The correct answers are A) established a Republic and B) ended imperialist rule.
<em>The Revolution of 1911 achieved in China two things: it established a Republic and ended imperialist rule.
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One of the reasons that provoked the beginning of the Chinese Revolution of 1991 was an agreement signed by powerful bankers for the construction of railroad in Huguang, central China. This was one of the many uprisings that led to the overthrew of the Qing Dynasty, the last Chines Dynasty to rule China. Emperor Puyi abdicated on February 12, 1912, ending 2,000 years of imperial rule and initiating the Republic of China.
Push factors include war, famine, descrimination ect. in the native country of the migrant eg Irish people were pushed to emigrate to america and england during the Great Hunger (1845-1849)
pull factors include the promise of good job opportunities in america, hot climate, ect
They got support from the British and other major world powers then they settled because they found themselves as being superior because wit their color. They also had better weapons than the South Africans so they could easily defeat them.
The answer you're looking for is B. are much longer, as state constitutions most be far more specific than the broader US constitution, as they outline in detail how a state should be run. State constitutions can be amended, do provide a legislature, and most do have a bill of rights.
Because federalism is a compound form of government, combining a general government with regional governments, the constitutional principle of federalism is seen in the amendment process through state involvement. Amendments are proposed in Congress and are ratified (or not ratified) by the states. Another example is the ability for the states to propose a constitutional amendment, as they can call for a constitutional convention if two-thirds of state legislatures are in agreement. This has never happened before, but it is possible under the Constitution.
