Answer:
D) The United States should explore many different sources of energy.
Explanation:
The Republican Party believes the United States should explore many different sources of energy. The Republican Party which was founded in March 20, 1854 by Ripon Wisconsin is also known as GOP which is an acronym for Grand Old Party is one of the two major party I'm the United States,which the Democratic party is the other.
The party supports minimum taxes, restrictions on immigration,increased military spending,gun rights e.t.c
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The Supreme Court is the highest court in the United States. It has limited jurisdiction to decide on a case. It has the right to preside over specific cases.
Answer:
Bishop in Greek stands for Overseer
Explanation:
The word Bishop is<em> episkopos</em> in Greek and it means, overseer. The office of the Bishop in Christianity serves the purpose of teaching the laity, leading them, and shepherding the Church of God. The Catholics, Orthodox, and Anglican believers hold that the office of the Bishop or whoever they deem fit to be ordained as a Bishop has a lineage or ancestry that can be traced to any of the twelve apostles.
The Protestant churches however, simply believe that whoever they ordain as a Bishop has attained a scope of spiritual maturity that qualifies him as such.
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Congressman Carl Vinson helped secure Georgia's role in expanding the U.S. Navy.
Senator Richard B. Russell helped secure military jobs in Georgia.
People moved to the urban areas during World War II to find work
Savannah and Brunswick were key ports during World War II.
FDR's "Little White House" was located in rural western Georgia.
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The answer to the question stated above is: letter D The impact of European colonialism in the Americas similar to its impact on Africa from the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries is that Colonialism resulted in widespread deaths from disease in both locations.
