They sacrificed people :)
The answer to the second question is "executive".
This is the best I can do for the third question, but "county" is my answer. If you search up the question, it says a county official keeps track of it.
The first question is the hardest. I reccommend "checks and balances".
During the Revolutionary War, a common complaint made by the American soldiers was that they were either not being paid or that they were being asked to work past the terms of their contract. Unlike today, the soldiers were commonly signing on for a period of months or years and the Army was not able to pay many of the times.
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One suffragist strategy was to convince individual states to grant voting rights to women. The other strategy was to push for a federal amendment to the Constitution. Ultimately, the political force of the states that did grant suffrage combined with the continuing work of suffragists convinced Congress.
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The Proclamation of 1763 was at the end of the French and Indian War to the Native Americans. It first started when King George III made it so that all lands west of the Appalachian Mountains were divided off-limits to the Colonial settlers at that time. The settlers were furious and most did not want to follow it. The proclamation was intended to be temporary but it benefited them so much they kept it longer. It was the first controlling act that Britain took over the 13 colonies. To enforce the proclamation they would randomly stop people from going west and even forcibly remove others.
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