At the beginning of the 1850s, despite sectional friction, no one thought the United States would be engaged in a civil war between the North and the South by the end of the decade. What events in the 1850s made southern secession and civil war more likely? Which may have constituted a “tipping point” after which secession and war were difficult, if not impossible, to avoid? Please respond in an answer befitting an AP student.

Need fast will mark brainliest ^^)based on the work you have completed in this lesson, you are going to create a transcript for a persuasive presentation to convince your client that your design improvement is the best possible solution for their needs. take your client through the different design options you considered for the product design improvement. explain why you discarded the designs that were not the best possible solution. finally, explain why your final product design covers each of the requirements and specifications you used to create your needs statement. your speech must include visual aids that include at least two schematics, or detailed illustrations, of your design. each schematic might show a different angle of your design. or the schematics might show different parts and pieces of the design. if you are unfamiliar with product schematics, find examples by doing an internet search for product schematicsno schematic neededcreate a transcript for a persuasive speech that includes schematics for your design.(just convince people to buy something anything you can think of use your own imagination)

*giving 20 free points plus brainliest for this drivers ed question * ! which of the following is not the name of a dash gauge? a. speedometer b. gear meter c. odometer d. temperature gauge

Which courtroom participant is james in the given scenario? josh, the accused, is undergoing a criminal trial. mr. kent, josh’s neighbor and college professor, has been called upon to vouch for josh’s good conduct, academic performance, and likeable behavior. mr. kent is thus playing the role of a in the courtroom.