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William Jennings Bryan won the state of Utah in the 1896 Presidential election. I am interested if there are any sources that really explain why that is. 1896 was after all the same year that Utah was finally admitted as a state, so it is fairly interesting that that was who the state went for.

Now I understand the basic reason why Utah would vote for Bryan (lots of farmers) I primarily want to know if there was any support for McKinley, or what the Church did during the election for or against either candidate.

Took an in-school test on the 28th of March, I was wondering when people got their scores and how long it was after their test.

I got a 120 on the 1981 SAT and a 121 on Mensa Norway btw. I haven’t taken any of the other tests here. Can’t rotate the shapes, can do math at grade level, and that’s about it. Can I do anything except Lawl?

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I got a 120 on the 1981 SAT and a 121 on Mensa Norway btw. I haven’t taken any of the other tests here. Can’t rotate the shapes, can do math at grade level, and that’s about it. Real talk is this lawyer material? Can I do anything except Lawl?

According to the Christian theologian Tertullian, the Emperor Tiberius, upon hearing word from Governor Pontius Pilate of the miracles and death of Jesus Christ, had attempted to declare Jesus Christ a God. The Roman Senate rejected it as being a breach into their own prerogatives.

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A god, unless he please man, shall not be a god. Man will now be obliged to be propitious to a god. Tiberius therefore, in whose time the name of Christ entered into the world, laid before the Senate, with his own vote to begin with, things announced to him from Palestine in Syria, which had there manifested the truth of the Divinity of that Person. The Senate, because they had not themselves approved

I read quite a lot, especially on American history. My knowledge is pretty limited though on “specific” topics and I wanted to know which ones I should focus on as a preliminary for the course.

This mod has been around for quite awhile and I imagine some of the research done by the team could be useful for other mod projects.

DEM RANGZZZZ DEM RANGZ OF POWAAAAAAAAAA

Given the teaser we have, I was wondering how the mechanic will function. Is it a state modifier exclusively that cannot be influenced by the player except through doing focuses? Or will it be something that the player will always be able to control if they have the Political Power through decisions or mechanics like the KR Ottoman autonomy system?

Also, will America get chances to directly interact with the mechanic or will it be something largely originating from inside Canada itself?

TNO RK borders are notoriously far off from those of the real plans (see;Dallin) given that the devs seem interested in reworking the East, will they be more in line with those actual proposed changes?

I know from the world map that they won the Desert War, but what is their starting situation? Is King Farouk popular? Which faction does Egypt back? Is the Cairo Pact still around?

September 1950

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The social situation has calmed down in Poland. Men return to factory and farm, cities are rebuilt (albeit slowly) and the political scene has calmed down from its brief confusion. The Polish Communist Party has managed to secure its hold over Poland through a combination of well placed arrests and strategic alliances which have managed to see not only armed resistance evaporate but political dissidence as well. How the regime has accomplished this is a relatively simple arrangement.

Collaborating with various Parties and organizations, the Polish Communists managed to assemble an all-encompassing governing coalition that bore the technical facade of Democr

TODAY IN KRAKOW;

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Polish Jews, mostly survivors of the Holocaust and ex-Partisans today have departed Polish borders on their way to Palestine to aid in the cause of the newly formed state of Israel. However the start of their journey did not have the official blessing of many other volunteers who have departed to such distant locales as Iraq or Greece. In fact, the government attempted to dissuade them due to the sensitive nature of Zionist politics, however the suddenness of the formation of the various volunteer groups and their swift departure has prevented organized action. Around 250 fighters are estimated to be in Israel, while 1,200 more are in transit at various stages