In the 1920's and 1930's gained popular support was by appealing national pride. So it’s C hope it helps :D
I think it’s C it Saids it in the name before Christ
Aristocracy; aristocrats were the rich families often represented by the husbands and fathers
The 27th Ammendment to the Constitution was first proposed in 1789 by the 1st Congress to the state to be ratified. It was proposed with other 10 ammendments to the Constitution but lacking the number of votes necessary, it did not pass like its others sister ammendments to become what is today known as the Bill of Rights. It took about more than 200 years until 1992, after a campaign was started by University of Texas at Austin student Joe Watson in 1982. This ammendment prohibited the increase or decrease of a congressman´s salary within a term in office. If there is to be a reduction or increment in the income perceived by a congress member, this must take effect only until the following terms office. The correct answer is D because of the immense time passage since the ammendment was proposed until it was adopted and ratified.
Answer:
C. Walton, Hall, and Gwinnett all signed the Declaration of Independence.
Explanation:
The statement that is factual about the reasoning for naming counties in Georgia is that "Walton, Hall, and Gwinnett all signed the Declaration of Independence"
George Walton was known to be the youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence. He did that at the age of 26. After he was released from prison, he toured Georgia and encouraged citizens to keep fighting for independence.
Dr. Lyman Hall was the only physician out of five physicians to sign the Declaration of Independence. He was known to be a tireless committee worker. He kept procuring medicine and clothing for soldiers.
Button Gwinnett is known to be the most famous signer of the document from Georgia. Gwinnett died less than a year after he signed the document. He was a very good friend to Lyman Hall.
These men who were Georgia's signers of the Declaration of Independence show a factual reason counties in Georgia were named with their names.
