Ferdinand. Marcos. became president of the Philippines in 1965 but his second term saw growing violence and unrest in the country, due to increasingly poor economic conditions. The attempted assassination of the country’s defense minister in 1972 led Marcos to declare martial law. Marcos abolished congress and began to rule by decree, he clamped down on individual freedoms and freedom of the press, rewrote the constitution to allow himself additional terms and more power, and began to arrest his opponents.
The answer to the question is none of the above. In the period between the revolutionary war and the constitution state governments were dominated by none of the above.
<h3>What was the revolutionary war?</h3>
This is the term that is used to refer to the American revolution. This was the war that drove the British people out of the United States and caused them to have their own self government.
The revolutionary war was fought because the administration of the British was filled with a lot of ills and a lot of sufferings for the Americans.
Complete question
In the period between the Revolutionary War and the Constitution, state governments were dominated by
a strong executive
a strong legislature
an administrative bureaucracy
none of the above
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<span>The answer to your question would be (building better roads) - </span><span>In the course of human events that shaped the cultural evolution of the Yucatan peninsula the sacbe road network erected by the ancient Maya laid the groundwork for transportation systems that continue in use to this very day.
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The government of the Mali Empire was led by the emperor who was called the Mansa. The empire was then divided up into provinces that were each led by a governor called a ferba. The religion of Islam played an important part in the government and many of the government administrators were Muslim scribes.
