The question arose for federal nations whether the tidelands for formerly independent coastal states had been ceded to the federal union on admission, or retained. The admission of the former Republic of Texas as a state in the United States in 1845 stipulated that its tidelands remained the territory of Texas. I hope this helps :)
The engraving done by Paul Revere represented the Boston Massacre. This was when four unarmed colonists were killed by members of the British army. This incident happened shortly after a series of taxes were put on the American colonists.
Paul Revere depicted this event in an engraving that shows the American colonists as being brutally murdered by the British army. In the engraving, all the British military members have guns while the colonists are standing their defenseless. This inflamed public opinion because it showed the British army as monsters who killed colonists without a cause.
Answer:
Article 232
Explanation:
The Allies acknowledged Germany's incapability to fulfill the reparations demanded of them. However, the Allies required that Germany nonetheless undertake the compensation for all civilian damages caused by German aggression by land, sea or air.
False, the Constitution helped rebuild our new country and the first 13 colonies. It gave the government more power which helped unify the country. The Constitution came after the Articles of Confederation, which, yes, contributed to the failure of the union. The states had too much power because, as a new country, we didn't want a strong central government because they were afraid of a monarchy, like the one in England from which they separated. The Constitution was the document that essentially showed the world we were a true, powerful country. It gave us the first presidency, the separate government branches, and to give the states more power so they wouldn't try to secede from the union, the Bill of Rights was created.
The statement "I know what to so when I read unfamiliar words. I always take time to do it." is the statement that states our ability to unlock the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary words.
<h3>How do you unlock the meaning of unfamiliar words?</h3>
Basically, the strategy for unlocking the meaning of an unfamiliar word is to search the context of the sentence in which a new word appears for clues.
In other times, it can be easy to do because the author may have provided a definition or a synonym right there next to or near a term that you can use to unlock its meaning.
However in the options, the statement "I know what to so when I read unfamiliar words. I always take time to do it." is the statement that states our ability to unlock the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary words.
Therefore, the Option B is correct.
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