The most likely options are the second and last choices. I am leaning toward the second choice, though.
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Myths suggest the power of the possible. If you think about the Greek
gods, then you can see how they believed in the power of the possible.
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They were running mates and had the same general political philosophy. Harding was lax in his administrative duties, spent too much time on the gold course and was pretty much over his head when it came to being president. Coolidge was a far more capable administrator having been a successful state governor and was wiser in his cabinet selections.
1.) British attempts to restrict U.S. trade 2.) the Royal Navy's impressment of American seamen 3.) America's desire to expand its territory.
Jurisdiction is the extent to which you have power to make legal decisions. For example, the jurisdiction of a parent is with their own children (not with the children of someone else). This means that a parent cannot ground another parent's child.
