Answer: .
Vote, voice an opinion at a city council meetings, or write to an elected leader
Explanation:
The question is about how an Arizona citizen could influence local political decisions.
Option A about voting every 4 years during the presidential election will not affect the local political decision but rather affects federal decision since voting for the president is at the Federal level.
Option B is about voting, voicing an opinion at a city council meetings, or writing to an elected leader. This shows that the decision being taken here will influence local politics. Here, the decision affects the lowest level of government which is at the local level.
Option C about accepting that nothing can be done and try to avoid being frustrated about local issues is wrong. Everyone has to role to play in governance and doing this won't impact positively on the local politics.
Subscribing to a news app, and watching the presidential debates or share political news on social media isn't influencing local political decisions in Arizona.
Therefore, the correct answer is option B.
Answer:
improving upon a previous attempt at creating a new union.
Explanation:
improving upon a previous attempt at creating a new union.
duplicating the original government system set up by the union.
creating a union with stronger ties between individual states.
building up the union with help of foreign governments.
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It was "the Golden Horde" who undertook the task of conquering Russia, although it should be noted that many other groups have attempted to take this land in the past as well.
Answer:
The decline of the silk road route
Explanation:
Answer: The Bolsheviks gave away territory home to sixty million Russians.
Explanation:
The Russian armies were not particular strong enough to fight the Germans in the first World War. This led to the Germans defeating them in battle after battle and caused such discontent in Russia that the government was overthrown twice and the Bolsheviks (Communists) took power.
They were then forced into sighing the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk which was so harsh that Russia gave away territory that belonged to around 60 million Russians. They gave away Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and had to recognise the independence of Ukraine and Finland.
This caused more discontent and the Russians rose up against the Bolsheviks even though the latter prevailed.
