Answer:
Political culture
Explanation:
Political culture is a term in political science used to describe the set of beliefs, attitudes and shared views or normative judgments held by a population which defines political system. It does not refer to how a group or an individual views a particular political figure or specific actors in politics such as presidents or ministers but concerns the view of the whole political system.
the answer is D encouraged slaveholder's resistance to abolitionist activists
It has no real governmental power, it is more of a figure head and symbol than anything. The parliament has the most legislative and governing power in the UK, the Prime Minister would be most similar to our President although with not as much power.
The Fertile Crescent was favorable for early settlement because the region had good access to water and it had very fertile soil around the rivers, these factors all helped with farming. All in all it was favorable because of its easy access to water which also made harvest more plentiful and inviting to settle.
Watson didn't like the way farmers were treated and made the farmers alliance to protect their rights, this later grew into the populist party