Andrew Jackson and his supporters responded to the “corrupt bargain” of 1824 by quitting the Federalist Party.
Answer: The Fugitive Slave Act required all citizens to assist in the capture of escaped slaves, which the North didn't approve of, as they wanted to end slavery.
Explanation: In many history classes, you'll be taught that the North wanted to free all the slaves and <em>opposed</em> the South's cruel use of slavery, although all states similarly took advantage of those who were slaves.
If the Northern states were to <em>approve</em> of the Fugitive Slave Act, they'd want to support slavery in the South, which wouldn't connect to what you'd be taught in school.
Answer:
Yes, because there is a connection to American commerce.
Explanation:
Hallat used the intellectual property of Trader Joe (a Washington-based grocery store) to sell plagiarized products in Canada. Intellectual property refers to the protection of the creations of the mind: inventions, general artistic works, academic production and symbols, names or images used in commerce. Since Trader Joe is a part of Washington trade and has learned of theft of its intellectual property to make plagiarized products overseas, which may tarnish its company name, Trader Joe may decide to sue Hallat in the Washington State courts, since there is a connection to the American trade.
Professor plum is showing the detached style of listening. This type of listener are intellectually not present in a conversation although they are present physically. In the situation described clearly the professor was not listening to what Roberto was saying.
Answer:
Honestly, I feel like it might fade away. For instance, technology is constantly developing. Maybe one day in the future, health professionals will create a better way to workout without using virtual reality. They might invent a new, better technology. We never know, but our world is always changing in all aspects.
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