Explanation:
Hamilton thought the federal government should have more power than the states. Hamilton accepted defined political powers for the states, but fervently defended the federal government's sovereignty from state encroachment.
The answer is: 4.advertising in Spanish on billboards
Advertising in spanish on billboards is an effort to target demographic in middle to lower economic power (since a large number of spanish speaking citizens in america are poor immigrants). They often used such billboards to promote a certain government officials or cheap products.
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Answer:Element of a successful campaign include:
(A). Fundraising: making a budget on how much you are going to need to hire a campaign manager,the number of mailers you are going to need. Also, you plan how to source for the money.
(C). Political socialization
(B). Getting out there and making sure your supporters come out in mass during election. In a very close race, this can determine the winner.
Explanation:
(1). Personal characteristics of the candidate:
Voters do judge candidates by their personal characteristics. Characteristics such as the competence, integrity and leadership ability of the candidates. Voters also votes for candidates if they see that the the candidate is compassionate.
(2).THE TYPE OF OFFICE THE CANDIDATE IS GOING FOR: the type of office a candidate is campaigning for will determine how much the candidate is going to spend for campaigning. For example, campaigning for a mayor of a district in California, you spend less amount for campaigns than the candidate that is aspiring for a Governorship post.
Answer:
metals and minerals
Explanation:
The Canadian shield was the name of a region that is located in North-Eastern part of Canada. The water and soil quality in this region is generally unsuited for agriculture, but this area possess large quantity of metals and minerals
This made Canadian Shield became the major producer for mining related companies. (Especially producers of coppers, Gold, Nickels, Zinc, and Diamond.) This region alone accounted for more than 20% of Canadian's economy.
