Answer:
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Explanation:
You could compare how children aren't aloud to work anymore and how child labor is illegal compared to in history it was acceptable.
I'm not sure bc the question was kinda vague but i hope i helped :)
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Explanation:
Article IV section 3 of the constitution mandates congress to vote on how a new state is to be formed. I do not know the exact terms of how a state is created as a sovereign body, but I suspect any new state would have to go through what Hawaii and Alaska went. These were territories that were not carved out of an existing state so the problem was not complicated by two states feuding over where the boundary would be.
Recently Puerto Rico had a non binding referendum on this very question. I don't know what was decided.
It's the Federal Government in the form of congress. The territory has to be in favor of statehood.
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may I know which language
B. Susan B. Anthony - an end to alcohol<span>abuse
She was an advocate for women's suffrage</span>
In 2017 Georgia people used only these rates:
Georgia - Single Tax Brackets<span><span>Tax BracketTax Rate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 1%
</span><span>$750.00+ 2%
</span><span>$2,250.00+ 3%
</span><span>$3,750.00+ 4%
</span><span>$5,250.00+ 5%
</span><span>$7,000.00+ 6%</span></span></span>Georgia - Married Filing Jointly Tax Brackets<span><span>Tax BracketTaxRate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 1%
</span><span>$1,000.00+ 2%
</span><span>$3,000.00+ 3%
</span><span>$5,000.00+ 4%
</span><span>$7,000.00+ 5%
</span><span>$10,000.00+ <span>6%
</span></span></span></span>In December 2017, congress passed a sweeping federal income tax overhaul that affects personal income tax rates from tax year 2018 onward. Making a huge difference between 2017 and 2018.
<span>Federal - 2019 Single Tax Brackets </span><span><span>Rate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 10%
</span><span>$9,525.00+ 12%
</span><span>$38,700.00+ 22%
</span><span>$82,500.00+ 24%
</span><span>$157,500.00+ 32%
</span><span>$200,000.00+ 35%
</span><span>$500,000.00+ 37%</span></span></span><span>Federal - 2019 Married Filing Separately Tax Brackets</span><span><span> Rate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 10%
</span><span>$9,525.00+ 12%
</span><span>$38,700.00+ 22%
</span><span>$82,500.00+ 24%
</span><span>$157,500.00+ 32%
</span><span>$200,000.00+ 35%
</span><span>$300,000.00+ <span>37%
</span></span></span></span>this overhaul includes: Married Filing Jointly Tax Brackets and <span>Head of Household Tax Brackets.</span>
