<span>(E) is the most correct answer. Jackson felt that nullification and the threat of secession were tantamount to treason, and that the national government was the port of last call for any disputes over the legality of laws. Any calls to disregard the tariffs were not going to be looked upon kindly by the federal government.</span>
It seems that you have missed the necessary options for us to answer this question, so I had to look for it and here is the answer. The British government took control of the Suez Canal and Singapore during the 19th century for implementing a policy in order to <span>ensure safe passage on strategic waterways. Hope this helps.</span>
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Read the article "North vs. South: Strengths and Weaknesses".
Why would it be harder to supply Union troops as they moved farther south?
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The farther into the South the Union troops got made it more difficult to supply them because of the long-distance from their homes.
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Furthermore, unlike the north, the south´s troops had the advantage of fighting in their own land, which they knew well, and had better-trained soldiers and experience with guns and horses.
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Blackness about his eyes
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Blackness about his eyes because it shows us how tired Dr. Jekyll's is.
Answer: Robert Clive was not a very nice man. He was a British colonel who while working for the British East India Company, took back the city of Calcutta which had been lost after the BEIC had lost it, and then bribed Mir Jafar, who was a military general who was later appointed Nawab of Bengal, to help get Bengal from Siraj. Clive really established the military and political supremacy of the East Idia company in Bengal-while making himself rich in the process.
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