What best describes a commission system?

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Answer: A commission system is a system in the government wherein the departments of the government are divided or clustered into different areas of function. This commission system is headed by the commissioners who are responsible for monitoring the departments to ensure each department's productivity and functionality.

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How did wilson’s fourteen points influence the terms of the treaty of versailles?

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Prohibtion: why did America change it's mind?

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Because it didn't stop people from drinking, it only made them drink and produce alcohol illegally. 

If you're talking about the Alcohol Prohibition. 

Why did Jamestown’s location cause hardship for the colonists?Its island location was difficult to reach.
Its swampy location had a lot of disease.
Its coastal location was hit by hurricanes.
Its ocean shore location was raided by passing ships.

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The swampy location had a lot of disease

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b

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Why did India’s desire for independence increase following World War II? A) It decided it had lived under British rule long enough.B) It felt that its service in the war effort should grant it independence.
C) It decided to go to war against Britain unless it was freed.
D) It realized it could succeed as an independent country.

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The answer is letter B. India's desire for independence increased following the World War II was because the country felt that its service in the war effeort should grant them indepennce. In 1919, then thousand Indians marched to protest against the British policies. Indians also did not patronize British products.

 The correct answer is B.  

At the end of the Second World War, the Indian leaders denied their cooperation in the National Congress, because the British government refused to grant them a greater degree of independence, in exchange for their support in the war.

In 1942 Mahatma Gandhi announced the beginning of anti-imperialist actions, through a new day of civil disobedience with the objective that the British withdrew from India. The British responded with a great repression by imprisoning many leaders.

During peace negotiations, Britain’s prime minister David Lloyd George A)pushed for lenient treatment of Germany. B)backed a “Fourteen Points” plan for Germany. C)signaled a compromise on Germany. D)demanded the takeover of Germany.

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C

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Why was it a bad idea for Antonio de Ulloa to use Charles Phillipe Aubry to negotiate for him with the people of LouisianaA.Aubry was really a spy for the British


B.It convinced them that Spain's authority was not legal


C.Ulloa was never able to learn French


D.Aubry robbed the Louisiana treasury of millions of dollars

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B.It convinced them that Spain's authority was not legal

As Ulloa was very shy and didn´t like public appearences, Aubry who still was loyal to the French crown did little to nothing to assure a transition to the spanish government, only after O´Rilley came to be governor he cooperated with the spanish to put in jail the leaders of the creoles.

The correct anwser is B. It convinced them that Spain's authority was not legal.

As a result from the alliance named "Pacte de Famille" or "Family Compact" between France and Spain and as a compensation from the losses of the attack from Great Britain, France handed over Louisiana and the Isle of Orleans to Spain in November 1762. Great Britain officially conceded Louisiana to Spain in February 1763 as a part of the treaties that ended the French and Indian War.

Spain's first governor Antonio de Ulloa arrived to Louisiana until March 1766. He landed with a small group of troops and kept his distance from the local elite which was mostly conformed by French citizens who rejected the idea of being ruled by Spain.

He kept his distance socially and politically from the leading colonists when he installed the new trade reform eliminating contraband and regulating the fur trade the citizens began the Revolt of 1768

Although Antonio de Ulloa had the former French governor' Charles Phillipe Aubry's help and support he was denied the money and manpower he needed to impose his authority. Antonio de Ulloa was forced to leave New Orleans leaving Charles Phillipe Aubry as acting governor until Alejandro O'Reilly's arrival.

Because Charles Phillipe Aubry was the former French governor, the citizens of Louisiana thought they had the power back and that Spain's authority was not legal, but Alejandro O'Reilly was able to establish Spain's authority with Aubry's help and military force.