Helpp.....How did the Roman Republic was able to conquer and expand their territory?


How did the Republic eventually become an empire?

The State of Florida ordered a recount of the 2000 votes because Al Gore did not believe that the state had run a fair election

What is an election?

Elections have been the usual mechanism by which modern-day representative democracy has been controlled since the 17th century. Votes may fill offices in the legislature, sometimes in the executive and judiciary, and for regional and local government. This process is also used in many other private and business organizations.

Florida Election Code 102.141 required a statewide machine recount, which got underway the day after the election because of the close margin of the initial vote count.

In the 66 Florida counties that used voting machines, it was apparently finished on November 10 and cut Bush's advantage to 327 votes.

Therefore, option(C) is correct.

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The correct answer is B, "the domino theory". American president Dwight Eisenhower (1890-1969) coined the term in a 1954 speech where he explained the importance of Vietnam for "the free world".

He used the expression to argue that if South Vietnam became communist, this would generate a chain reaction and many near countries would also become communists. It was a classic Cold War idea: this war was fought in the manner of influencing zones.

Answer:

The development of settlement houses made it possible for the growth of urban American society not only in number but also in equality.

Explanation:

The Settlement Movement was a reformist social project carried out by workers who wanted to reduce the divide between rich and poor people by living near the poor ones and helping them out. These workers mostly settled in poor neighbourhoods of immigrants in order to provide services for them, such as education and health care. This caused a better urban design aimed at reducing the bridge between classes and moving forward as a society. Also, by learning more about these communities, workers promoted changes in local government in order to help the poor have a better life.

Settlements were organized initially to be “friendly and open households,” a place where members of the privileged class could live and work as pioneers or “settlers” in poor areas of a city where social and environmental problems were great. Settlements had no set program or method of work. The idea was that university students and others would make a commitment to “reside” in the settlement house in order to “know intimately” their neighbors. The primary goal for many of the early settlement residents was to conduct sociological observation and research. For others it was the opportunity to share their education and/or Christian values as a means of helping the poor and disinherited to overcome their personal handicaps.