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Eduardwww [97]
3 years ago
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Which was a power of the Confederation Congress (1781–1789), but not a power of the state governments?

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saul85 [17]3 years ago
7 0
To declare war I think
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After a youth spent in a Colorado gold mining town toward the finish of the nineteenth century and the turn of the twentieth, Mabel Barbee Lee documented her encounters in a diary named Cripple Creek Days. First distributed in 1958, the book is like an eye-witness record of the town's blast days from the perspective of a little youngster who has an eye for detail. Challenged person Creek Days opens with a forward from Lowell Thomas, one of Lee's students when she turned into the town's schoolmarm, who names his previous educator "The Mark Twain of Cripple Creek."  

Lee was conceived in 1884, and when she was eight years of age, her dad carried the family to a boondocks town in Colorado's Pikes Peaks area. In 1892, Cripple Creek was only a makeshift camp settled in the mountains at a height of 9,500 feet. The Lees were there without a moment to spare to witness "the entire spot go to gold."  

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Life at the turn of the twentieth century could be very hard for reasons having nothing to do with business astuteness. Lee unassumingly reports unforeseen debacles, for example, every single expending fire that are amazingly damaging in a town where most structures are wood, maladies of irresistible sickness that assault the occupants one after another before anti-toxins. A portion of these repulsion visit Lee's own family. Her dad experiences excavator's lung, an irritation of the bronchial tissues, while her more youthful sister agreements and kicks the bucket from one of seasonal influenza pandemics that clear its path through the town, slaughtering unpredictably during a time before influenza antibodies were accessible.  

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