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What is an agreement between states called?
An agreement between two or more states is called a multilateral agreement. Many of the agreements are to do with trade or collaboration in international development.
What two states of matter share the property of changing in different containers?
The common states are gas and liquid.
What is a boundary between two states or nations called?
It is called the border. There are border crossing set up on most of them to control who comes in or out of the country.
What two states of matter share the property of changing shape in different containers?
The common states are gas and liquid.
Your son has been mentally abusive for years how do you get yourself strong enough to not take the abuse?
Get some serious space between the two of you. If that means kicking him out of the house and changing states, do it.
Two or more substances that are combined without changing them are called?
Mixture
If you keep changing your mind between two things youre?
Vacillating
What is the process of changing between two different units of measurement?
Conversion.
What is travel between two regions called?
Travel between two regions is typically referred to as inter-regional travel. This can involve moving between different countries, states, provinces, or other geographically distinct areas.
What is the name of an agreement between nations?
An agreement between two or more states is called a multilateral agreement. Many of the agreements are to do with trade or collaboration in international development.
Where are cases between two or more states originally heard by?
Cases between two or more states are originally heard by the United States Supreme Court.
What would it take to change the electoral college system in the United States?
Changing the electoral college system in the United States would require a constitutional amendment, which involves a proposal by two-thirds of both houses of Congress or a constitutional convention called for by two-thirds of state legislatures, followed by ratification by three-fourths of the states.
