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<em><u>The Bolshevik government passed a plethora of legislation in the immediate aftermath of the October/November Revolution. The Bolsheviks had no experience of government and there was little guarantee that the Bolsheviks would have maintained power for any length of time. Kerensky was attempting to bring down the Bolshevik government while the Military Cadets attempted an uprising on October 29th and this was further compounded for Lenin and Trotsky when the civil service went on strike in protest at the revolution. However, despite this apparent chaos, the leaders of the Bolshevik Party managed to meet for six hours every day for two months in the relatively safety of the Smolny Institute. In this time they introduced 193 new laws that were to have a major change on Russian society once they were implemented.</u></em>
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Answer:
Trading companies.
Explanation:
The beginning of settlements in New Netherland began in the 17th century when a group of traders came to the land by ship sponsored by the West India Company. The passengers of this ship became the first occupants of the settlement in New Netherland which is now known as present-day Manhattan.
With the interest in the fur trade and the promise of religious freedom to the settlers, Dutch traders brought settlers into the land with increased interest in trading rather than permanent settlement. Trading companies then lure people with the prospect of having a stable trading system and also the freedom to practice their own religions. This prospect of having religious freedom and also make money led to the gradual increase in the number of settlers coming into the land.
So people could read the bible and protect themselves from sin
Answer:
Delegate theory of representation
Explanation:
The delegate theory of presentation holds that a member of a representative body, like the Congress, is nothing more than the embodiment of his or her constituents, and for that reason, he or she does not have the right to express his or her own opinions, only the opinions of the constituents.
Under this theory, a congressperson should never fail to act according to the constituents' wishes, because doing otherwise would be illegitimate.
