The Articles of Confederation did not unify the states ad gave them too much power.
Answer: Option D.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Articles of Confederation was the first constitution of the United States of America. It did not want a strong central government because it feared that the government that would over power the local government would be too powerful, so not much power was given to the central government. Thus they did not have much power to impose tax.
Thus the Article of Confederation gave more power to the state compared to the central government. But this created a problem of argument and jealousy among the various states of the country.
Answer:
D: voting in a Presidential election.
Explanation:
Registering with the selective service is an obligation, and while volunteering at a community food bank and being involved in issues on college campus is great, voting in a presidential election is a responsibility of citizens in a democracy, as by participating in a democracy you strengthen it. Democracies are systems of governments where the officials are elected by the people.
Answer:
Twain believed that obeying is the best policy because if children don't behave, their parents will make them do it regardless. Twain instructs the youth to avoid violence by actually enforcing it upon someone, and then regretting it and apologizing for acting in such an uncivil way.
The Pentagon Papers revealed that the Harry S. Truman administration gave military support to France against the Communist led Viet Minh, which directly involved the United States in the Vietnam War.
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
"Things change because they are not complete; but their reality can only be explained as part of something that is complete. It is God."
Rememeber that Aquinas (as most of medieval philosophers) was influenced by Greek philosophers, especially Plato and Aristotle. To better understand why this quote better epxlain Aquina point of view we must remember the Aristotelian natural theology in which Aristotle expose his point of view about God as "the unmoved mover".
The "unmoved mover" concept is very interesting because in it God is not only the creator of all (as we commonly know from the bible), but it is also part of it all:
All that exist´s is created from God; but since all is created from him, everything that exist´s is a part of him, and the whole universe is no other thing than him, fragmented throughout the universe.
