Early civilizations lacked organized governments and social classes
Answer:Federal Over-reach Summit
Explanation:
For those of you who do not know me, I should introduce myself. My name is Ron Somerville and I am a 73
year resident of Alaska. My folks moved to Alaska when I was a year old and took up permanent residence in
Craig, Alaska. I worked my way through College commercial fishing in the summers and eventually received a
Bachelor Degree in Wildlife Management from Humboldt State College in Arcata, California and a Master
Degree in Wildlife Management from the University of Montana in Missoula, Montana. My 24 year career in
the Alaska Department of Fish and Game included stints as a research biologist, management biologist, habitat
biologist, Regional Supervisor, Director of Wildlife Conservation and Deputy Commissioner. I also served as
the National and International Director for the Wildlife Legislative Fund of America and Executive Director for
the Alaska Outdoor Council. The last 12 years of my career were dedicated to the position as Resource
Consultant to the Alaska Legislature and eventually to the Governor of Alaska.
Sounds like the answer is D
Jeremy Bentham was a philosopher that was best known his beliefs in right and wrong being judged by the amount of happiness in a person. He had an optimistic outlook on many pressing issues at the time he was alive, as he wanted to abolish slavery, outlaw the death penalty, and do away with physical punishment.
The answer that would best fit this description of Bentham is "<span>laws should be judged by whether they bring more pleasure than pain".</span>
A. pardoning those convicted of crimes.
No member of Congress is appointed.
Supreme Court decisions cannot be overridden.
Impeachment of politicians goes through the legislative branch.
