The complete question is as follow:
Students on a college campus were recently surveyed about the upcoming presidential election. By and large, they agreed with the statement "College affordability is one of our top priorities." Many students stated that they had a difficult time funding their education.
<span>Which prediction can most likely be made based on this scenario?
</span>
The answer is
"Students will most probably vote for those presidential
candidates who prioritize lessening tuition expenditures".As student’s primary concern in the premise is College
affordability which logically leads to the prediction stated above, the
one who will meet their demand is the one who most probably will get their vote.
Can you explain in your own words what exactly I should do please and thxs
Early in the twentieth century rapid economic and technological change increasing competition among powerful states.
Here are the correct outcomes:
- <span>New Latin American countries had stronger ties with the United States.
Because they see us as an ally that helped them flee from the grasp of the Spanish Empire.
- </span><span>New Latin American countries each developed a government.
Brazil, Columbia, and Mexico are examples of these countries</span>
Answer:
Executive - <u>Is led by a governor; Contains state agencies</u>
Legislative - <u>Creates and passes laws; Has two houses (usually)</u>
Judicial - <u>Contains a court system; Interprets state laws</u>
Explanation:
The government has three branches and these are: <em>Executive, Legislative and Judicial. </em>
The "Executive branch" is responsible for the governance of a state. The leader of the branch is the "President." However, every state is headed by an elected governor. This branch also contains state agencies and other related agencies.
The "Legislative branch" is responsible for creating and passing laws. It contains two houses<u><em> (the Senate and House of Representatives).</em></u>
The "Judicial branch" contains a<u> court system. </u>This system is involved in the<u> interpretation of state laws</u>, as well as the laws made by the legislative branch.
