Elections for representatives to the U.S. House of Representatives are held every two years. Elections take place in November, a
nd there is usually one Republican candidate and one Democratic candidate on the ballot. How are candidates chosen to appear on the ballot? A. They were nominated by the governor to be on the ballot. B. They were selected randomly from people who wanted the job. C. They were the first people to register to be on the ballot. D. They won their party's primary election several months earlier.
Railroad time became the nation's standard, linking Americans in one more way. The unchecked power and greed of the railroad companies led to widespread corruption and abuse of power.
D. It argued in favor of a legislative body to represent the people.
The Declaration of Independence is the founding document of the Americans political tradition. It articulates the fundamental ideas that form the Americans
