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Two states that gained electoral votes from the 2008 presidential election to the 2012 election:
- Texas 34 Electoral votes in 2008, 38 EV in 2012
- Texas pop in 2000: 28.8 million. Texas pop in 2010: 25.1 million.
- Florida 27 EV in 2008, 29 EV in 2012
- Florida pop in 2000: 15.9 million. Florida pop in 2010: 18.8 million
Two states that lost electoral votes:
- New York 31 Electoral votes in 2008, 29 EV in 2012
- New York pop in 2000: 18,9 million. New York pop in 2010: 19,3 million
- Michigan 17 EV in 2008, 16 EV in 2012
- Michigan pop in 2000: 9,9 million. Michigan pop in 2010: 9,8 million.
Explanation:
Texas and Florida gained 4 and 2 electoral votes respectively because their populations grew around 20%.
New York and Michigan both lost 2 and 1 electoral votes respectively. In the case of New York, there was not a loss in population, but very littel increase, and this made New York lose population size as percentage of the total population of the US. In the case of Michigan, the loss of one electoral vote corresponded with a population loss of around 100,000 people.
It was lead by the Bolshevik party was essentially a revolution against the Pre-WWI Tsarist Regime. Lenin's Bolshevik's spread the idea of communism and equality among all it's citizens which incited the lower class against the upper class and Monarchy.
The results of the Russian Civil war was the establishment of the USSR. Finland, Estonia, Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia were established as sovereign states of the Soviet Union, with the Communist Party in power.
I say the third option, the Roman Catholics have a Pope (Francis), and the Eastern Orthodox Church has a emperor and a patriarch (Bartholomew I).
The Federalists were the group that helped support passage of the new Constitution.
Explanation:
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