Answer:
Passing campaign finance laws
Explanation:
The state government is responsible for registering voters. Each sate has their own laws about what documentation is needed, deadlines, etc.
State/local governments are responsible for orgainizing local polling (or voting) places. Districts are created within a state, county, or city. Based off which district your home falls into, you have a specific location you are able to cast your vote at.
Sates are responsible for counting votes. We see this each election when certian states ((Navada, Florida, Alaska, Pennsylvania, Georgia)) take much longer than other states to tally up votes.
I honest don't KNOW this, but process of elimination tells me that the federal government must be responsible for passing campaign finance laws. And it makes sense.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The commonalities that I see in these quotes about the golden rule is that they try to teach a very important lesson that we can say is universal: "do unto others as you would have them do unto you." It can be considered universal by the fact that it can be applied to any situation no matter your religious background or ethnicity.
I think so many religions contain a variation of the Golden Rule for the same reason. It is a universal principle of respect and reciprocity that is at the very basis of any long-lasting relationship. We could say it is common sense. The actions I do and the impact they have will be returned to me consistently as I did them.
People get used to ongoing stimuli or adapts to it, so it doesnt notice it, increase and decrease of stimuli changing, is more notices by our senses
"The 1784 ordinance<span> divided the </span>Northwest Territory<span> into districts that were </span>initially governed<span> by Congress and eventually admitted to the Union as member states.</span>
