The average citizen has the most impact on the government by voting in elections.
Answer: Option D
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The votes cast by citizens ultimately decide who their representative in the government would be. If the citizens cast vote to make an efficient candidate to win the election in order to make him/her represent the people in the government, it proves to be a boon.
If the people don't cast their votes or cast their votes to make an inefficient candidate win the election, then it may even prove to be disastrous at some point in time in the future of governance.
When the Nazi's fled and the Russians (I believe) invaded was a huge turning point giving jews and all others captured, hope and freedom.
Arkansas is east of oklahoma ?
The Americans won the Spanish-American War. As a result of the Treaty of Paris, the US gained territory in the Pacific and Carribean, including Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. This led to the US increasing production of more foreign goods that they could now produce in their own territories, and therefore expanded their markets.
The answer is D- equality for all citizens
