Answer:
D) The government gets it's authority from the people
Explanation: The preamble begins <em>"We the People"</em>, because it is stating the importance of the people in the United States government. The whole point of the American Revolution is the goal of creating a government that works by the "consent of the governed" and that gives power to the people.
Of course, this would not be stating that the United States is on its own, they make plenty of allies during the Revolution, and the Founding Fathers would never be a replacement for the king, since they are fighting against the idea of a Monarchy.
usually, people just walk..no one can really afford exercise equipment or join a gym..or an exercise video...
Crossroads, a sad vaudeville by Carlos Solorzano who comes from Guatemala. The quote relates to how the woman learn about how the man is looking for a young and beautiful girl like in the picture he has. When the woman realizes the man doesn't recognize her when she lifts her veil -despite having given him hints that she was the woman in the picture- she learns she can never be the woman in the picture so she leaves.
Answer:
Humans were nomads. Their wandering was mainly in search of food and shelter. When they found that certain places had an abundance of food – plant food or animals for hunting, they stayed on. They observed the plants, their growth and when these food sources diminished, they grew plants themselves, from the seeds they collected. This is how agriculture came about.
When humans stopped their nomadic ways and stayed together, it paved the way for formation of the human social structure. Hierarchies were established in due course.
Answer:
d. The first broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry
Explanation:
The first broadcast of the Grand Ole Opry happened before all the options given in the question.
The Grand Ole Opry is a stage dance for country music lovers. It was first founded on November 28, 1925, by George D. Hay as a one-hour radio "barn dance" on WSM. The first broadcast was the longest lived broadcast where the famous cowboy got the chance to showcase his skills.
it is now owned by the Opry Entertainment.
