Why did many Texans begin calling for reform? *
A.) To combat growing corruption and return power to the general population.
B.) Because they wanted to become independent again.
C.) Most Texans did not want any power or say in government.
D.) To keep the rich, rich.

Which situation would be considered an example of the freedom of association? a. three students write a letter to a local newspaper demanding that a teacher be fired. b. a group forms on a college campus to support a particular political candidate. c. an individual purchases a membership to a local gym. d. a religious organization buys several local lots in order to construct a new church building.

Describe the differences of 89 and x is 47

Which consideration must be addressed when deciding for whom to produce? who can be most creative with the product? who has the largest resource pool? who has the greatest need? who can bring in the greatest profit?