The main way in which political disagreements led to important compromises in the creation of the constitution was that the larger states wanted to have representation in Congress be determined by population size, while the smaller states wanted representation set at a specific number. This was settled with the Connecticut Compromise.
A. Region D
Explanation:
The European countries were well known for conquering countries and establishing colonies all over the world, but they made an exception in one, that being China. Instead of make China a colony, the European countries, usually in bad relations, worked together to take over parts of it, as it was in their best interest.
It may seem unthinkable nowadays for someone to divide China in spheres of interest, but back in the 19th and early 0th century, the country was in terrible condition, so it was easy target for the Europeans. The European interest was mainly economic, so instead of going after all of the Chinese territory, the Europeans captured only the Chinese coastline. This was tactically excellent move, as China was still producing a lot, but it had to export the goods through the sea, and with the Europeans controlling the coastline, the Chinese had to sell everything to them for minimum compensation, while the Europeans were making huge profits.
Answer:
plurality
Explanation:
At almost every level of government in the United States, a candidate does not have to win the majority of votes to win an election; instead a candidate wins based on a <u>plurality</u> of votes. Plurality vote in the United States require a candidate to get more votes than competing candidates and not more than half of all votes cast as in the case of majority vote system
Individuals are <em>more</em> sensitive to unannounced changes in contingencies that were formulated through contingency shaping over those acquired through rule governance
Contingency is an eventuality, a chance, an event based on the uncertainty that it may or may not happen. Contingency is the characteristic of what is contingent, that is, which is doubtful, possible, but uncertain, which may occur, but not necessarily.
