These employees of the government are not political. So, who serves their positions no matter who gets elected president

Answer: the speaker of the house

Explanation:

The impeachment power of congress is an example of

a) Separation of powers
b)federalism
c)fraud
b)checks and balances ​

During the war, many women were expected to:
O A. Fight in the army.
O B. Join labor unions.
O C. Remain at home.
O D. Work in factory jobs.

The system of government in which people elect lawmakers is called

What does the term "free market" mean? Do you think this is a good system? Can you think of areas of society where this system would be detrimental? Why? *

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A theory can be defined as which of the following

The Boston Massacre was an episode in US history in which five civilians, 1770, died at the hands of UK troops. The Boston Massacre had a major impact on relations between Britain and the American colonists. It further incensed colonists already weary of British rule and unfair taxation and roused them to fight for independence.

The Framers wanted to make a better, or 'more perfect' , than which other government?

There are no seagulls living in my state.
Which conclusion would best demonstrate deductive reasoning based on this
fact?

Which of the following is not a way that the Inuit people adapted to the natural environment in the past?
A. They lived in grass huts made from locally available materials.
B. They worshipped a volcano goddess.
C. They ate a diet of mainly meat, with few vegetables or grains.
D. They wore clothing made of animal skins.

The structure of government in which branches stop each other from becoming to powerful is ?

That the pretended power of suspending the laws, or the execution of laws . . . without consent of Parliament is illegal . . . . That levying money for or to the use of the Crown . . . without grant of Parliament . . . is illegal . . . . That the raising or keeping a standing army within the kingdom in time of peace, unless it be with consent of Parliament, is against law. —English Bill of Rights, 1689 According to this excerpt, how did the English Bill of Rights affect the powers of government? It gave Parliament the authority to overturn some of the king’s decisions. It restricted Parliament’s right to suspend laws. It gave the king more power over armed forces during peacetime. It gave the king increased power to levy taxes

What type of economy did the countries colored on the map above have during the Cold War?
A.
communist
B.
capitalist
C.
free market
D.
traditional

To protect its interests in the Middle East, in 1939, Great Britain declared that it would

A.)force all Arab residents to leave Palestine.

B.)force all Jewish residents to leave Palestine.

C.)restrict the number of Jews immigrating to Palestine.

D.)set up separate Jewish and Arab states in Palestine.

Explain the effects of the French and Indian War
on the British governments relationship with their
colonists in America?

In which way do REITs resemble mutual funds?

which statement best describes American attitudes toward France during the 1790s ​

What effect did Plessy v. Ferguson have on Jim Crow laws? It weakened the laws in southern states. It weakened the laws in northern states. It strengthened the laws throughout the United States. It invalidated the laws throughout the United States.

Which of the following statements is false?
a.
Lamar forced the Comanche and Cherokee people out of Texas.
b.
During Lamar’s presidency, Mexico refused to recognize Texas independence and threatened to invade.
c.
Lamar’s efforts to expand Texas territory were disastrous.
d.
The Council House Fight was a dispute about financial spending under Lamar’s leadership.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

The Declaration of Sentiments helped the women’s movement by demanding safe conditions for women workers. voting rights for women. the right of women to organize protests. the right of women to become teachers.

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The views Caroline Lee Hentz expressed in the passage from The Planter's Northern Bride became popular throughout the South during the 19th century in response to which of the following developments?

One thing is certain . . . that during our residence in the South, we have never witnessed one scene of cruelty or oppression [toward slaves] . . . more severe than parental authority would be justified in applying. . . .

On the contrary, we have been touched and gratified by the exhibition of affectionate kindness and care on one side, and loyal and devoted attachment on the other. We have been especially struck with the cheerfulness and contentment of the slaves. . . . We give it as our honest belief, that the negroes of the South are the happiest labouring class on the face of the globe. . . . The fugitives who fly to the Northern States are no proof against the truth of this statement. They have most of them been made disaffected by the influence of others—tempted by promises which are seldom fulfilled.

—Caroline Lee Hentz, The Planter's Northern Bride, 18544



The decline of the Southern agrarian lifestyle


The decrease in Southern political influence


The expansion of pro-French political opinions


The rise of Northern opposition to slavery

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How did the practice of Christianity change from 300 CE to 600 CE
The answer is A it’s spread throughout Europe

a strong supporter of a party, cause, or person. *

Loyalist
Patriot
Partisan
Neutralist

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1)-How would our knowledge of the Middle Ages be different without monks?

Immigrants in the United States of the early 1900s were typically...?

A. turned away from worshiping in churches.

b. forced to live in tenements.

c. irish catholic industrial workers.

d. highly skilled in factory jobs.

"Why is learning about Populism so important".

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The _____ Mountains run north to south on the Italian peninsula.
Apennine
Himalayan
Tiber
Carphathian

The city of ____ was built on seven hills by the Latins.
Italia
Venice
Carthage
Rome

The ____ influenced the Romans by introducing them to Greek culture.
Spanish
Hittites
Etruscans
Cretans
The two classes of society in the Roman Republic were:
Latins
Patricians
Etruscans
Plebians

The ____ were the wealthy and aristocrats.
Plebians
Patricians

The ____ Assembly elected the consuls.
Curiate
Tibal
Etruscan
Centuriate

The _____ was adopted as the official code of law of the republic.
Law of Nature
Tribunals
Ten Commandments
Law of the Twelve Tables

The law code of the Roman Republic was divided as its borders grew into three main bodies:
Law of Nations
Law of Nature
Law of Nurture
Law of Citizens
Constitutional Law

The conquered states under Roman control were organized into the ____.
Roman Confederation
Roman Empire
Roman Republic
Roman Kingdom

Why did Carthage attack Rome, leading to the First Punic War?
They were afraid Rome would attack the city of Carthage.
They were afraid Rome would capture Carthage's ports in Sicily.
They were afraid Rome would invade North Africa.
They were afraid Rome would attack their homeland on the eastern Mediterranean coast.

A general named ____ led the Carthaginian campaigns during the Secord Punic War, winning several battles in Italy.
Hannibal
Scipio
Phoenicia
Alexander

Hannibal was defeated at the Battle of ____ by troops under Scipio.
Sicily
Rome
Carthage
Zama

Fearing the might of Rome, ____ chose not to fight the Roman Empire.
Syria
Macedonia
Egypt
Greece

What are Individual rights?