As a third-party candidate, ross perot captured approximately 20 percent of the popular vote in the 1992 presidential election.
<h3>Who is a third party candidate?</h3>
The United states although it has other political parties is known to have the type of government that seems like a two party system. They are the republicans and the democratic party of the United States.
The third party candidate is a parson that contested under another parity that is outside these two major party. In the year 1992, despite being this type of candidate, Ross was able to get 20 percent of the entire electoral votes.
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Reach St. Augustine, Florida.
Explanation: The Spanish was offering freedom and land to any fugitive slave there. White colonists quickly passed a Negro Act that further limited slave privileges.
The space between Babylon and Jerusalem is a very inhospitable one. Everything is covered with desert, the Syrian Desert to be more specific. It is a very dry, very hot area, with very little water only on few spots. There are sand storms that are very dangerous. This makes this area very dangerous for traveling, so the people mostly avoided traveling through it in order to not end up lost or dead in it. The travelling between these two cities was very limited, and it was mostly done either by circling around this desert, or through very well organized expeditions.
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If i am not mistaken the answer is Dictatorship
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Islam in W. Africa was simply a consequence of trade, unlike Christianity in China. The comparison, I believe lies in the relative spiritual needs of the elites in both places. Chinese elites had rejected Buddhism for the most part, and Confucianism alone leaves much to be desired with regard to spiritualism. Chinese lower classes benefited from a blend of Buddhism/Confucianism.
In W. Africa, it was the elites more than the lower classes exposed to Islam because trade was the social engine, and well regarded, and elites participated. The lower classes on the other hand had less exposure and were content with the ancient animist traditions extant in W. Africa.
We can see a similar trend in the recent history of the West. Upper-class, more educated, people are increasingly secular, while religion tends to remain the enclave of the lower and working classes.
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