A. Stalemate between two sides
Korea remained a divided land
For the American public, Korean war stroked fears of communist aggression
The bloody stalemate turned public opinion against the Democrats and made a Republican victory in the 1952 election almost certain.
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<span>The correct answer is the Anasazis</span>
These was an ancient Native American tribe whose presence
spanned across the United States. As a result of their widespread span, they
built hundreds of miles of straight roads in order to facilitate trade in the
American southwest
It's a tricky question at least for me, because both national government and state governments do share (some) powers but not all because a state is its own state with it's laws and regulations. Though, the majority of what the national government and the state government shares together are important but also basic. So, I'd say yes.
Range (we can talk with almost anyone almost anywhere), Capacity (large servers allow for large messages), Availability (Many more people can write and read than 2,000 years ago), etc.
Examples would include: The telephone, The trans-atlantic cable, Postal Delivery, The internet, Large books, etc.