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Pretty early on in the story, one can know this is just a myth, and not actually something that happened in real life. For example, the first sentence says, "In the beginning there was no world, no land, no creatures of the kind that are around us now, and there were no men." We know that scientifically, we can prove that in the beginning there was in fact a world, land that wasn't built by a person, and there were creatures (humans) like there are now.
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He can become a member if the majority of the congress is the same party...if the state governor has the same party...or if the electoral vote from an election favored the specific chairman
In order order for this Congress to pass a measure under the Articles of Confederation, there had to be unanimous approval between the states, since the Founders were very paranoid about centralized power.
<span> free verse just did this and got it right :)</span>
