Wgo signs bills to become laws? A. Congress B. State Legislators C. The President D. Supreme court

Australia was a british colony. how did the british first use their colony in australia?

according to John Locke if the government fails to protect natural rights, what did citizens have a right to do

What type of text is "Creating a Nation"? Choose all that apply. A. expository B. fantasy C. fiction D. realistic fiction E. informational text

True or False: Intersectionality suggests that people's experiences of cumulative advantage or disadvantage does not change over a person's life, but that people's levels of advantage or disadvantage remains static over the life span.

Why does king use the rhetorical technique of parallel structure in his speech? a. to show that he is aware of the time that has passed b. to show that others are not aware of the time that has passed c.

Why did some merchants and farmers refuse to sell their goods during the revolutionary war?

Which form of literarite was important to muslim culture during the era of Islamic caliphate

What are the 12 categories of authorized travel to Cuba for American citizens?

How did political campaigns in 1800 differ from today

Suppose you needed to explain how a bill becomes a law to a younger student. Write a short, easy-to-understand paragraph that explains the major steps in the process.