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The Battle of Shiloh preserved an important Union flank along the Mississippi River and opened the way to split the Confederacy along the river. In May and June of 1863 Union General Ulysses S. Grant marched on Vicksburg, Mississippi, and trapped a Southern army led by General John Pemberton
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the name is <u>John Pemberton</u> Explanation:</h2>
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United States: Liberal
Sovietic Union: Socialist
Explanation:
For the time of the Cold War, there was a conflict between two different economic orders. On the one hand, the United States was a liberal thanks to the International Monetary Fund and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
On the other hand, there was the Soviet socialist union that was organized with the Council of Mutual Economic Assistance and the bilateral agreements established with other planned economies.
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Correct answers are first two options:
The living conditions for the wealthy were safer and healthier than the housing of the common people.
Wealthy people had more power than common people and slaves.
Explanation:
Wealthy people were living luxurious life, had their own slaves, had the possibility to educate themselves, were not living in a crowded places. Those were mostly patricians.
Wealthy people were usually members of political bodies, such as Senate, they had money to bribe politicians also, owned a lot of lands...
Common people were living in small houses with not so much furniture. Their life was far from perfect.
Most of the people in Rome were divided into members of higher class - patricians and of the lower class - plebeians. Of course, we also had slaves who were deprived of all of their rights.
The experiment inflicted harm on its participants
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Consuls: the Monarchical Branch
Two magistrates called consuls carried on the functions of the former kings, holding supreme civil and military authority in Republican Rome. However, unlike the kings, the office of consul lasted for only one year. At the end of their year in office, the ex-consuls became senators for life, unless ousted by the censors.
Powers of the Consuls:
- Consuls held imperium and had the right to 12 lictores (bodyguards) each.
- Each consul could veto the other.
- Represented Rome in foreign affairs.
- Consuls presided over the assembly known as comitia centuriata.
Senate: the Aristocratic Branch
Senate (senatus = council of elders, related to the word "senior") was the advisory branch of the Roman government, early on composed of about 300 citizens who served for life. They were chosen by the kings, at first, then by the consuls, and by the end of the 4th century, by the censors. The ranks of the Senate, drawn from ex-consuls and other officers. Property requirements changed with the era. At first, senators were only patricians but in time plebeians joined their ranks.
Assembly: the Democratic Branch
The Assembly of Centuries (comitia centuriata), which was composed of all members of the army, elected consuls annually. The Assembly of Tribes (comitia tributa), composed of all citizens, approved or rejected laws and decided issues of war and peace.