2. how do the values expressed on the
1956 campaign button compare to the values
express...
Social Studies, 18.09.2019 22:00 24nelsoaddh
2. how do the values expressed on the
1956 campaign button compare to the values
expressed on the 2008 button? do you consider
all of these to be democratic values?
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