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    Economics question multiple choice?

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    History question this is what I was asked can someone break it down for me I

    don't understand!? Examine the paradox that slavery often involved intimate and personal relationships between individual whites and African Americans (exemplified by the photo of the slave nurse with white child), even while it maintained a strict and often violent system of control over the...
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    History help please...................?

    What effects did the movement from a subsistence to a market economy have on American society, including farmers, laborers, and women? What were the advantages and disadvantages of the change?
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    Among other views, 'The Federalist,' written during the ratification debate, argued...

    ...that it was? A impossible to safeguard the rights of states from the power of a strong central government. B possible to extend a republican form of government over a large territory. C inevitable that slavery would be abolished in the new republic. D illegal to...
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    The debate between the supporters and critics of the Articles of Confederation...

    ...centered on how to? A reconcile states' rights with strong national government. B transfer territories to equal statehood. C abolish slavery yet preserve national unity. D balance the power of legislative and executive offices of government. E conduct...
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    What element is responsible during the flame test of sodium to turn it yellow?

    What element is responsible for the color?sodium ----- yellow
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    Explain the Hamiltonian Federalist belief that the "wealthy and well educated"?

    The Hamiltonian Federalist belief that the "wealthy and well educated" ought to run the government with the Jeffersonian Republican beliefs that the common person, if educated, could be trusted to manage public affairs need someone to explain this to me.
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    Argue against Naturalism?

    I would like to hear from some people their views against naturalism? I am doing a report and would like to see what others think.
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    Explain the Hamiltonian Federalist belief that the "wealthy and well educated"?

    The Hamiltonian Federalist belief that the "wealthy and well educated" ought to run the government with the Jeffersonian Republican beliefs that the common person, if educated, could be trusted to manage public affairs need someone to explain this to me.
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    Explain the Hamiltonian Federalist belief that the "wealthy and well educated"?

    Explain the Hamiltonian Federalist belief that the "wealthy and well educated" ought to run the government with the Jeffersonian Republican beliefs that the common person, if educated, could be trusted to manage public affairs.
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