Why did the state constitutions minimize the powers - id1327730 от renaudciera 14.10.2020 05:23

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History: Why did the state constitutions minimize the powers of state governors? a-the states believed that most of the power needed to go to a government of all the states. b-the people had been unhappy with colonial governors appointed by the british crown. c-during colonial days, state legislatures elected by the people had held most of the power. d-the states wanted independence along with the stability they had had as colonies under weak colonial governors.

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Mesopotamia is the ideal place to settle and thrive. It has fertile lands were people can farm, it has unlimited water source from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers that can help irrigate their farms and serve their basic needs. People can also find places to let their animals roam and feed from the land. Natural resources are abundant and there is food and shelter for everyone. Thus, an ancient civilization grew from Mesopotamia.

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Why did the state constitutions minimize the powers of state governors? a-the states

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