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xyliabraceLv1
16 May 2023
Please answer the question on the photo please
Directions: Examine the following documents and answer the questions based on your knowledge of social studies and interpretation of the documents.
25. How did the United States acquire the shaded area? (1 point)
26. Name this area, (1 point)
27. Why was this growth of the United States referred to as "Manifest Destiny"? (2 points)
Please answer the question on the photo please
Directions: Examine the following documents and answer the questions based on your knowledge of social studies and interpretation of the documents.
25. How did the United States acquire the shaded area? (1 point)
26. Name this area, (1 point)
27. Why was this growth of the United States referred to as "Manifest Destiny"? (2 points)
srisainaramLv1
17 May 2023
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1. The four individuals below are thinking of running for the office of U.S. Senator from Florida.
| 1. | 2. | 3. | 4. |
| Joe Black was born in Canada and is 26 years old. He moved to Miami Florida, when he was six and became a US citizen in 2009. | Marisol Sanchez was born in Miami, Florida to two Cuban parents. She is now 35 years old and is a law student. | Roberto Mendez is a new arrival to Florida. He was born in New York City but has only lived in Florida two years. He is 29 years old. | Juan Fuentes was born in Cuba and has only lived in the United States for four years. He feels very strongly about immigration problems. He is 36 years old |
Which of these candidates is qualified to become a U.S. Senator?
A. Joe Black
B. Juan Fuentes
C. Roberto Mendez
D. Marisol Sanchez
2. Which is an "enumerated" power of Congress?
A. the power to tax exports
B. the power to declare war
C. the power to issue hunting licenses
D. the power to operate public school districts
3. The diagram on the right shows details about the U.S. government.
Which branch of government completes the diagram?
A. The Senate
B. The Cabinet
C. The Supreme Court
D. The House of Representatives
4. Why do most of the bills introduced in Congress never become law?
A. They are defeated in floor votes.
B. They never get out of committee.
C. They are vetoed by the President.
D. They are overruled by the U.S. Supreme Court.