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Explanation:
10. C (Public Interest Group)
11. A (Trade Association)
12. B (Labor Union)
7. B (Ceremonial head of government)
8. H (Sees that the nation's laws are being carried out)
9. D (Heads the federal bureaucracy)
10. E (Determines foreign policy)
11. G (Commands the armed forces)
12. A (Proposes laws to congress)
13. F (Leads his or her political party)
14. C (Represents the American people)
Explanation:
The contemporary Democratic Party follows its roots back to Jefferson's Democratic-Republican Party. In the 1800s, that party separated into several groups.
Answer:
Byzantium
Bosporus Strait
Justinian I
theme
the Crusades
iconophiles
Eastern Orthodox Church
caesaropapism
The Byzantine Empire had a strong military that helped keep the empire going, even if it couldn't maintain all its territory. The powerful role of the church also made the empire stronger because religion was involved in government. And finally, the empire still had influence in long-distance trade, even when it held less territory.
Constantine I declared Constantinople the "new Rome" and legalized Christianity. Emperor Theodosius I made Christianity the state religion. Justinian I was known for territorial growth of the empire, building the Hagia Sophia, and the Justinian Code. Under Heraclius I, the military adopted the theme system.
Since the second part of this question requires evaluation, there's no one right answer. When you answer this part of the question, make sure you use evidence from the text to support your position and explain how it supports your ideas.
Explanation:
Pennfoster
Although he eventually achieved peace with France, the unofficial naval war (Quasi-War) with France made Adams extremely unpopular and largely secured his defeat in seeking election for a second term. He was also disliked for the Alien & Sedition Acts passed by Congress (four separate bills, three of which were repealed during Jefferson's administration); one in particular infringed on the First Amendment freedom of speech rights.
