Richard Lawrence, an unemployed house painter, approached Jackson with two loaded guns. Fortunately the guns misfired. Lawrence was mentally unstable and had no connections with Jacksons political rivals. Jackson and his Vice President, Martin Van Buren, was convinced that Lawrence had been hired by the Whig Party, who were opponents of his at the time. Jacksons Democrats and the Whig Party were upset about Jacksons attempts to dismantle the Bank of the United States. Therefore, they could've tried this, but Jacksons suspicious were never proven to be true. Hope this helped! :)
B I think? They both had great militarily
The grange tried to help famers by providing educational and social events. ... The Grange and the farmers alliances also worked to raise crop prices. They tried to pool their crops to help raise the price they got for them. They also tried to work with the railroads to get rebates on shipping their crops.
I hope this helps
Answer:
C. Both had city-states that were ruled by monarchs.
Explanation:
Mesopotamia had multiple city-states, and each was governed by a single monarch. For example, the city-state of Babylon was ruled by King Hammurabi, but he had no control over neighboring city-states.
9. A.
10. B.
11. D.
Glad 2 help you again ;)