The United Nations replaced the League of Nations. The League of Nations was a cross-country entity that was composed of many countries in Western Europe and also elsewhere that was supposed to regulate certain aspects of life that were important for all countries on Earth. However, it turned out there were certain key shortcoming of this union of nations, and later the United Nations were developed.
The answer to this would most definitely be number 2 (:
I believe that all <span>13 states had to agree to any amendment of the federal government's power.</span>
the black death was B) a disease that killed millions of europeans during the 14th century.
in the 14th century there were some fleas or something that hopped onto some rats and gave them a disease known as the bubonic plague aka the black death and the rats basically went out and broke into peoples houses and ate their food and infected the people.
The answer is approval of conventions in three-fourths of the states.
