A whistle-stop campaign is best described by the second choice:
<span>short campaign speeches given by a politician from a train
This takes its name from how trains would stop at various stations with a whistle sound, and a politician would speak for a short while to gain campaign support, then quickly leave with the train for the next station to do the same thing.
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1.) Independence. For example: In 2008, Kosovo<span> <span>declared independence from </span></span>Serbia<span>. This was<span> recognized by a majority of UN member states including the </span></span>United
States<span>, most western European states, </span>Turkey<span>, and </span>Canada<span>. Those
who disagreed were Serbia<span>, </span>Greece<span>, </span>Spain,India<span>, </span>Russia<span>, and the </span>People's Republic of China.
2.) State Annexes. For example: </span>Western Papua<span> becomes part of </span>Indonesia<span> under the 1969 </span>Act of Free Choice; <span>The </span>Republic of China<span> annexes </span>Taiwan in 1945; In 1845 Texas<span> is annexed by the United States.</span>
Needs: food, shelter, clothing, water, sleep.
Wants: Phone, pets, house decor, cookware, pictures.
And then, I'm not sure what your family does for the first question.
<span>The two countries with land claims on the Mississippi River were France and England.</span>
Answer:
a new society
Explanation:
Most 18th century Americans lived in self-sustaining rural communities. The Industrial Revolution witnessed the evolution of large urban centers, such as Boston and New York City, and spurred a massive internal migration of workers.
