Most Americans have the opportunity to vote in multiple (three or four) elections each year.
Americans have numerous chances to vote yearly. Here are some things that they can vote on:
A) Local laws- Such as a ballot initiative.
B) Local officials- This can include a Mayor, council, etc.
C) Primaries- These help to determine the candidate for a particular party for a specific office.
D) Congress members- This can include Senators or members of the House of Representatives.
E) State officials- Such as the Governor or representatives from their respective district.
Answer:
D Theodore Roosevelt's ascension to the presidency in 1901
German authorities began to deport Jews from the Greater German Reich in October 1941<span>, while the construction of the killing centers was still in the planning stage. Between </span>October 15, 1941<span>, and November 4, 1941, German authorities deported 20,000 Jews to the Lodz ghetto.</span>
