Which kind of tax is paid when purchasing consumer goods and services?

Paul [167]

At first, he had the intention of attacking Clinton; however, he later changed his mind and decided to attack Cornwallis instead.

<h3>Who is General Washington?</h3>

Generally, When civilians who escaped the forces commanded by General Howe returned to their houses, they discovered that they had been pillaged.

It turned out that Washington was a greater commander than he was a military thinker. It wasn't so much his brilliance on the field of battle as it was his ability to hold the struggling colonial army together that made him so powerful.

His men had insufficient training and lacked essential supplies including food, ammo, and other provisions (soldiers sometimes even went without shoes in winter).

During the American Revolutionary War, General George Washington successfully led the American army to victory. During the Revolutionary War, Washington distinguished himself as a competent and resilient head of the American armed forces, despite the fact that he had very little experience in the actual management of big conventional armies.

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1 year ago

How did Alexander’s attempt to make his empire secure help lead to the Hellenistic Age?

Ratling [72]

Maybe you don't like talking to much about yourself

But you should've told me that you were thinking bout someone else

Your drunk at a party or maybe its just that your car broke down

Your phones been off for a couple months so your calling me now

I know you your like this

When stuff don't go your way you needed me to fix it

And like me I did

But I ran out of every reason

Now suddenly your asking for it back

Could you tell me were'd you get the nerve

Yeah you could say you miss all that we had

But I don't really care how bad it hurts

When you broke me first

You broke me first

Took awhile was in denile when I first heard

That you moved on quicker than I could've eve you know that hurt

Swear for awhile would stare at my phone just to see your name

But now that its there I don't really know what to say

I know you your like this

When stuff don't go your way you needed me to fix it

And like me I did

But I ran out of every reason

Now suddenly your asking for it back

Could you tell me were'd you get the nerve

Yeah you could say you miss all that we had

But I don't really care how bad it hurts

when you broke me first

You broke me first

What did you think would happen

Ill never let you have it

What did you think would happen

Now suddenly your asking for it back

Could you tell me were'd you get the nerve

Yeah you could say you miss all that we had

But I don't really care how bad it hurts

When you broke me first

You broke me first mmmm

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3 years ago

What legislation required a majority of a state's prewar voters to swear loyalty to the Union before restoration could begin?

yawa3891 [41]

Answer: The Wade-Davis Bill (1864)

Detail:

President Abraham Lincoln had proposed lenient approaches to Reconstruction. Lincoln's plan would have required only 10% of a Southern state's voters to pledge loyalty to the Union, as well as recognizing the freedom of slaves.

Senator Benjamin F. Wade (from Ohio) and Representative Henry W. Davis (from Maryland) proposed their bill in February, 1864, requiring at least 50% of a state's prewar voters (white males) to swear loyalty to the Union, as well as giving blacks the right to vote. The measure passed Congress, but Pres. Lincoln did not sign it. (That's called a "pocket veto.") So for the time being that measure died.

After Lincoln was assassinated in 1865, the "Radical Republicans" in Congress (who wanted harsher terms imposed on the South) tended to get their way. President Andrew Johnson vetoed the stern Reconstruction Acts passed by Congress, but Congress overrode his vetoes and implemented their plans. Tension between Congress and Pres. Johnson also led to the House of Representatives bringing impeachment charges against him. The Senate narrowly failed to convict Johnson, so he stayed in office. But Congress was clearly running the show.

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3 years ago

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Which conflict was called the "Second American Revolution" by President James Madison? A) The French and Indian War B) The War o

ira [324]

Answer:

A) The French And Indian War

Explanation:

Because I Studied This In My Class

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3 years ago

What was Eugene Talmadge’s platform in the 1946 Governor’s Race that contributed to his election?