Answer:
Men could advoid military service by providing a substitute or paying a $300 commutation fee.
Explanation:
According to my reach search, and Imformal Army articles that I've read states,that It initiated conscription in the North and was strongly opposed by recent immigrants from Germany and Ireland, who both protested that it was not their war to fight.
Answer: The theme that this sentence suggests is that people are different and often disagree with each other.
Explanation:
This is an excerpt from a speech that Patrick Henry delivered to the Second Virginia Convention on March 23, 1775, at St. John's Church in Richmond. In the speech, he suggests that Virginians should support the Revolutionary War.
The lines above are from the very beginning of Henry's speech. In these lines, Henry argues that people are different and have different opinions. He hopes that man who disagree with him will not be offended by the ideas he is about to present in his speech. He does not attack those who do not support him, as it is not the right way to persuade people to agree with him. Quite the opposite: Henry shows respect for those people, and argues that good people often disagree.
Answer:
THE ANSWER IS 27
Explanation:
I just did the answer and got it correct
The 1920s were a time of highs and lows for the United States. More Americans were living in cities instead of farms, more people had money to spend, and the country became more united through music, dancing, and fashion. Citizens who weren't too happy with these changes wanted lawmakers to stop making and selling alcoholic beverages. They thought by not allowing people to drink alcohol, there would be less crime and people would be more likely to make good choices. The 18th Amendment was created to prohibit the creation, sale, or transportation of alcohol. Their plan didn't quite work out that way though. Bars and places to purchase alcohol were created in secret where Americans could illegally purchase alcohol. These were called 'speakeasies". These speakeasies came as a consequence of the addition of the 18th Amendment to the Consitution. This is also known as Prohibition.
<span>"Modern
banking has its auspicious beginnings in the early to mid Middle Ages.
Primitive banking transactions existed before, but until the economic
revival of the thirteenth century they were limited in scope and
occurrence. By the dawn of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, bankers
were grouped into three distinct categories: the pawnbrokers, the
moneychangers, and the merchant bankers. But with these economic
specializations came religious denunciation and backlash. However, these
bankers persevered and a new industry was born."
"Some citizens found it convenient to deposit some of their money in a
bank account and receive a moderate interest (often camouflaged as an
optional bonus) while using the account for receiving and making
payments by written transfer in the banker's book. A reliable depositor
was often allowed to overdraw his account within certain limits. The
banker, in turn, was entitled to invest in his own trade the deposits of
his clients. A merchant created feedback credit by charging a banker
(or, another merchant) with supplying foreign exchange in a foreign
place, while agreeing overtly or covertly that he would waive repayment
abroad in order to receive postponed payment in the currency and place
of origin."
"While the organization of the moneychangers business seems family
oriented, individual changers occasionally pooled their resources in
partnerships. Such enterprises were small, characteristically involving
two or perhaps three changers. The term of individual partnership
arrangements was usually short, three months to a year. But once two
changers came together they tended to remain as such for a considerable
time by successively drawing up new partnership arrangements." </span>
