a - 4
b - 2
c --3
d - 1
Explanation:
<u>The 12th Amendment made a foundation change</u> in the process of the elections of the President and Vice President to make it more democratic and to have more people have a say in it.
T<u>he 20th amendment finalized the term dates</u> of Presidents and their cabinets and had laws for when there was no clear winner at the ballot.
<u>The 23rd amendment happened due to common demand</u> and allowed DC voters on the poll
<u>The 25th amendment came out of the tragic necessity </u>after John F Kennedy's assassination.
The authority of the Roman king was called Emperor, it reflects his taking of the title Augustus or Caesar. Another title often used was imperator, originally a military honorific. Early Emperors often used the term princeps (first citizen). I'm pretty sure I gave the correct answer if you asked what was the term was for Roman King.
The Catholic Church support the claims of monarchs on the basis of old testament where it is stated that monarchs have divine rights of kingship i.e God has chosen them as monarchs. The monarchs are the representatives of God on earth and whosoever go against the authority of monarch, actually goes against the authority of God. It also states that every person should be subject to governing authorities. Honor everyone, love the brotherhood, fear the God and respect the monarch. There were more such verses which were used by Church to support the claims of monarchs.
Answer:
A. Airplane
Explanation:
Around 1918, Air delivery, became the new mode of transportation for mail, as it rendered railroad services unnecessary. During this period, the Post Office moved on the airplane bandwagon early, there by, offering air mail service in the early 1900s.
Hence, the 1900's technological invention which allowed the U.S. postal service to deliver the mail considerably faster than previous methods is AIRPLANE.
Answer:
D) It was more important to create a functioning government that the Southern States would support.
Explanation:
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