<span>United Nations (UN)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
European Union
Explanations: The United States is a member state of United Nations (UN), a world body of 193 sovereign states, and agrees with its principles. as this is a major world organization and the United States has a permanent ambassador to UN, it greatly assists a president in implementing his foreign policy.
Another one foreign organization is North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). As NATO is an important organization mainly for national security whose members cooperate in exchanging security and diplomatic related issues, it vitally assists a president in implementing his foreign policy.
The third foreign organization is European Union (EU). The United States is a close partner of EU and has a great relationship with it. NATO has head quarters in Brussels, Belgium, a member state of EU. EU is also closely shares security related issues with the United States. Thus, it assists a president in implementing his foreign policy.</span>
Answer: A- A system with three distinct branches of government :)
Answer:
The United States as a whole.
Explanation:
In his speech titled "A House Divided", Republican candidate representative Abraham Lincoln talks about "a divided house" and how it could lead to disaster rather than success. This metaphorical speech is taken from the teachings of Jesus in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
In the speech, he alludes to the nation of the United States as a house, a single umbrella entity. He also declares, <em>"a house divided against itself cannot stand."</em> Here, his reference to <em>"a house"</em> is the nation as a whole.
Thus, the correct answer is the fourth option.
<span>The correct answer is
the first option. Throughout 15th to 19th century Americans
and Europeans perceived Native Americans as uncivilized. This perception is based
on their spiritualistic beliefs, different artistic standards, dressing codes
and ornamentation, but mostly on lack of economical and industrial development. </span>
"<span>The court decides which cases it will hear" would be the only accurate description of the Supreme Court, since the court wouldn't be able to handle every potential appeal. </span>