the Quakers were promoting slavery
there were few voting African Americans
there was no political pressure to abolish slavery
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B. George Bush did not believe that the state had run a fair election
C. Al Gore did not believe that the state had run a fair election
D. state law required a recount when the results were close
The State of Florida ordered a recount of the 2000 votes because Al Gore did not believe that the state had run a fair election
Elections have been the usual mechanism by which modern-day representative democracy has been controlled since the 17th century. Votes may fill offices in the legislature, sometimes in the executive and judiciary, and for regional and local government. This process is also used in many other private and business organizations.
Florida Election Code 102.141 required a statewide machine recount, which got underway the day after the election because of the close margin of the initial vote count.
In the 66 Florida counties that used voting machines, it was apparently finished on November 10 and cut Bush's advantage to 327 votes.
Therefore, option(C) is correct.
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They supported the Industrial Workers of the World.
The correct answer is A) It was believed they were working against the war effort.
Immigrants from Germany and Austria-Hungary were treated poorly during the war because it was believed they were working against the war effort.
During World War 1, there were many people from Germany and the Austria-Hungary Empire living in the United States. It was a tough time for them because they were in America but their families were in Europe fighting in the war or suffering the consequences of the war. These immigrants in America were not well accepted in those years and were victims of discrimination, rejection, and mistrust because American citizens thought that they could be supporting their native countries and not helping the United States.
Many Americans of German descent during both WW1 & WW2 changed their names to sound more American. US citizens of German descent in WW1 were often treated with hostility and not trusted.