The Articles of Confederation was enacted in 1781, the time when the whole country was under the loose confederation of states, where all states working like autonomous countries.
The federal government was composed of a single legislature, The Congress there was neither a president nor judicial branch. The central government, under the Articles, was proved to be too weak to impose their rules and regulations and therefore had no authority. Due to these issues, delegates created a new plan in 1787 convention, for a powerful federal government with three branches i.e executive, legislative and judicial followed by the system of checks and balances to assure that no single branch could exercise too much authority.
What league is that? Can you translate at least the question
Although the 1800s in the United States seems like it was limited in opportunity by today's standards, it was much easier to make a living during this time in US than it was in China.
"I madly made exaggerated corrections with the cycle. We zigged crazily in mid zag, then zagged wildly in mid zig." This passage is an example of using language to convey movement
Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
When reading the given phrase, it tells that the changes made in cycle in some large represented way. Means, made corrections in the zigzag direction of course and then in the weaken area. So, it clearly shows that the given passage denotes the language used to deliver the about the corrected cycle's motion.
If we look into the other choices, 'exaggeration' denotes magnification, 'satire' means use of humour, and 'irony' indicates 'sharpness'. These terms are not best suited as example to the given passage. Hence, concluded option D as right one.
The answer is social clock. It can be named as the social desires that are given by a culture about when the transitional occasions like marriage, having children, or retirement should happen throughout everyday life. The possibility of a 'clock' means the recognizable proof of specific accomplishments or occasions in existence with a specific age or a time of one's lifetime. By 'social', it alludes to the regular conviction existing in a general public about the movement of human life, portrayed in partitioned stages.
