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no, they aren't groups a threat to American democracy
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Dispute resolution at initial level injects a sense of security and belief in an individual and hence improves the relationship between the two
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The internal conflicts between the people and institution if resolved at an earlier stage build confidence in people working in the institution. They also start respecting the institution and start believing that their voices are also heard irrespective of their post.
This also brings clarity in relation and expectations both at the institution and individual level. Once a strong bond develops through this exercise of dispute resolution at initial level, the relation between institution and people become co-ordial.
They realized that they could not keep the United States from talking over the Florida<span> territory so in 1819 </span>Spain<span> agreed to </span>sell Florida<span> to the United States. The Adams-Onis Treaty was approved by </span>Spain<span> and the United States in 1821.</span>
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Answer: Around the 5th century bc, the Persians under Cyrus the Great had rapidly expanded their domain. By the time of Darius I, the Persian empire covered most of southwest Asia and Asia Minor, reaching as far as the easternmost boundaries of Europe. The Persians demanded tribute and respect from all they dominated. The Greek cities in Asia Minor eventually decided to throw off the Persian yoke. Through those revolts, the assistance of the Athenians and the ensuing Battle of Marathon, the wheels had been set in motion to end Persian domination.
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