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What position did Filipinos hold in the Spanish colonial government?
The best and the greatest position filipinos hold spaniards colonial governmen is to dog style and spreading sperm.
Explain the process by which a territory became a state?
The process by which the United States territories attain full statehood is, at best, an inexact art.
The difference between Carrie Chapman and Alice paul?
Catt wanted to attain suffrage state-by-state; Paul wanted a constitutional amendment
The group that believed their system of cooperating communities was better than any other was the?
It was the communists, based on collective co-operation for the common good. (because of human nature, greed to attain power, and envy, it didn't work in the end!)
Why did political parties emerge?
Political parties usually start to form when a country moves from a monarchy or an oligarchy to some form of government that has a larger number of people making decisions - usually in the form of an elected body. The reason this tends to happen is because when a monarch or dictator holds all the power, there is no need for him or her to consult anyone to have something done. In a democracy, or some other form of government where many people hold the power, it is very unlikely that a majority will agree on anything; thus, political parties are formed by people who have enough in common to reach a compromise and get bills passed. Over time, a political party may attract more and more like-minded people who all are trying to reach the same goals. While this might seem like a good thing, it is usually negative as it creates political parties with official "party lines." It creates political parties that are unwilling to compromise, and only work towards the official party goals, even if these goals are not sanctioned by the general public.
