Ultimately, the central cause of the Cold War between the United States and USSR, were what made the <span>Soviet Union collapse due to the decline of communist ideology, thinking and politics, and the failure of the Soviet Soviet economy. The collapse or decline of the Soviet Russia would have happened even without the Prime Minister Mikeal Gorbachev. In the early </span>Cold War<span>, communism and the Soviet Union had a good deal of soft power and were a tru threat to the United States. but as time went on, their country became impoverished and could not grow economicall, politically or socially.</span>
This is true. The Chief Executive is the President of the United States of America. He is known as the Chief Executive because he is the head of the Executive branch of government. The United States government was formed with the principle of separation of powers in mind. This means that government power should not be centralized in just one official or one branch (like the British monarchy in the Medieval and Renaissance era). This is done to lessen the chance for abuse in the government. The executive branch is mainly concerned with the implementation of laws. The legislative is in-charge of writing and creating the national laws. The judiciary (courts) is primarily there as a check for the powers of the executive and legislative branch. They make sure both branches do not abuse their powers and gives citizens the avenue to air out their grievances.
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More densely populated, had more resources (money, men and supplies) then the south, the North was predominantly Republican. hope this helps.
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The correct statements are the following:
- In general, most Texans are conservatives: This is true because the Republican Party (of conservative views) has historically controlled the seats for both houses in Congress, as well as state offices, meaning that the majority of the Texas population has a conservative view. The only locations where the Democratic Party (of liberal views) has predominance are Austin, Houston, and Dallas, and San Antonio.
- Water from an underground aquifer assists agriculture in West Texas: The state has 9 major aquifers and 22 minor aquifers capable of producing water for household use, municipalities, industry, and farms. Approximately 76% of the state underground water is used for irrigational purposes.
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