Why did the Founding Fathers include the Commerce Clause as a power granted to Congress in the new United StatesConstitution?
O A Congress needed the power to regulate commerce between the states because state power was greater than national power.
OB. Congress needed the power to regulate commerce between the states because of the exercise of executive branch power.
O C. Congress needed the power to regulate commerce between the states because of trade disputes.
O D. Congress needed the power to regulate commerce between the states because they had given the courts the power of judicial
review

The right answer is "D. Guglielmo Marconi"

Marconi is considered the pioneer of radio transmission. In 1896, he went to England, after verifying that there was no interest in his experiences in Italy. In 1899, it succeeded in wireless transmission of Morse code through the Channel. Two years later, he got radio signals to New Zealand. From there, he made many basic discoveries in radio technique. In 1909, he received, with Karel Ferdinand Braun, the Nobel Prize in Physics. In 1929, in recognition of his work, he received the title of marquis from the king of Italy.

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• Chandragupta a ruler in the prehistoric subcontinent was the one who started all for the Mauryan's imperial rule. He was a very intelligent and thought to be more influenced by the cultural values (as he himself was a Hindu).
• Greeks invade India, and many kingdoms divide the subcontinent : Alexander the Great was the one who attacked these lands and made it more vulnerable for any other invader to conqueror these regions with much ease as he returned from any further siege of the area.
• Chandragupta faces the problem of ruling over a large area with many different needs: Leading people of a vast region requires great expenses and a system so well organized that each requirement of the state is fulfilled by the monetary funds that the country has, for the newly formed Mauryan empire they implemented a more effected tax system for having more funds to run the state system, along with that they had all the allies aligned with them now.  
• Chandragupta lives in constant fear of his enemies: The empirial rule had many allies and many rivals to fight off. It was age when the armies of Chandragupta were greatly defeated by his rivals and along with the attack from the Greek's also effected his overall military strength.
• Ashoka is shocked by the suffering at the battle of Kalinga: After, his siege of the region, thousand of people on both sides were slaughter by the both the armies, as there was a scene of blood and dead bodies around Asoka when he stepped on the battle field. As a great admirer of the Buddhist ideology of life, he felt betrayed by his own desires and then went on regret his decision to attack the Kalinga empire.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

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Option C. What can be concluded from the Union's desire to blockade ports in the South is that Foreign nations were willing trade partners with the Confederacy.

Explanation:

During the Civil War, Union forces established a blockade of the Confederate ports down in the South of the country. This action was taken in order to prevent the Confederacy to export cotton with foreign nations in exchange of war supplies or money that would later be used against the Union army.

Answer:were all hydraulic empires that maintained power and control through exclusive control over access to water

Explanation:

Answer:

bureaucracy

Explanation:

Early river civilizations were all hydraulic empires that maintained power and control through exclusive control over access to water. This system of government arose through the need for flood control and irrigation, which requires central coordination and a specialized bureaucracy.