Answer:
congress and state legislatures
Explanation:
took the test
1. Envision. To "see" something in the future as an idea or invention. Usage example: The inventor envisioned many uses for his creation.
2. Gulag. A Russian prison or labor camp. The Gulag was a system of forced labor camps established during Joseph Stalin's long reign as dictator of the Soviet Union.
3. Illicit. Something that is illegal or unlawful. Usage example: He was charged with possession of an illicit drug.
4. Perennial. Something which is enduring year after year. Usage example: Home garden are most comprised of two native perennial crops: the banana-like enset and coffee.
5. Ridicule. To put down or mock in a mean way. Usage example: The New York Times ridiculed by Londoners after asking for examples of ‘petty crimes’ in the city.
6. Stereotype. The act of characterizing a group of people in some way. Usage example: Romantic movies stereotyped love as mostly heterosexual.
I'm fairly sure that it's the 3rd one because the Spanish wanted to mine gold, while the Caribbean and Central America had a Mediterranean-like climate that made growing sugar very profitable.
<span>The checks that exist between the legislative is that it creates laws and the executive branch enforces the laws.</span>
They were both used to control the population of a certain demographic in the area and/or racially cleanse these areas
