
C. the eventual conquest of Greece by Macedonia.
D. the collapse of the Delian League.

Read the following passage and identify type of supporting evidence used in sentence (3):

(1) Many words have more than one meaning. (2) Sometimes you can figure out which meaning is correct by seeing how the word is used in a sentence. (3) In the sentence, “Please draw a ring around the correct answer” the word “ring” means “a circle” and not “a bell sound.” (4) If you cannot figure it out, look up the word in the dictionary.

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Which region of the United States is the largest?

Possible answers:

West

South

Northeast

Midwest

Why were trade routes important to spreading goods and services as well as ideas? Were all the ideas always shared on major trade routes good or bad? How did these trade routes bring people from different backgrounds together and to work together?

What is population? How does population affect or influence decisions people or governments make?

Write a paragraph analyzing how the three branches of government work together to create a system of checks and balances.

Please select the word that best fits the definition (Social Studies Roots of Islam ED)
A journey to a sacred place
caliph
shah
tolerance
nomads
Five pillars of islam
minaret
Babur
jihad
mosque
caravan
patrons

What are the top 5 areas in a school where students must be 6 feet apart?

Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition

the title of the kings of ancient Egypt

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President Andrew Jackson is the face of the U.S. $20 bill. What historical event is he infamous for? How would the ancestors of the victims of this latest mass shooting feel about changing the face of the $20 bill? Why would they feel that way? Construct an argument. A.C.E.


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Identify multiple far right extremist beliefs. Identify a historical figure from the twentieth century who shared and espoused these beliefs. Identify two to three American citizens who continue to propagate these beliefs in the twenty first century. Why did Mr. Garcia target an outlet mall? Why did Mr. Garcia use an AR-15? Why was Mr. Garcia able to purchase an AR-15? Construct an argument. A.C.E.