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How did the union benefit from holding Maryland?

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Answer 1
Answer: The union capital wasn't surrounded by hostile territory.
Answer 2
Answer: The Union capital was not surrounded by hostile territory. 

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What is the settlement where religion was taught to the Native Americans

Who was the first present of the United States

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It was George Washington. But the first president of the confederate states of america was Jefferson Davis
Yes,I agree.The first president of the United States was George Washington.

What qualities are valued in South Korea?

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In South Korea are valued having your own ideas and being honest with your politics principles.
The North Korea government expect the citizens to follow the Leader, Kim Jong-un

What organization worked for the rights of migrant farm workers ?

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The organization that worked for the rights of migrant farm workers was the UFW, or United Farm Workers.

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Which Enlightenment ideas are expressed by John Adams in the quotation above?

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Adam’s idea of government came from the ideas of Confucius, Zoroaster, Socrates and Mahomet combine. Adams believes that a government should be lead by people with morals and intellect. It should not just be about freedom and. He believes that by following the ideas of these  sacred philosophers is the ultimate goal of happiness

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Explanation:

Government is legitimate with the consent of the people, and the people have the right to rebel

Where is the Arabian Sea?

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Around the left side of India
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What were some of reasons that Thomas Jefferson wanted to expand the size of the United States? Select ALL that apply:a. He wanted additional resources and the possibility of more jobs.
b. He wanted to kick the French out of North America
C. Because of increased immigration and a growth in population,
d. He wanted the removal of the Native Americans
e. He wanted to assert his power in Washington,

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C

Explanation:

Do to the United States popularity rising towns and cities were being over populated. So Jefferson decided to expand further into the continent.
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The Constitutional Convention of 1787 in Philadelphia was made up of 55 men who drafted the U.S. Constitution. Which of the following was a major topic of debate throughout the drafting process?A. policy toward the BritishB. federal income taxesC. balancing the budgetD. representation of large and small states
Which statements reflect southern, but not northern, views in 1860?Choose all answers that are correct.A. States have the right to leave the Union.B. The federal government's power is absolute.C. Slavery is justifiable and good for blacks.D. Immigration is vital to economic growth.
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