What role does the President play in the organization of a party?. . . AThe President’s role for a major party is not as importa
nt as that of party leaders. . B The President and his staff organize the national convention for their party. . C The President directs the party’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. . D The President’s leadership makes a party more organized than the other major party. . . a
<span>D The President’s leadership makes a party more organized than the other major party
The president provides a clear and public position for the party they represent.
A political party is at great advantage when the president is of their party. This gives the political party a direct image for the the country as well as an opportunity to groom new rising members with political appointments. The president provides a mission for the party which provides organization and a clear path for other members of the party during their own elections. </span>
Carnegie used his money to build libraries both in the U.S.
as well as other countries so that people would benefit from others in terms of
knowledge. He also helped establish
schools so that more people will have access to education.
Answer: The Articles of Confederation served as the written document that established the functions of the national government of the United States after it declared independence from Great Britain.
