He was good for some Romans, but bad for others. The optimates who opposed him in the Civil Wars certainly held a negative view. The people generally loved him, but he made too many powerful enemies in the Senate. Caesar was a great general and an inspirational leader, but he proved to be a very naive politician.
The <span>Kansas Nebraska act was supposedly going to settle the issue of "slavery" in the United States by leaving the decision up to "popular sovereignty". It ultimately failed, however. </span>
Roosevelt's used pragmatism to address great depression.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Pragmatism is to try new methods and theories to find solutions to a particular problem. If a theory or a method helps to solve that problem, it is accepted but if that method fails, then some other method is to be selected to solve that problem.
This was the method that was used by Roosevelt to deal with the problem of great depression. They keep trying the methods till you reach the most appropriate method to deal with the problem.
I think it is D because It makes sense
The French Catholics. I don't remember how to spell the actual term
