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The answer is B. No one, there was no executive role.
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The Articles of Confederation gave the majority of power to the state legislatures. Making it harder for the central government to do simple things such as making money, declaring war, and taxing the colonies. A president was not formally adopted until after the drafting of the Constitution, where Washington was the first to be elected unanimously.
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Simply put, we learned that historiography refers to the history of history. ... For example, studying the way historians all over the world recorded the discovery of America, and how and why this has changed over time, would be an example of historiography.
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Both the federal and state governments have a bill of rights.
Eratosthenes (276-194 BC) was a Greek mathematician and astronomer who made an amazingly close calculation of the actual circumference of the earth. He did it by noting the angle of shadows in two cities during the summer solstice, and then doing geometric calculations that factored in the distance between the cities.
Oh, and besides math and astronomy, Eratosthenes was also a poet and music theorist, as well as pretty much inventing the field of study we call geography today. He was what we would call a "polymath" (a person of knowledge of all sorts of things) -- or, what the Greeks called a <span>Πένταθλος (pentathlos).</span>