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I don't know how to eliminate all the choices, but the answer for this question is E.
A is incorrect. Out of 10000 cases making an appeal to the Supreme court, only 80 are hear.
B: Sometimes a case is heard if only 1 justice wants to hear it because the case is in the realm of his specialty. So B is not true.
C: C is one of those possibilities that is possible that might be true. Actually the cases presented to the court go through a pool of clerks who decide whether or not to pass it on.
D: For the same reason that B is not the answer, I don't think this one is either. The court has in recent history had an odd number of justices. I don't think the chief justice has any more votes than any of the others. The vote rarely is 4 to 4 close, especially recently.
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The answer to this is D to make and pass laws that apply to the state. I'll explain this better in the comments when I'm at home.
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I think the closest answer is A. I'll put this one in the comments as well.
Using irrigation system was the practice closely associated with most ancient river valley civilization.
Answer: Created Seven Law Codes
Explanation: How did Napoleon codify French laws? He created the seven law code or the Napoleonic Code. ... Dependent states were states that Napoleon's relatives governed, and allied states were states that he had conquered. What are two major reasons that help explain the collapse of Napoleon's empire?
Answer:
The correct answer is B. The name associated with assimilation policies is "Five Civilized Tribes".
Explanation:
The Five Civilized Tribes is the term for five Native American nations considered "civilized" by white society for having adopted many Western customs (including the possession of brick houses, plantations and black slaves and the use of European-style clothing) and to have good relations with their neighbors. These five nations were Cherokees, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creeks and Seminoles.
The Five Civilized Tribes lived in the southeastern United States before being deported to other places, particularly to the future Ok Oklahoma
