True. It was probably written two or three decades after Jesus died, and a few decades before the last gospel, the Gospel of John, was written. Mark the shortest and simplest of the four gospels, and also the one with the most miracle stories, and scholars have been able to determine that it was written first partly by analyzing the ways in which the other three gospels (Matthew, Luke, and John) borrowed information from the Gospel of Mark.
It would be difficult and near impossible to see this as a single phenomenon and for it not to be seen as part of a broader process of colonization and imperialism at the time. However, one distinct feature of the colonies in North America was that there was massive migration of Europeans to these colonies whereas in other colonies at the time the migration was not as substantial. <span />
It is obviously the second one due to the obvious fact federal level government doesn't have the time to deal with starting local governments.
The executive branch of government is responsible for enforcing the laws of the United States
The president of the United States does not have the power to pass laws but can pass something called an executive order. An executive order has the full force of law with some exceptions.
Executive orders can be passed to manage other executive branch agencies or because permission has been granted by the legislative branch, or Congress. An example might be when the Congress deems the United States to be in a state of emergency. Even then, these permissions only last for a certain length of time. Executive orders can also be struck down in federal court if the judicial branch thinks the order is against the constitution.
The last British Army in the area was led by General Cornwallis. The army retreated to the town of Yorktown. But then they were attacked. The British tried to escape by sea but the recently allied French had their navy blocking the British ships from escaping. While the French were blocking their escape by sea, the combined army of the Colonist and the French attacked by land. With no hope of escape or reinforcements, the British surrendered. This marked the last battle of the Revolutionary War.
