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Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States – a radical alternative to established textbooks when it was first published in 1980 – has today become a standard source in how Americans learn about their nation's history. Now an analysis by Stanford University School of Education Professor Sam Wineburg shows how it perpetrates the same errors of historical practice as the tomes it aimed to correct.
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Consuls:
The two most powerful leaders in the republic
Led the Roman military in times of peace
Senators:
Held position for unlimited terms
Controlled matters of finance
Tribunes:
Part of the Roman assembly
Created laws
Explanation:
Vague
the constitution does not establish several powers of the president as it does when dealing with congress. looking at the section enumerating congressional powers, there are clearly spelt functions,powers and prerogative, something that is lacking when it comes to the president, mainly because of the fear that the framers had on such institutionalized powers.
Martin Luther King
Explanation:
a black man who tried to fight for rights and allowed his brothers to join him, but they abused his name bu initiatiting violent riots and eventually getting him in trouble with the law.
