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Reasons for Exploration and Colonization Question 10 of 10 Select 60 Plan Legislative Representation А Population-based representation in the legislature B States had equal representation in legislature Problem Which proposals from the Constitutional Convention would complete the chart? А A-New Jersey Plan, B-Virginia Plan 3 B A-Virginia Plan, B-Delaware Plan C A-Massachusetts Plan, B-New York Plan D A-Virginia Plan, B-New Jersey Plan o
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History, 22.06.2019 06:10
Match each idea to the correct principle of government. federalism separation of powers checks and balances divides the powers of government into different branches arrowright divides the powers of government between central and state governments arrowright each branch of government has certain powers that prevents the abuse of power on the people arrowright
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Most civilizations require payment to government in form of a tax. a tax is a payment to the government for protection, celebrations, buildings, and many other things that benefit the people. the sixteen to eighteen million people in the aztec empire had to pay such taxes to their leader, montezuma. what payment might they have they been most unhappy with? a the required payment of corn to feed the emperor, his servants, and to feed the people at times of celebration and in times of need. b the required payment of silver to trade with other empires. c the required payment of their sons and daughters to be kept as slaves or sacrificed to the gods. d the required payment of gold to the emperor for fancy jewelry.
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