Answer:Salons
Explanation:
A salon is a meeting of people where they are enlightened through conversation and exchange of ideas with one another. It's origin can be traced back to Italy and flourished from the 16th century throughout the 19th century and mostly participated by women who in addition to Thier "gossips" and intelligent conversations horned Thier skills of charm and poise. Today, salons have became a regular part of our culture for mixing, an avenue also for cosmetic treatment for both genders, discussion, enlightenment and personal growth.
The answer is the following:
Original jurisdiction courts have a jury and a trial. They determine your innocence. Most OJ courts are District Courts in federal systems or Circuit Courts / County Courts in state systems. Supreme Court sometimes has OJ, but on special occasions. The OJ courts is where (nearly) every case begins.
Appellate courts, on the other hand, review the cases done by OJ courts. If the one trialed believes something was not correctly in the prosecution of the trial, they can appeal their case to have it reviewed. The appellate court may uphold (agree with OJ court's decision), reverse (remove the OJ's decision) or remand (send back to OJ for another trial with a new jury). Appellate courts include Circuit Court of Appeals and Supreme Court in federal systems, and District Court of Appeals and state Supreme Court for state systems.
Now, the court of last resort is the Supreme Court. If one's case loses in the appellate court, then they can appeal it once more to the Supreme Court, where their case is reviewed. If they win there, then all prior decisions are eliminated, as happened in Tinker v Des Moines. However, if they lose there, then they lose and cannot appeal anymore.
Hope this helps!
<span>A . to prove that the colonists have no choice but to seek independence </span>
You didn't provide answer choices, but I can explain why it was called the Trail of Tears.
The US government sought to removed the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole peoples to leave their lands and move west to designated "Indian territory." The Cherokee nation fought the decision in the courts. The Supreme Court (in Worcester v. Georgia) decided in favor of the Cherokee, ruling that the Cherokee and other Indian nations were ""distinct, independent political communities retaining their original natural rights."
But President Andrew Jackson chose not to enforce the court's decision. He said at the time: "The decision of the Supreme Court has fell stillborn, and they find that it cannot coerce Georgia to yield to its mandate." The Cherokee ultimately were forced to relocate and leave Georgia. They were moved to designated territory in Oklahoma.
More than a quarter of the Cherokee people died on the journey to the designated Indian territory because of a lack of food, clothing, supplies and transportation. So it truly was a "trail of tears."
Answer:
debt and economic depression
Explanation:
"America piled up a huge national debt during the Revolutionary War, but the Federal government was unable to collect taxes to pay off the debt."
