D) economic and political theories developed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
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Answer:
The main idea is that Storm is different from the other dogs and influenced the speaker the most.
Explanation:
"Storm" is a short story by Gary Paulsen that revolves around a particular dog named Storm. The story is based on a true story of the author from one of his adventures in northern Minnesota.
In the given excerpt from the text, the speaker/ author mentions how he learned a lot from his dogs. He revealed that being with the dogs made him realize his ignorance. But one dog, in particular, taught him the most, and that was Storm.
By starting his story with that passage, Paulsen seemed to suggest that Storm is unlike the other dogs, that he is better than the rest, and also taught the speaker the most.
Well the Declaration of Independence was signed 1776, so the US had just formed a new nation. Therefore there were challenge that came with forming a new nation - creating a government. They first had the Articles of Confederation but that didn't give the central government enough power, so they drafted the Constitution, which gave more power to the federal government. Some people opposed the Constitution (Anti-federalists). So in the late 1700's political factions also formed with the birth of a new nation.
<span>Theodore Roosevelt was known as the "trust buster." He broke up many monopolies such as railroads in the Northwest. He used the Sherman Anti-trust Act, but it was not terribly effective. Some of the big trusts broken up were the American Tobacco Company, Standard Oil, and AT&T</span>
The answer above is correct.
