Answer:
5. False
The President needs the consent of two-thirds of Senators present in the Chamber at the time the treaty is presented for a treaty to be valid.
6. False
Constitution gives the President the power to <u>nominate</u> Supreme Court Justices and Federal Judges. They can only be confirmed by the Senate.
7. False.
8. True
Congress has to provide authorization if troops are to remain in conflict for more than 60 days.
9. False
As Head of State, the President should deal with other countries on behalf of the government.
10. True
As Head of State, the President through the State Department appoints diplomats to represent the U.S. government.
Taking into account the statement above
"The author of this selection describes many of Tom Brown's
skills in reading footprints. The most difficult claim to believe
is that Tom Brown can —"
The answer is that Tom Brown can allowed the military to move people and supplies further.
The first and foremost purpose of Roman roads was military. This allowed that rlthe roman soldiers and their supplies to move faster and further to areas of conflict.
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People flocked toward new Greek cities during the Hellenistic Era. This is because the era emphasized on philosophy, scientists, literature, sculpture, architecture, etc. New kings wanted new and old [Greek] cities to be the (cultural) centers of Greece. Scientists from this era made [major] discoveries in astronomy, and in math.
Two important philosophers - Epicurus and Zeno - also helped with Greek culture. They both showed the world different kinds of ways to look and find happiness. Epicurus worked with pleasure and emotion/feeling while Zeno practiced with reason and logic.
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Answer:
Explanation:
1. Impose a tax or duty on articles exported from any state.
2. Give preference to the ports of one state over another for import/export.
3. Require any transport vessel bound from one state to another to enter, clear, or pay duties.
