The Treaty of Paris gave Independence to the United States.
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He has been on the frontlines of many environmental battles in the state ever since. This has included halting the development of factory farm operations in the state, tackling marine and air pollution, and preventing acres of vital coastal land being destroyed by commercial interests. His work has earned him a huge array of awards over the years, including the Order of Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest honor.
By looking at the maps of the United State where it is shown the distribution of the population in 1870 it is possible to see that in general both areas, the Northeast and the Southeast, show a significantly higher population density than the population density found in the West and the Midwest. With areas of population densities of 90 and over inhabitants per square mile in the Northeast and Southeast, contrasting with areas of population densities under 2 inhabitants per square mile in the east.
However, since according to the same map described above The mean center of population for the United States was located in southern Ohio, it could be possible to state that<em> in 1870 the Northeast was more densely populated than the Southeast.</em>
The correct answer is <em>D). Special interest groups can get Senators to submit legislation but not House Representatives.
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There are two chambers in the Congress of the United States of America: the House of Representatives and the Senate. It is a bicameral legislation. The members of both parties –<em>Democrat and Republican-</em> are chosen by direct election. They work in committees. Each committee has its own specialization. The members of the House of Representatives represent different districts in the states, meanwhile, the states as a whole are represented by the Senators. There are no special interest groups that can get the House of Representatives to submit legislation, but they can get Senators to submit it.
