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(mc)which statement describes a common trait of the three reconstruction amendments? they all prevented states from re-establishing a system of slavery. they have all been used to expand voting rights for minority groups. they all focused on extending citizenship and protecting civil rights of minority groups. they were all supported by both republicans and democrats at the time of their passage.
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Which statement explains why john adams most likely supported the separation of powers between the branches of the new national government? question 1 options: the work of government would be overwhelming for just one branch. the work of government could be accomplished more quickly by three branches. each branch of government would limit the power of the other two. each branch of government could ignore the decisions made by the other two.
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The delegates of the second continental congress who were ready to declare independence were from which area? a. new england b. the southern colonies c. quebec d. the middle colonies
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10. how were the mycenaeans and the minoans similar? they did not enslave anyone or tolerate slavery in any form. they had an organized and strong central government. they designed and built heavily fortified settlements. they reigned and traded in and around the aegean sea.
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(mc)which statement describes a common trait of the three reconstruction amendments? they all prev...
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