This is called checks and balances
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a
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I'm not positive here but I believe it's a
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pro higher standard of living con its all at the cost of the workers
Explanation:The industrial revolution caused a boom of the economy and the start of large cities and the lives of people was greatly lifted because of it but the cost of this advancemnet is environmental damage and mistreatment of workers as sevral workers were underpaid and children who suffered from serious illnesses and injuries and also the increase in advancement meant more comsumption of fossil fuels and dumping of chemicals in the water and air contaminating the water and air polluting the world hope this helps god bless
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
Who succeeded the Olmec and controlled their territory as well as the lands that are now Guatemala and Honduras?
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The Mayas succeeded the Olmec and controlled their territory as well as the lands that are now Guatemala and Honduras
The Mayan people were great mathematicians, astronomers, farmers, and architects. They were known for participating in Stargazing.
The Mayas were a great civilization in Mesoamerica that inhabited the territories of the Yucatán peninsula in México, and some areas of Guatemala, Honduras, and Belice, in Central America. They were known to be great astronomers that build big observatories and temples such as the ones in Chichen Itza, Yucatán. They were smart that created the famous Mayan calendars to measure time.
The quote suggests that independence must be taken, it can not be won.
Independence according to Paine had to be "declared" meaning the colonists had to take their independence. It is not an action and it certainly will not be given to the colonists. He doesn't want the colonies to miss an opportunity to declare their intentions. If the colonists declare independence then it has to be taken from them instead of given.
Common Sense was written by Thomas Paine and argued that independence was necessary for the colonists to ever be free. He argued that the biggest problem was the English Constitution and therefore as long as the colonists remained colonies they would never have the rights they wanted.
