Before public lands could be sold under the Land Ordinance of 1785, the land had to be "cleared" of all the Natives currently inhabiting it--meaning that they were usually forcefully removed with violence.
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In the midst of building hostilities, Washington decided to resign from office after his second term. On September 19, 1796, the American Daily Advertiser published Washington's Farewell Address to the nation. The basic premise of the address was a condemnation of political parties. Washington warned that the development of parties would destroy the government, and worried that special interest groups and foreign nations would easily dominate the factions. On this note, he implored future generations to avoid embroilment in the affairs of other nations, and concentrate on the development of "efficient government" at home, free from foreign influence. Washington left office in March 1797, leaving the nation still very much divided.
<span>The Speaker of the House is the presiding officer that keeps order in the House. He is the leader of the majority party and is responsible to appoint members to certain committiees. He is the next in line to become president should the president and vice president not be able to fullfill their duties.
The majority leader helps the speaker. He is the main spokes person for his party and he tries to convince members to vote with the party leaders.
The minority leader determines how his part will feel about the majority leaders programs.</span>
For the answer to the question above, I think that the
<span>explanation of the witchcraft phenomenon in Salem, Massachusetts<u><em> in 1692 was that </em></u></span><span><u><em>political and economic turmoil led to fear and a search for a scapegoat.
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But in the history, Rev. John Hawthorne, the one who executed the witches. Confirms that one executed is a cult and that they are witches performing rituals.