The correct answer to this question is:
A candidate must have political or military
<span>experience
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Most presidents are often scrutinized for political and military experience, which explains why a great deal of presidents have either served in the military or as governors prior to becoming president. This explains why presidents have also been poaching experienced vice presidents, which also explains the metamorphosis of the office of vice president.
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Gorilla warfare was one of the tactics. The colonist knew the areas better then the British soldiers did so it was easy to hide in tree lines and attack the unsuspecting soldiers.
I think it was <span> over who would control appointments of church officials, a conflict which is sometimes called the Investiture Controversy. Hope this was useful :P</span>
The legislation authorized two railroad companies, the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific, to construct the lines.
I would say being able to have free religion