Can anyone answer these questions on The United States Constitution?
Your question was: "Can anyone answer these questions on The United States Constitution?" The only corrcet answer is: Yes, I am sure someone can. The better question would be: Will anyone answer these questions on The United States Constitution?
Why do people seem to confuse Kansas and Missouri? They are two different states in the United States.
Why do people seem to confuse Kansas and Missouri?People do not confuse the two states but the adjacent cities of Kansas City, MO and Kansas City, KS.There is no natural, physical border. The major north-south throughfare is State Line Road. On the east side is Missouri; the West side is Kansas.Source: Pinterest. . . most of the time State Line Road is just a busy street, one they regularly cross to share vegetables from the garden and care for each other’s pets. But sometimes they’re forced to remember they live in different states. . .Often police and emergency vehicles from both states show up.. . . Snow removal, traffic lights and flood control, mostly are taken care of by a complex set of agreements between the cities that divide the road in parts from north to south.When It Comes To Kansas City's State Line, It's ComplicatedHow The Kansas-Missouri State Line Became A RoadSpecial Projectbeyond-our-borders -- State Line RoadSOURCE: Website of Sean B. Palmer.Source: mapbox
Why does school depress me?
in short, excuse my language, because school fucking sucks.we wake up freakishly early. as teenagers, our brains are literally not ready to think at 7 am. our circadian rhythms are different than adults and little kids, which is why we stay up late and sleep in. We aren't LAZY, we sleep the same amount, we just do it at a different time. But for school, we are forced to wake up, when our brains are being programmed to sleep more.We sit in our chairs and listen to someone talk at us for 7 hours straight. What ISNT depressing about that? We’ve had the same school system since the industrial revolution, where kids were basically taught to go into factories. Luckily theres more research coming out about hands-on-learning and stuff like that.after suffering through the day, we come home, sit at another desk, and do more work for three more hours. We already spent so much time learning stuff, and now we have to do more. Its exhausting, and its impractical.On top of the physical and academic hardships, we have to deal with the ridiculous amounts of social problems and drama. In high school this improves significantly from middle school, but god if it isn't still there. Our adolescent minds want one thing - acceptance from our peers. even us “weird” kids want that. People stress about who likes who, who’s friends with who, do enough people like them. and that is horrible in its own right.School is a terrible system. Learning is fantastic, and I love it, but our current school system is so fucked that instead it literally gives us all clinical depression.
Question About Slavery and the Civil War?
To Knowledge: The Civil War was clearly about slavery. The South secceeded from the Union because the north tried to say that no new states can have slaves and that slavery was bad. The South finally got fed up with the North's meddling in its affairs. Abolitionists like John Brown became terrorists and attacked trains with Southerners on them in Harper's Ferry. As far as what incentive did a Southern soldier have, well, for one, he didn't want free blacks to compete with him for jobs. That is the most basic incentive anyone could have. When is the last time anyone who replied to my question quit his/her job to graciously give it someone else more needy? None of your arguments make any sense. I still don't know what a northern white guy's incentive was during the Civil War.