He defended the claim that men are by nature free and equal against claims that God had made all people naturally subject to a monarch.
Answer:
d) by the language they speak
Explanation:
Most of the Native American tribes are grouped based on their language, thus using the linguistics as a method for creating connections between the groups. The linguistic groups by which the Native American tribes have been divided (specifically in North America) are:
- Algic; being the most dispersed of all, occupying the central and big portions of the eastern part of the continent.
- Iroquoian; occupying areas of the eastern part of the continent.
- Muskogan; being spoken in the southeastern part of what is now the United States.
- Siouan; mostly being represented in the central Great Plains region, with small enclave in the eastern coast as well.
- Uto-Aztecan; occupying the majority of the western and southwestern parts of the US, as well as small enclaves in Mexico.
- Athabaskan; being represented in the southwestern part of the US and northernmost part of Mexico.
- Salishan; a smaller linguistic group occupying the central western coastal region of the continent.
- Eskimo-Aleut; dispersed along the northern coastline of the continent and southern Greenland.
- Mayan; being spoken in the southern portions of Mexico.
There are also other linguistic groups, but they have much less speakers and occupy much smaller territories.
The Tenth Amendment upholds both federalism and the state's rights. It identifies the rights of the people (state rights) not only of government power to the people. The bill of rights is implemented in the US, which means it extends to all the states. The US Constitution applies the law to all its jurisdiction which is all the states.
Answer: I. Many Soviets became fearful of rapid changes in the country.
II. Force was not used to stop protests in Eastern Europe.
III. The crisis in Afghanistan occurred.
IV. The Soviet Union faced huge expenses.
Explanation:
Answer:
A desire to reform the US also also our of the Second Great Awakening. The US temperance and abolitionist movements were both greatly influenced by the revival movement and it's messages
