Answer:
Mazu has these powers because She was no longer an ordinary girl, the gods had touched her.
Explanation:
What had occupied mazu's mind initially was the act of weaving till her mind became peaceful and still. She had sat down to weave because she was worried for her fishermen brothers who were outside in the water.
Mazu was able to see her brothers after she fell into a trance and became extraordinary. She had been touched by the Gods who found her to be courageous and also a person who did not show off. She was thought to have a rarest form of courage that is balanced courage and that is why she was touched.
The reason she is able to see her brothers struggling to survive at sea and the reason she is able to guide them to the largest pieces of wood was due to the gods who touched her and made her extraordinary.
The answer is Oregon. This is solidified through the treaty called the Treaty of Oregon. In this treaty, the US and the British government had created a boundary to stop states to fight over their territories. The treaty had stated that Oregon county is a joint territory between the US and the British government.
Manslaughter involves a Non-Premeditated Intent to kill. Involuntary Manslaughter would be a Non-Premeditated, Accidental "Murder."
Murder itself is having the Intent to kill, and Planning to do so.
The United States adopted quite couple of Jefferson’s ideas.
One being his ideas on the Declaration of Independence; he felt it should be referenced and changed with every generation to keep up with the ever-changing needs of newer generations. This impacts our present day, and is why we have the Census every 10 years.
The second being The Ward System. The Ward System was created by Jefferson, and provided free school, the scholarship system, police, militia, and more. These are still implemented present day.
This is about the extent of my Jefferson history knowledge, hopefully this is enough to help you out!! (I am taking a Political Science class and learned this from it. All real information!)
