<span>The Industrial Revolution brought inventions like the telephone, sewing machine, and typewriter. It also made cities and urbanization more popular than farming and living in the country. Mostly out of necessity, women began working as operators, secretaries, and working in factories</span>
1. Constitution, Connecticut, Congressional
2. Framers, indentured servants
3. John Locke, a monarchy
4. Resolution of Separation
5. Founders, Confederate
6. Civil Rights
7. Federalists
8. Alter, Executive, Vote, 2/3rds
9. Limited Government
10. Separation of Powers
11. Reserved, Implied power
Executive, Legislative, Judicial
bureaucracy, dictate laws, evaluate laws
Cabinet, Speaker Pro Temp, judges
It’s letter c for the answer of this question
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The Confederate army lost more generals in combat than the Union did in the entire war.
The most famous general next to General Robert E. Lee, is Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
