This is called bartering
It is the the exchange of goods or services between two or more parties with out the use of money or coin.
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The Articles of Confederation were not very effective to the U.S governments. In the short term, it seems like a great idea, but as time went on, the flaws of the A.O.C started to show. For example, there was no established military, making it hard for the United States to defend itself as a new country. Another flaw, and one of the biggest was that there was no executive branch. Due to this congress couldn't enforce or implement their laws that they passed. Other weaknesses include, no power to collect taxes, Congress couldn't regulate trade, approval of nine states to enact a law, and no national court system. On top of all this in order to amend or get rid of the Articles of Confederation, an unanimous vote was needed. All of this made the Articles of Confederation very weak and not beneficial to the United States. I would say overall i would rate the A.O.C a 5 out of 10. This is because it had MANY flaws, but from these flaws the United States was able to make a constitution with more appropriate guidelines for the United States.
Answer: Rivers provided both fresh water and good soil.
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Nationalist and anticommunist
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The nazi ideology can be best described as being nationalist, for the nation Germany and its <em>Third Reich</em> was considered by Hitler as the one and only true nation that was destined to control the world.
It was also anticommunist because communism was the opposite of German nationalism, because the former bared the universal and international character of world revolution that communists were planning. We shouldn´t forget that, especially in the beginning, the Russian communist revolution was international orientated. With other words, the Russian communists were exactly the opposite of Hitler´s Germany: The communist believed in the international revolution that by change happened to have chosen Russia as its first country; Hitler´s ideology was the German nation and its people.
The answer to the problem is the third item "the legislature is seldom in session when the governor issues is veto".
The governor's authority to reject a proposed law is almost an absolute power because "the legislature is seldom in session or meeting when the governor issues a veto".