Answer:
The selection process for the names on the list and the number of people that, in fact, answered the poll.
Explanation:
The presidential election of 1936 pitted Alfred Landon, the Republican governor of Kansas, against the incumbent President, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
For the 1936 election, the Literary Digest prediction was that Landon would get 57% of the vote against Roosevelt's 43%.
The first major problem with the poll was in the selection process for the names on the mailing list, which were taken from telephone directories, club membership lists, lists of magazine subscibers, etc.
Such a list was guaranteed to be slanted toward middle- and upper-class voters, and by default to exclude lower-income voters.
The second problem with the Literary Digest poll was that out of the 10 million people whose names were on the original mailing list, only about 2.4 million responded to the survey.
The Mexican War: 1846 - 1848
Obviously, the opponent was Mexico. This war (as seen above) lasted for two years.
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The answer is <span>Paul and James.
Paul conherently believe that the jewish law still have to retained and followed even by christians after the birth of Jesus.
James on the other hand believe, as soon as Jesus born, the rules that exist in the old testament is no longer valid.</span>
Answer:
to live and die
Explanation:
I think the point of life, fun, and love is to have it/ do it and then die having everyone around be as happy as you.
