Answer:
The original purpose of the 'constitutional convention' was to edit the 'Articles of confederation' but they decided to recreate new 'governmental system'
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The 'Constitutional convention' was the great consequence occurred in the United States Constitutional history. This was held in the year of<em> 1787, May 14 to September 17 in 'Philadelphia', Pennsylvania</em>. The delegates decided to create new government but officially, <em>the convention had to be revise the existing 'Articles of confederation'. </em>
From <em>May 14 to July 14</em> the convention took series debate over fifteen points of the <em>Virginia plan this was proposed by Madison</em> to upgrade the 'Articles of confederation'. <em>The 'committee of the Whole' </em>didn't agree anything hence the 'Committee of Detail' was to handle the drafting process. 'constitutional convention' was adopted on <em>1787 September 17</em>.
ok this is what i found out of my history book
revised every year a plan for how the U.S government will take in money. This was developed by the President and congress. The purpose is to outline the budget for the nations priorities for upcoming years.
American armed forces launched a major offensive in November 2004 to reoccupy the city of Fallujah in Iraq. The main objective of the attack was to defeat the rebels and recapture the city. the rebels had built a strong hold in the city of Fallujah. The attacks had brought down the population of the city to a mere 30% to 50% of what it was originally before the war. Most the buildings were destroyed due to the heavy bombardment by the American forces. The Mosques of Fallujah were actually used by the rebels as their hiding places. The American forces left no stones unturned to find the rebels out from their hiding places.
Answer:
D, because a similar situation happened in the 60's when the Soviet Union tried to install nuclear armaments in Cuba when the U.S installed it's own arsenal in Turkey.
Explanation:
it is well known as the Cuban missile crisis.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the answer is:
"They were white musicians and composers who were heavily influenced by jazz."
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