He replaced General McDowell with General McClellan
Answer:
(The life of a Muslim woman:
I walk with pride in myself instead of doubt, I tell the truth every time I open my mouth. It is hard that is true but I do it for all of you. While others lie because they think it saves this doesn't help pave a good relationship it only damages it.
There may not be many like me, so be kind to me. Many with lie and feel doubt. That is why they shouldn't open their mouth. They should only walk if they do so with pride. And they should never speak if it is going to be a lie.
I have respectful relationships, no yelling or fighting. I don't envy others because I respect me. I don't allow myself to become depressed I pursue many issues that need to be pressed. If I let my self be down life will keep me pressed to the ground. I need to be strong and fight with all of my might.
I can speak just like you so don't treat me poorly too. I learn as I go and walk a long road. Soon in the near future I will have a new home with many things that I own. But this isn't easy to get I need to earn every cent.) -Raymond :3
Explanation: (EVERYTHING IS IN MY OWN WORDS)
Though all citizens were equal, only the wealthy and well-born were likely to serve as jurors or council members.
Explanation:
- Every free citizen of Athens had the right to attend a session of the assembly, to listen to the debate on all issues, from what to do with the financial surplus, to whether or not to go to war. No slaves or women participated in political life.
- About six thousand people attended the assembly at the time, and each had the right to climb the booth and make known its position. It would then be voted by raising their hands.
- When it came to the courts, there were no lawyers or prosecutors. If a citizen wanted justice, he had to go to trial and go to a jury. But in the end, not everything was just and ideal. Unfortunately, there were also "dirty games".
- The Athenians were widely publicizing everything about their democracy: laws, decrees, honors, treaties, registers, voting lists, calendars and so on. One gets the impression that Athenian democracy was adorned with incredible responsibility and openness.
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