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I think Joe Biden won... Donald Trump was having a hard time with the Moderator, Trump was called out for interrupting many times and talking when it was Biden's interrupted 2 minutes, Trump had signed a contract saying not to interrupt, I feel like America will see he is not keeping his word to the contract well, Not to be judgmental but I think we can saw Biden played well
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The correct answer is C) it ended the Texas Revolution with a victory for Texas.
The painting below shows the Santa Anna surrender to Sam Houston after the battle of San Jacinto. The surrender is historically important because it ended the Texas Revolution with a victory for Texas.
This was a great moment in the history of Texas, after so much pain, suffering, and struggle to be free.
Although you forgot to include the painting in this question, doing some research we could find it, The painting shows the moment of the surrender under a big tree, and the Texan people surround the characters, witnessing that important moment.
On April 21, 1836, the Texan troops led by General Sam Houston defeated the Mexican troops led by General Antonio López de Santana.
The correct answer is "unitary",
a unitary government is somehow the opposite of a federal government: it has one, central government in one location that decides over all the relevant issues and the parts of the country don't have (even a small, relative) autonomy
Answer: Thomas Jefferson was originally going to include a rebuke of King George's role in propagating the slave trade across the Atlantic, as well as an overall denouncement of slavery as an evil institution. However, he later removed it from the draft of the DOI over fears of offending the Southern colonies. All the colonies needed to be united as a front against the King. Slavery also served as the fuel to power the economies of the Southern colonies, providing exports to Northern colonies for manufacturing and Europe abroad. Overall, it was determined to be a political and economic necessity in the eyes of Jefferson and the others.
Women were left out of the narrative due to not really holding much input on politics to begin with, as they lived at a time where the men held a dominant position.
