Answer:
D. Had political rulers called consuls.
Explanation:
After the Romans eliminated the Consul position when they became an empire in 27 BC, there wasn't really a such thing as a consul until 1722, when Great Britain appointed them to the Republic of Genoa. That was a full 269 years after the Byzantine Empire ended. The equivalence of a consul (which was the highest rank of power during the Roman Republic era) in the Byzantine Empire was a Eunuch (pronounced YOO-nuhk).
I believe it was , Confederate soldiers would have to turn in their rifles, but they could return home immediately and keep their horses or mules.
Answer:
A system where each branch of government shares powers with the other branches to limit their actions.
Explanation:
Ex. The executive branch (President) may veto a law passed by Congress, however the legislative branch can override it with a minimum of a 2/3 vote form both the House and the Senate.
Ex. The executive branch can appoint people to federal positions, however the Senate must "Advise and Consent" meaning they must confirm the appointment
Ex. The judicial branch can declare laws unconstitutional, however the legislative branch can hold a vote to overrule it.
Ex. The executive branch can declare executive orders, however the judicial branch can declare acts unconstitutional.
The correct options are: A - C
Abolitionism is a doctrine that defends the annulment of laws, precepts or customs that are considered as offensive to ethical and moral principles. The term was applied mainly to the current that advocated the abolition of slavery. It has total relation with the eighteenth-nineteenth century liberalism, although abolitionists had already emerged in previous centuries, such as the religious Francisco José de Jaca and Epifanio de Moirans, among others.