The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The question does not include options. We do not know the name of the individuals you are referring to. You also did not mention what period in the history of the US you are referring to.
So although your question is incomplete, we can help you answer in the following general terms.
We assume you are referring to the Progressive era in the United States history from the 1880s to the 1920s.
During this era, many reformers demanded changes in US politics and economics. After many injustices lived during the Gilded Age, muckraker journalists exposed the corruption activities of many legislators and politicians. The federal government created legislation to stop this situation and also created laws to eliminate monopolies in the economy.
So we can say that reformers built a foundation to change the political and economic scene in the US, as well as society.
B. Iraq was attempting-to produce weapons of mass destruction.
Answer:
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Answer:
Explanation:
Many people felt that their lives would be better off if the colonies remained under British rule. Some were simply afraid to go up against the might of the British army. Others had business interests in England and knew that English trade was important to the economy.
Answer: Executive
Explanation:
The Constitution divides Federal power into three (3) branches which are: the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary.
The Legislature is given the duty of making laws that are in line with the Constitution and the Judiciary is given the duty of interpreting the Constitution to ensure that the actions of the Executive and the Legislature do not violate it (Constitution).
The Executive is then given the duty of enforcing the laws passed by the Legislature as well as the Constitution. They do this through the various departments under the President that form part of the President's cabinet.
This ensures that no single branch has absolute power in the management of the nation's affairs.
