White settlers and Indigenous people often had conflicts after the passage of the Homestead Act. How were these
conflicts resolved?
O Settlers formed armies and staged regular attacks against Indigenous people.
O The federal government forced Indigenous people to move onto reservations.
O The government used force against settlers to make them obey the law.
O Congress repealed the Homestead Act to prevent any further conflict.

The federal government forced Indigenous people to move onto reservations.

What impact did Amistad Decision have on antislavery movements?

Discuss the psycho-analytic Theory of sigmund freud
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HELP
OPEC is a collection of which type of countries?
A. Oil exporting
B. Underdeveloped
C. Muslim majority
D. Communist

Civics Lesson 5: Extension Activity
Essential Question: Should the Electoral College Be Abolished?
The 2000 election and its aftermath prompted renewed debate over our
system for electing the President and Vice President
By Kay Maxwell, Robert Hardaway
YES
When the Constitution was written, the typical voter had few opportunities to learn about presidential candidates, so
the job of choosing the President was given to the Electoral College: Electors, who were appointed by their states.
were better educated than average citizens, who were not thought capable of making an informed choice.
Today, with universal education, TV, radio, newspapers, and the Internet, voters can learn about candidates for
themselves. And they should be trusted to choose their President.
The Electoral College is unfair in several ways. First, it gives more weight to votes cast in small states. (Each state's
electoral votes are equal to the number of members it has in the House and Senate combined.) Second, because the
Electoral College is "winner take all" in all but two states (Maine and Nebraska), people who disagree with the
majority in their state are not represented. Finally, the system allows the election of a President who does not have
the support of a majority of voters.
Without the Electoral College, candidates would campaign to get as many individual votes as possible in every state,
instead of focusing on states that provide key electoral votes. Each vote would make a difference and voters would
diel they truly had a stake in the elections, which could lead to increasted voting across the country. With a system of
direct election, all votes would be equally important and equally sought after. We need to abolish the Electoral
College and make our presidential elections one person, one vote.
-Kay J. Maxwell
President, League of Women Voters
Claim, Evidence, Reasoning: Read the above opinion that provides a “Yes”
answer to the essential question and answer the questions below:
1. What is the author claiming?
2. What evidence does the author use to support their claim?
3. What is the reasoning behind using the evidence to support the claim
(make a connection between the two):

Following Aristotle,man by nature is a political animal,justify the above claim in the light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Which statement best summarizes the "concurrent majority," an idea
advanced by John C. Calhoun to protect slavery in the 19th century?
O A Democratic majority was a threat to the Whig minority.
Congress should represent the majority opinion, to prevent
minority groups from seizing power.
O
A minority should leave a political community if the majority
infringes upon its rights.
The majority's interests should be offset with measures that
protect regional minority interests.

Earhart struck up a close friendship with another pioneering american woman. Who was she?.

Which of the following countries industrialized first?
France
Russia
Great Britain
the United States