What factors enabled Julius Caesar to come to power

What is a monarchy? a government ruled by a king or queen a government ruled by a dictator a government ruled by a small group of people a government?

1. Where did sit-ins begin?

Which document was the first step in determining how to establish a government that would unite the colonies? A) Conservative Confederation B) The Federalist Papers C) Annapolis Constitution D) Albany Plan

One major weakness of the confederation was that it could not deal with ...

What river is not a tirbutary of the Mississippi River? A. Missouri River B. Ohio River C. Arkansas River D. Susquehanna River

In which type of dictatorship is power held by a single leader whose demands become law for the entire county

Which persuasive strategy appeals to reasoning? A. psyche B. ethos C. logos D. pathos

In Confucianism four-class system which group sat at the top of the hierarchy A. nobility B. merchants C. presents D. scholars

In your own words, write a one-sentence definition of federalism. Then give one real-world example of federalism in action.

What powers does the president have to convene or dismiss congress?