Answer:
This passage is true, and reflected the dominant mood of the creole elites during the period.
Explanation:
In Latin America, elites were more identified with the metropoli, as they justified their economic dominion over the popular classes with the authority of it (the status quo). For that, it was a more conservative class, and it was not until it seemed that the European monarchy turned to a more liberal standing (which was what happened in Spain in 1820) or the fact that the weakened metropoli could not guarantee it's interests (the case of Brazil and Portugal) that these elites decided to side with the independence movements, but always maintaining the conservative, rigid and stratified status quo, not a liberal and democratic revolution.
The people of the Zhou Dynasty perceived natural disasters to be A) Indicative of their rulers not following the Mandate of Heaven. They believed that if the ruler was not being virtuous and right, that they would be punished. As a result, they often led revolts against the ruler who brought the floods and famine upon them.
Answer:
involved trading votes to secure favorable outcomes that otherwise could be rejected
Explanation:
Logrolling is a political arrangement whereby two or more members of legislature agree now to support each other's bills in the future. It involves trading favors.
Two legislators would agree to sell their votes to each other on a bill they do not really care about just for another bill that is more important to them.
On a plantation, during colonial times, one might expect to find many cash crops. for example one could find, tobacco, corn, cotton, etc.
