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<span>The government had to introduce legislation to curb their powers.</span>
Step 2's answer:
PRO
- Could help temper the country’s embarrassingly high voter turnout rates
- Less time-consuming form of discrimination than literacy test
- Nationwide surge in ID demand could create up to four new jobs at DMV
- Guarantees only those bearing the signet ring of the Knights Templar will be able to vote more than once
- Current system gives far too little power to septuagenarian volunteers
- The most palatable facade we’ve got for government’s racial bias
CON
- Phrase “poll tax” has better ring to it
- Puts undue burden on privileged elite to choose elected officials
- Doesn’t completely eliminate possibility of undesirable populations from voting
- Disenfranchises the countless Americans who accidentally left a bar tab open at Stilettos last night
- Non-citizens could probably give the electoral process a fresh set of eyes
- Representative government not worth totally giving up on just yet
Hope this helps and this is all that I've gathered for STEP 2 I hope you have a fantastic day!
-WolfieWolfFromSketch
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The economy was one of the areas in which the Crusade most changed the world, mainly affecting Europe, North Africa and Asia.
<h3 /><h3>What were the Crusades?</h3>
There were wars that took place in the period from 1095 to 1291 in Europe, encouraged by the Catholic Church, whose main objective was to retake Jerusalem and Palestine from Muslim rule.
During the period, there were eight crusades, the first being won by the Christians, retaking the dominion of Jerusalem.
Therefore, in relation to economic changes, the Crusades made it possible to expand trade routes between the eastern and western worlds through the Mediterranean Sea, increasing trade and economic development in Europe and the East.
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