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Oh, it sounds like interpreting this document brought up some strong feelings and differing opinions. Remember, it's okay to have different perspectives - that's what makes us all unique and interesting! Take a deep breath, listen to each other with kindness, and you might just find a beautiful solution hidden within those differences.
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War that led to arguments over extension of slavery into new territories?
austin lewis's war
Describe the arguments used to justify and oppose secession?
The arguments used to justify and oppose secession
When was the Great Compromise signed?
The Great Compromise was signed in 1787 after the propositions of the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan
What are the arguments for and against celibacy?
Celibacy is abstinence from sex or sexual relations. There are arguments for it to protect people from unwanted pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases and religious purity. There are arguments against it saying that it is restrictive and that it goes against following the laws of nature.
What arguments might you use to counter the arguments of men and women who opposed equal rights for women?
guess what you got history textbook, open it up and find your answer.
What document led to arguments?
be more specific or shut up. thank youu
What is most likely to be important to know if you were interpreting the meaning of a primary source document?
idgaf
A document interpreting eyewitness accounts and other accounts of an event?
It's a secondary source.
What is a document containing the legal arguments in a case that is filed with a court prior to trial is called?
a brief
War that led to arguments over extension of slavery into new territories?
austin lewis's war
Match these two definitions with the words they define definition A a historical document written by an eyewitness or someone who lived through an event definition B a document interpreting eyewitne?
(A) primary source; (B) secondary source
Whose point of view does the document represent?
The point of view represented in a document depends on the author or source of the document. It could be from an individual, organization, government, expert, or other entity, each with their own perspective or agenda. It's important to consider the author's background and potential biases when interpreting the document's point of view.
Most likely to be important to know if you were interpreting the meaning of a primary source document?
Primary source of information is the form of research or data that is gathered from a direct source, e.g. direct interviews. Data gathered from a newspaper is not considered as a primary source of information.
What The failure of the Articles of Confederation led directly to the creation of what document?
Constitution.
The failure of the Articles of Confederations led directly to the creation of what document?
Constitution.
What failure of the articles of confederation led directly to the creation of what document?
Constitution.
What is the document that is the foundation of the government used today?
The United States Constitution textually, the body of common law interpreting it, and the rules promulgated thereunder.
