No. Some candidates make promises just to make themselves sound more appealing, nothing is set in stone unless they sign a paper with their signatures before hand (I'm not sure they're technically allowed in many cases.) Like for example one of the presidents (I won't name any names so that we won't get into a political debate) had promised and swore that they'd do something but once they'd won presidency, they'd completely deleted it from their page and acted as though it hadn't happened, stating that they'd just changed their mind! Good luck, rockstar! I hope you pass. (;
The main way in which the Iroquois Confederacy was like the US government was that both were made up of representatives from groups that originally considered themselves to be separate nations. The Iroquois Confederacy was made up of the Five Nations while the US government was made up of (originally) the 13 states.
Answer: True! He served 2 presidential terms! •From 1814-1815, he also served as Secretary of War. He went on to become fifth President of the United States for two terms 1816-1825.
Indian brokered alliances more than Quaker pacifism anchored the long peace in the decades that followed Pennsylvania founding in 1681.
The Soviet theory of peaceful coexistence asserted that the US and the USSR could coexist rather than fighting one another and Khrushchev tried to demonstrated this by attending Geneva Conventions.
The disruption of Pennsylvania Indian relations caused a deep political rift to open between Philadelphia's Quaker community and colonists living along the Susquehanna Valley frontier.
