What does the President’s Cabinet do?

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Answer 1
Answer: The President's Cabinet is the group of Secretaries of all the 'cabinet-level'
departments of the federal government.  As individuals, they administer
the departments of which they are the secretaries, and as a group, they
advise the President ... each on matters related to the department that
he heads up.

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Which part of government represents the nation and sets policy?

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The part of the government, or should we say the person who represents the nation and sets the policy in it is the President. The president is considered as the leader of the country, and they are the main representatives who often attend summits where national matters are discussed internationally.

What makes southern colonies unique

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There agriculture! The south was the top plantation settlements in the US. They had rich soul unlike the north. They had a lot of slaves and a lot of land, so they didn't have to worry about tending to there own crops. This was there whole economy. When you think of the southern colonies you should remember 3 thing:

~Agriculture

~Slaves

~Land 


Hope I helped. :)

they were the first colonial settlement.The southern colonies were an ideal place for agriculture. The Southern Colonies had warm and damp climate, which meant growing plants was easy. they were agricultural and had many slaves.

How are the united statesbof america an australia similar in form of government

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Australia - 6 States 2 territories              USA - 50 states 1 District
 prime minister nominated                    cabin appointed which the house                                                                  approve of .
Federal Government                            Constitutional Government


                               both 18 years of age  .

 - Hope this helpped you well .

What body of water is found in the United States???

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Are there some options? because there is a big number of water bodies in the US:

Lakes (Lake Superior, Lake Erie, Lake Mishigan)
Rivers (Mississippi,  Hudson, others)
and many others: swamps, ponds, wetlands, bays....

I’m 1663, which French monarch declared New France a royal colony???A.) king Francis I

B.) king Henry XV

C.) king Louis XIV

D.) king Louis XV

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In 1663, king Louis XIV declared New France a royal colony.

Answer:

C

Explanation:

look above

Ramses II ruled Egypt for approximately 67 years in the 1200s B.C. Ramses II's government was an example of what type of government?

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Encyclopedia of World Biography | 2004COPYRIGHT 2004 The Gale Group Inc.Ramses IIRamses II (reigned 1304-1237 B.C.) was the third ruler of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt. A great warrior, he was also the builder of some of Egypt's most famous monuments.Ramses, or Ramesses, was the son of Seti I. Prior to his accession as sole ruler in 1304 B.C., Ramses had been coregent with his father. During the last years of Seti I the reins of government had slackened, and the first 3 years of Ramses' reign seem to have been occupied with setting in order the internal affairs of Egypt. Early in his reign he undertook the task of securing an adequate water supply for the gold-mining expeditions to and from the Wadi el-Allaqi in Lower Nubia.Ramses' royal residence, known as Per-Ramesse, the "House of Ramses," was situated in the Delta. Its site is still a matter of debate; various scholars have identified it with the cities of Tanis and Qantir in the eastern half of the Delta. The situation of the residence in this area was convenient for a pharaoh so concerned with events in Palestine and Syria.