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Through her achievements, she not only helped to expand the role of the newspaper in modern society and stimulate the Progressive reform movement, but she also became a role model for women wishing to become professional journalists.
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They were killed in gas chambers
Prisoners (Jews) were malnutritoned and labored
Millions of Jews were deliberately murdered
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In 1681, King Charles II<span> gave a large piece of his American </span>land<span> holdings to </span>Penn<span> to get rid of the debts the king owed to </span>Penn's<span> father.</span>
Option A. Representative money can be converted into silver or gold ; fiat money can't be, is the correct answer.
The representative word itself shows that it represents something else. The representative money have no intrinsic value on its own but it represents something which has an intrinsic value like gold or silver. It is a claim on a commodity like gold certificates. On the other hand Fiat money is a legal tender backed by government like currencies in most countries of the world.
1. Why did people from small states (states with fewer people) want all the states to hav ether same number of votes in the federal legislature? What did they fear?
A: Smaller states would be at a disavantage if votes are dependandant on population. A bigger state would have more delegates than the smaller ones. They feared having less power in elections and less representation, and that larger states would have the control.
2. Why did people from larger states (states with more people) want representation to be based on the population? What was their argument?
A: They believed that larger states should have more representation in Congress, proportionate to the state's population and size. That would give them more authority.
3. Why was the compromise creating a two-house chamber (the House of Representatives and the senate) to balance the needs of smaller and larger states the best solution? Explain.
A: The Compromise pleased the smaller states by giving them equal representation in the Senate regardless of its population, while it met the larger states expectations by determining that the House would be based on proportional representation. This way both large and small states had some authority in the federal legislature.
