Answer: During high school, Long won a scholarship to Louisiana State University in a debate competition. Long claimed that he became a traveling salesman instead when he realized he couldn’t afford the required books, but it’s believed he didn’t attend because he never graduated high school. Long won a seat on the Louisiana Railroad Commission and used his position to fight monopolies and utility rates, winning favor with working people. In 1922, he became the chairman of the Louisiana Public Service Commission and sued the telephone company for raising rates.
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Government Records on voting history and offices held because that is the most likely to be objective instead of biased. A commentators views would be biased. Campaign literature is subjective and could be biased as well. Neighbors and government workers are no source at all because they would be subjective and biased.
Answer: Below:
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(Please double check my answers, a few of them I was unsure ;-;)
Union:
Soldiers: 4
Spies:18
Nurses: 20 18 13
Economics 21 17 12 15 7 5 2o
Confederacy:
Soldiers: 14 9 11
Spies: 22 16 6
Nurses: 10
Economics 8 19 3 1
Answer:
In 1819, the United States acquired the Spanish claims to the Pacific Northwest (as negotiated in the Nootka Convention) in the Adams-Onís Treaty. ... Americans continued arriving on the west coast of North America in significant numbers in the mid-1830s.
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