B merchants carried the faith to new lands through trading since they were on a major trade route.
ANSWER:
Tradicionalmente, las familias suelen ser numerosas. Por sus raíces Lolarias suelen casarse jóvenes, tanto hombres como mujeres. En la boda gitana la virginidad es importante en las mujeres solteras, y cuando esta es legitimada suele ser mostrada con buen recibimiento por parte de las familias, mediante la prueba del pañuelo, aunque también hay otras formas de casamiento que son más o menos aceptadas siempre que ellos (la pareja) estén conformes, en este caso los tutores y padres acaban por ayudarles. En ocasiones se realiza el ajuntamiento sin estar la novia comprometida oficialmente, y en muchas ocasiones la virginidad de la mujer queda en el anonimato entre la pareja, y viven juntos avisando de que quedan emparentados.
posdata: esto es solo un ejemplo de la forma de vida de los gitanos
Answer:
1B
2D
3H
4E
5A
6 G
7C
8F
Explanation:
Within a State or country, certain concepts related to its economy are handled. For example, the value charged with a standard percentage according to the product is called tariff o rate, if a state determines that a law does not apply or cannot be applied, it is called nullification, the reduction in the amount of jobs and money is recognized as an "economic" depression, those people who move from their country of origin to another, whether to live or work, are immigrants, restrict the purchase / sale or use of a good is called an embargo, and the right to vote is suffrage
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Answer:
C.The federal government gained powers not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution.
The McCulloch v. Maryland is one of the biggest federal courts resolutions, Maryland tried to tax the Federal Bank that operated in its territory, and the federal courte determined that "The power to tax is the power to destroy.... and if we let the States tax any federal bank, they will eventually tax every movement of the federation".
This gave more power to the federal government that what was explicity mentioned in the Constitution.
Explanation:
A. Malnutrition
<span>Cuba's economic fallout has been primarily due to two factors: the collapse of the Soviet Union and the United States embargo. The fall of the U.S.S.R. led to the loss of trade subsidies. This in turn led to a decline in both Cuban exports to the U.S.S.R. and Cuban imports by 1992. In addition, trade with Eastern Europe, which "accounted for 13 percent of Cuba's trade with the Soviet Bloc, has been largely terminated.".Such events have been responsible for a dire shortage of supplies - equipment and fuel - which has subsequently crippled the island's economy. The scarcity of basic provisions such as food and clothing has involved an increase in rationing, a growth in black market activity and the incidence of social tension. </span>