a CD fails to be a hit, stores discount it by 30%, and recording company lowers production by 50%
a CD fails to be a hit, stores discount it by 30%, and recording company lowers production by 50%
<u>Yuma territorial prison:</u>
The Yuma Territorial Prison is a previous jail situated in Yuma, Arizona, United States. Opened on July 1, 1876, it is one of the Yuma Crossing and Associated Sites on the National Register of Historic Places in the Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area.
Yuma Territorial Prison is a living gallery of the Old West. More than 3,000 desperadoes, indicted for violations extending from polygamy to kill, were detained in rock and adobe cells here during the jail's 33-year presence somewhere in the range of 1876 and 1909.
Arizona State Prison Complex Yuma is a restorative complex made up of five units; Cheyenne, Cibola, Cocopah, Dakota, and La Paz unit. Prisoners can take an interest in an assortment of instruction, treatment, and work programs.
The Confederates are essentially called "rebels" by the fact that they broke away from the union to make their own Sovereign state, namely the Confederate States of America. So during the talks of surrender, Grant made a generous offer. He offered that Lee and his men would NOT be tried for treason under the condition that they turn in their arms. He also allowed them to keep their personal belongings which in a situation such as this, a betrayal of a Union, is almost unheard of. This allowed Lee's men to return home and work on the rebuilding of the South without any fear of repraisal.
The 3 G’s were gold, glory, and god. The Spaniards, and other colonial powers, wanted more money, and the America’s were ripe with the opportunity to do so. In addition, a lot of fame and renown came from having successful colonies overseas, which meant more people would go, and therefore, more money would be made. Finally, the Spaniards wanted to spread to word of God to the natives, and created hundreds of missions to do so.
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I think 11, because none of the others make sense. Though the point of 11 is that you cannot sue a state that you don't live in. So I am not positive.
