<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be "grievances" since these were what the colonists voiced in opposition to what they saw as tyrannical practices by Britain, especially in the realm of taxation. </span></span>
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Dear George my closest brother,
you may not feel the same but as a young man living in the north, in April of 1861 i would be willing to die for what i believe because, just like Ulysses S. Grant, having the courage to help free slaves and give black men the right to vote, i want to have the courage to help my country, live to be a free state, and if that means fighting and more likely dying for everyone i am willing to do that. i would rather have a peaceful talk or argument instead of a war but some things dont go as planned. so my brother if i die in this war, i wish the best for you and hope you will make the right choices.
Explanation:
this isnt much but i hope this helps you.
First Continental because they wanted them to govern
I’m not sure which four rights you are referring, so I’ll make an educated assumption.
1. Freedom of the press has been expanded with information now being harder to control
2. Basic civil rights have been expanded, such as freedom of movement with the abolition of Southern Jim Crow laws
3. The right to vote has been granted to members of minority groups, and women voting has become more culturally accepted
4. Pay has been made much more equal, equal work leads to equal pay despite the sex or race of the individual
Yes, the federal government responded to the great recession of 2007-09.
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The United States endured the most serious post-war depression between December 2007 and June 2009.
The economic crisis of 2007-09 was long enough to call itself the "Great Recession" and accompanied by a lengthy and exceptionally slow recovery. The financial crisis was deep and severe enough.
The subsequent recessions have been followed by two types of policy mechanisms: monetary and fiscal.
Monetary policy is used to preserve low-interest rates and reduce unemployment both during and after depression, which is the Act regarding the Federal Reserve
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