A prince should only take and listen to the advice of his advisors
- Able to understand things independently
- Try to balance being loved and being feared (if it is not possible for the two to coincide then the latter is preferable)
- He must make it his first priority to escape the hatred of the most powerful parties
- Princes become great by defeating opposition
- He should honor his word
- Promises are not important when the grounds of the promise are no longer relevant or if the promise is holding the prince back
- Princes achieve the most success when they are crafty, cunning, and able to trick others.
- A prince must have no other objective, no other thought, nor take up any profession but that of war
- A prince's priority is to safeguard the state, even if this means possessing some negative qualities
- A prince should not concern himself with living virtuously, but rather with acting so as to achieve the most practical benefit.
- Above all, princes should win a reputation for being men of outstanding ability
- A prince's best defense is his own valor
- Times and circumstances change, so a prince must adjust to them in order to remain successful
By far the best way to make a living in the West during the mid 1800s was by farming, although it should be noted that some people found money in gold mining as well.
The Spanish came for gold and to conquer land. They wanted money, land, and Native American slaves.
<span> The 6 planks (specific parts) of the Ocala Platform are:
</span><span>1. Abolition of National Banks
2. Ban futures trading on agricultural products
3. Equal Rights to All
4. Legislation cannot show preference to a particular business.
5. Circulation of money not to exceed $50 per capita
6. Free and unlimited silver coinage.
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Hello,
I believe the correct answer in which you are looking for is: C. Does Great Britain have the right to exercise control over colonists?
To add some context and supporting factors to my answer, I will explain a bit. The rest of the answers were clear to both sides. The stamp and tea acts was something that stalled a lot of businesses in the colonies. And of course the colonists have historical ties to Britain, that's the whole reason the colonies even existed, because they did not agree to what Britain was doing and they decided to do what was right, and no matter how much they may hate to admit it, they do have ties to Britain. And D just doesn't relate to the subject that much and I would consider it irrelevant. So by process of elimination, the answer is C.
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-Austin
