Second Street was the most common street name in the U.S., with 10,866 streets
Hope I helped!
The word Semite refers to the group of languages which include Arabic and Hebrew, and the two Middle Eastern Semitic groups are the Arabs and the Jews.
Political parties operate at the local level in "municipal" and "county" elections.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Political parties at local level have a “district or local party committee” which target daily basis operations of party at level of neighborhood, ward, district, county, city, precinct or any subdivision of a state. Partisan elections involve party in recognizing candidates, allocating professional staff and holding positions on issues regarding immediate concern to voters. They take responsibility to balance interactions between party workers, candidates or representatives and voters. Although many cities opt for mayors and members of city council through non-partisan elections where no affiliation party involved.
The answer is "filibuster".
A <span>filibuster means a method in politics where some or an individual from
the parliament or congress starts a debate on a bill in order to prevent the
voting and then prolongs it with lengthy debates and discourses. That is why
sometimes this kind of method is referred to as </span>"talking a bill to
death" or "talking out a bill".
The answer is D. Trust me