Well, if you're talking about their attempts at apealling to Parliament, then they were not successful. When they resorted to larger and illegal ideas, like dumping the tea, they were much more successful. And since they won the war, I would say they were pretty successful.
Lines of latitude (parallels) run east-west around the globe and are used to measure distances NORTH and SOUTH of the equator. Since the equator is 0 , the latitude of the north pole, 1/4 of the way around the globe going in a northerly direction, would be 90 N.
I believe the answer is B
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The correct answer is B. The doctrine of noncolonization in the Monroe Doctrine was a response to the aparrent designs of the Russians in Alaska and Oregon.
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The Monroe Doctrine was a principle in the foreign policy of the United States during the 19th century. The term is derived from a speech that American President James Monroe gave in 1823 to Congress. Monroe declared that any form of European involvement in the Western Hemisphere would be considered an attack to US interests. However, Monroe promised to respect the existing colonies in the hands of the European powers.
With the ban on intervention, Monroe also hoped to stop a possible European attempt to sabotage the American expansion process. The British, the Spaniards and the Russians in particular were watched with suspicion, because they had adjacent territories on the continent. In addition, many colonies in South America had successfully fought their independence, after which they soon gained diplomatic recognition from the United States.
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Passage number 1 is anti-federalist, while passage number 2 is federalist.
The constitution's authors included restrictions on federal power to prevent the president from abusing power, or from having full power as a king.
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Federalism defended the integration of the power of the states into a central power, the federal power, which would work together with the states in the management of national policy. The federal government did not intend to concentrate the entire power on the president, but to allow a series of governmental divisions that would prevent the centralization of power, but distribute it in a fair and beneficial way to the people.
