The 2000 presidential election was extremely tight. When the votes had been counted, the democratic side demanded a recount in Florida. This election was quite unique because the recount lasted much longer than expected. This forced the Supreme Court to take a stand, and the court eventually decided that the Florida votes went to George W. Bush. Because of this, he won the election with 271 electoral votes--one more than what was needed to win the electoral college.
In your opinion, would you say that this demonstrated the strength and resiliency of American democracy? This is what your assignment asks, and from this point forward, it's all your opinion :)
Osman was the leader of a Muslim empire ordered a new code of laws for his empire and oversaw construction of a stunning mosque in the capital at Istanbul. The correct option in regards to the given question is option "A". Osman was the founder of the Ottoman Empire.Sultan Mehmed II conquered Istanbul in 1453 and it laid the foundation of a great empire. Istanbul was then named as Constantinople. After Osman died the expansion of the Ottoman empire did not stop, it went on continuing with the expansion. Orhan was the son of Osman and he changed the capital of the Ottoman empire from Constantinople to Bursa after conquering it.
I do believe the greeks invented the democracy
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Einstein's already dead boy
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