Which individual is qualified to the President?
Samuel is 52 years
old, is a naturalized
citizen and has been
living in the USA for
the last 20 years.
Martha is 34 years
old, born in
Jacksonville, and
has lived in Florida
her entire life
Max is 67 years old,
born in Orlando,
and has lived his
entire life in
Canada,
Karen is 43 years
old, born in Key
West, and has lived
in the Keys her
entire life

Answer:

Karen, unfortunately lol

Explanation:

Karen is -

Nobody else qualifies.

Welp, looks like we'll be having a Karen as U.S. President. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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At the start of the nineteenth century most of South and Central America was controlled by
A. France
B. Portugal
C. Spain
D. Britain

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True
False

Why did Roosevelt assemble
an administration made up of so many people with
differing viewpoints?

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C. Gain direct access to the Mediterranean
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abortion


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gun control


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Spartan men usually did not marry until they turned thirty.
Boys left home at the age of ten to start a rigorous training program.
Boys were often forced to fight for food.

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O A. Spain
O B. Iraq
O C. Russia
O D. England
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O A. have had protests demanding democracy.
B. have rapidly growing economies.
C. are ruled by Christian governments. D. have mostly ethnically Egyptian populations.
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a. bonds.
b. federal grants.
c. state constitutions.
d. mandates.

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forms of art and music that thrived during the Harlem Renaissance?
A. Both celebrated African American culture rather than promoting
assimilation into white culture.
B. Both were instrumental in convincing white Americans to respect
the rights of African Americans.
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Use the drop-down menus to answer the questions.
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How many countries provided aid to Ethiopia during the
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What did this slogan mean?

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(1) demonstrated the power of the atomic bomb
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(3) led to the immediate surrender of German and Italian forces
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cultural and social reasons:
O political and economic reasons.
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