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In which of the following areas is there a large concentration of American Indian and First Nations peoples?

Lelechka [254]

C can be d answer for following question

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How did John Quincy Adams treat Native Americans? A. He forced them to go on the Trail of Tears. B. He overturned a treaty that

Alex777 [14]

<span>I believe the answer is A. He overturned a treaty that was signed unfairly. When he first became president, he signed The Indian Springs Treaty which would cause the natives to move to Mississipi. However, after talking with the tribe, he immediately decided that he had made a mistake and had wanted to reverse the treaties effects. Hope this helped!</span>

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Why might the framers have included standards in the constitution that each territory must meet before it could become a state?

snow_tiger [21]

The Articles became binding when they were ratified by the 13th state, ... In the words of George Washington, who would become the first president of the United ... the Constitution included most of the outstanding leaders, or Founding Fathers, .... In the U.S. system each level of government has a large degree of autonomy.

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What does Repeal mean

Alex

Answer:

repeal

verb

re·peal | \ ri-ˈpēl \

repealed; repealing; repeals

Definition

transitive verb

1: to rescind or annul by authoritative act

especially : to revoke or abrogate by legislative enactment

2: ABANDON, RENOUNCE

3obsolete : to summon to return : RECALL

Other Words

repeal noun

repealable \ ri-ˈpē-lə-bəl \ adjective

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

abate, abolish, abrogate, annul, avoid, cancel, disannul, dissolve, invalidate, negate, null, nullify, quash, rescind, roll back, strike down, vacate, void

Antonyms

continue, keep

Examples

//the company called the furniture store to repeal the order for six new desks

//in 1933, Congress passed the 21st Amendment which repealed the Prohibition Amendment of 1919, thus making the sale, distribution, and use of alcohol legal once again

First Known Use

14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Middle English repelen, borrowed from Anglo-French repeler, rapeler, reapeler “to call back, bring back, recover, rescind, deter,” from re- RE- + apeler, appeler to call, summon, call before a court” — more at APPEAL entry 2

NOTE: Both the form and meaning of the Anglo-French verb have been influenced to some degree by Latin repellere “to push away, fend off” (see REPEL).

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Any member of the public can buy stock in a __________ corporation.

Vlad [161]

Answer:

I think D publicly-traded

Explanation:

please tell me if I'm wrong

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