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the answer is C advising the president
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<span>Many British ppl didn't support the revolution war Because in Britain we had to pay something like 26 times the amount of tax the colonists had to pay just to help pay for the cost of protecting them. To us Brits the rebels seemed greedy and ungrateful so obviously wouldn't support them.</span><span>
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I'd say just enough power, as there is equal representation in the house of representatives and equal representation in the senate, so there is neither a tyrannical majority or minority. Also, the central government created by this therefore had to depend on opinion within the states, meaning they were not given way to much power.
Therefore, yes, the Great Compromise created a functional and fair representative congress.
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These are the emperors that I found:
Julio-Claudian Emperors
<span>Tiberius -- great military leader, kept economy stable </span>
<span>Caligula -- abolished sales tax, crazy </span>
Claudius -- built new harbor, aqueduct, conquered Britain
Nero -- constructed new buildings, gives slaves right to file complaints
<span>After Nero committed suicide,
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There are probably more!
Many people had opinions reflecting on the policies Franklin Roosevelt, but I think his policies we're just and fair. Poor Franklin, he had to clean up the mess Hoover left behind because of the Great Depression, so he had a lot of promise, and shoes to fill in. The "New Deal" he made was a sort of all in one package to get the nation back on it's feet, this was backed up by Roosevelts three R's. The R's represented: Relief for the unemployed, and poor, recovery of the economy back to normal levels, and reform of the financial system to prevent the Great Depression again. This sounded great, the nation will be back and running again, but what about those who opposed it? Now with Huey P. Long, he consistently denounced the New Deal as "socialism" and argued that it harmed America's business interests and gave ever-greater control to the central government in Washington. So I would not agree because America is Capitalist not Socialist. To be honest I can see his concern because of how much government money is being spent for this. In conclusion I love Roosevelts ideas, he was the man who brought America back on it's feet and should be praised for it.
