Great Compromise<span> of 1787 </span>was an agreement that large and small states reached during the Constitutional Convention of 1787 that in part defined the legislative structure<span> and representation that each state would hold and have under the United States</span>
Answer:Among the options given on the question the correct answer is option A.
the power to regulate commerce
Explanation: Congress is the legislative brunch of US government. They enact and pass any law regarding the country. There are different departments to enforce the law made by the Congress.
Congress has the power to regulate food and drugs. Because they have the power to regulate commerce. FDA is the department which works for food and drug regulation. Food and Drug Administration works for inspecting the food and drugs before they are gone into market for trade.
They also set the standard for food and drugs. So when any company produce any new product they have to follow the FDA instructions.
By making these rules the FDA works for Congress to regulate commerce to regulate food and drugs.
Martin Luther King Jr.'s letter was an answer to a message from a group of clergy in Birmingham in 1963. In their “Call for Unity,” the clergy appealed for restraint and “common sense,” and a withdrawal of support for the civil rights demonstrations.
Answer:
they were affected by diseases and war
Explanation:
The descendants of Native American arrived over soo many years ago from some parts of Asia, leading to the development of different types of cultures and societies. The Europeans began to colonize them from 1492 and the population of these indigenous Americans began to go down as a result of diseases that was inflicted on them and war waged against them. Chicken pox and measles brought from Asia had little impacts on the Europeans but killed Native Americans in numbers because they were not immune to them.
The Native Americans were fought against and removed from their lands and discriminatory policies were also put on them which rightly changed their lives.
