Principals that apply to all crimes are known as what?
a. criminal law
b....
History, 07.01.2020 18:31 Bayabbay8380
Principals that apply to all crimes are known as what?
a. criminal law
b. specific criminal law
c. general criminal law
d. common law
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History, 22.06.2019 03:30
By choosing to resupply fort sumter, abraham lincoln risked a. abandonment of the fort by union soldiers. b. abandonment of the fort by confederate soldiers. c. the appearance of giving in to confederate secession. d. armed conflict with southern soldiers.
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Ive been stuck on this question! which of the following statements about the economic consequences of the civil war is not accurate. a. inflation caused prices to rise by 80% in the north. b. because southern farms could not produce enough food for everyone in the south, the union navy allowed food shipments from britain. c. to pay for all of the food, supplies and armaments that were necessary for the union army, congress instituted an income tax. d. business bloomed in the north as factories and farms always had a market for the products.
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History, 22.06.2019 07:30
Which country was an ally of the united states during world war ii? germany china japan italy
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