Answer:
Koosh Balls
Explanation:
Invented by Matt Burton and Scott Stillinger in 1998, a Koosh Ball is a small toy composed of many rubber strands attached to a plastic-metallic core. Stillinger came up with the idea to develop the Koosh ball as he became frustrated when trying to teach his children how to play catch. He devised a toy ball that would be easy to catch, and soft enough so as not to hurt anyone. By 1988, shortly after it was launched, the Koosh ball had become immensely popular as a fun, safe and cheap toy for all ages. Talk show host Rosie O'Donnell shooting Koosh balls out to her audience members has become a staple of her show.
Answer:
The correct answer is A) Selecting and supporting candidates who run for elected office
Explanation:
Political parties in the United States play a key role in selecting candidates and providing complete support for them to win an election.
Before the primary caucus begins, political parties pre-select a number of important candidates which they believe can hold sway in the elections and win against the competition.
Once a candidate runs for office, the political party provides monetary support as well as ensuring that the campaign runs smoothly.
Answer:
Elanoar Roosevelt
wife of Franklin D Roosevelt
The movement, coined “manifest destiny” in the mid-1840s, justified expansion with a sense of mission and purpose, viewing American expansion as inevitable, just, and divinely foreordained.
