Nominating conventions replaced the caucuses (which was led by the congress) so when nominating conventions made it to where delegated from the states could vote, it let more citizens participate in choosing from the presidential candidates, this influenced the democratic government greatly.
The greatest expense of the state of Oklahoma is the healthcare for the people.
Explanation:
Oklahoma is a federal state in the United States. As all states, it has its own governing bodies, its own policies, budget, and of course its own projects and expenditures.
There are variations between the states in the United States when it comes to their expenditure as in what sector they spend the most, but one sector that seems to always be at the top is the healthcare, and Oklahoma is not an exception. In fact, the healthcare is the biggest expense of Oklahoma, accounting from around 7 billion USD annually.
The second biggest expense of this state is the education, with the government spending around 5 billion USD on it. The pensions come in third with around 3 billion USD, and right behind them are the transportation and the welfare each accounting from around 2 billion USD annually.
100,000 BCE to 600 BCE belongs to the ancient era according to the new time periodization of events. The Ancient Era is the time when the foundations of the history of the world was built. Long centuries in this era was called prehistory, that is between 100,000-4,000 BCE. It was remembered that during this era, the stone age people survived their day to day living by hunting and searching and gathering for food. They also slept in caves. Eventually, as history progresses, in the 600 BCE, the people started to learn agriculture and opted for permanent living.
Benjamin Franklin's "Join or Die" cartoon was effective, in my opinion, as it drew on a popular belief at the time, about a sliced snake that would come revive if its parts were put together during the night; on the other hand, the symbolical image of the split and sliced America under foreign influence was widely intelligible. The initials of the states helped the viewer identify the parts. The message was clear - if those regions don't unite as soon as possible, they will stay dead forever.
Through the 1920s, Britain's economy was already struggling to pay for the effects of World War I. Then, in 1929, the US stock market crashed. ... The value of British exports halved, plunging its industrial areas into poverty: by the end of 1930, unemployment more than doubled to 20 per cent.
