can you help me check to see if this is correct?

[Unregistered]

states what the subject does is, or has in a sentence---verb/ verb phrase
the main part of a word without any affixes---root word
two kinds of verb---action and linking
modifies nouns or pronouns--adjective
follows a linking or action verb--- predicate nominative
the simple tenses of verbs---present,past, and future
follows a preposition--- object of a prepostion
tell me more about another noun--nominative, object and possessive
answers what or whom--- direct object
who or the sentence is about--- subject
three cases of personal pronouns--- gender
usually modidies a verb but can sometimes modify an adjective----adverb
show relationship between it's object and some other word in a sentence----prepostion

a participle that end in "ing" and function as a noun---gerund
capitalized because they are particular persons, places, and things---proper noun

short way of writing a word consisting of some of the letters in the word followed by a period---abbreviation

to show where the exact words of a speaker begin and end--- apostrope
opposite meanings--antonyms
simliar meaning to another meaning---synonym

[Casiopea]

This needs more work.

to show where the exact words of a speaker begin and end--- apostrope

[sTaYceE]

thank you.. i need some more help...

the one i have wrong is it quotation marks
the subject of a sentence may be what parts of a speech--- verb
sometimes called simple predicate--noun/ pronoun
personal pronouns have number,person, and what-- apostrophe
needed to form possessive nouns and contractions--- appositive


is there any way you can help me on some history homework...its hard!!!

[Casiopea]

quotation marks

the subject of a sentence may be what parts of a speech--- verb

personal pronouns have number, person, and what-- apostrophe

needed to form possessive nouns and contractions--- appositive

is there any way you can help me on some history homework...its hard!!!

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Welcome.

[sTaYceE]

Verb-- Personal pronouns have #, person, and what
Apostrophe-- Needed to form possessive nouns and contractions
appositive-- The subject of a sentence may by what parts of apeech


Requisition- to demand or take by authority
Committee Chairman- Acts as president of the senate
Statute- law enacted by a legislative body
Referendum- the process of submitting to a direct vote of the citizens for approval or rejection
Vice President- Serves as prsident of the senate in his absence
President protempore- Majority party member with the most seniority
Lobby- To try to influence the votes of legislatures, to try to get a bill passed
Totalitarian- A gov. controlled by one political group which suppressess all apposition and conrols many aspects of it's citizens
Hierarchical- The organizations of persons ot church officials arranged one above the other according to rank, class, or grade
Adjudication--Decision of a judge or court
Bureaucracy-- A system of government by groups or officials
Naturalization-- Admitting a foreigner to citizenship
Papacy--Government by a Pope; position, rank or authority of a Pope
Invest-- To give power, right or authority
Party Whip-- Assists pary leaders
Autocracry-- the type of government in which one person holds supreme power
Speaker Of the House-- Preside over the House Of Representatives
Gubenatorial-- Having to do with a governor; of a governor
Anarchy-- The absence of a systwm of government and law
Tribunal-- A court of justice

Amendment-- A change, modification or addition
Prohibition-- To forbid the practice of making,selling or using
Inauguration-- The act or ceremony of installing a president into office
Colonization-- The establishment of a colony or colonies
Immigrant-- One who comes into a country in which one is not a native
Medieval-- Belonging to or having to do with the Middle Ages
Boycott-- To refuse to buy or use a product or service in order to coerce or punish
Embargo-- An order restricting certain goods and or ships from entering or leaving a country
Electorial College-- The group of people chosen by the voters to select the president and the vice-president of the United states
Pardon-- The legal document ot aciton setting a person free from punishment
Legislative-- Having to do with making laws
Veto-- The right or power of a President of Governor to reject bills passed by a lawmaking body
Cold War-- The contest for world leadershop that began after Word War 2 between the communist nations and the nations of the west
Filibuster-- The act or process of deliberately hindering the passage of a bill in the legislature by long speeches or other means of delay
Desegregation-- Theh elimination of the ptactice of providing separate schools and other public facilities for racial groups
Inflation--A sharp and sudden rise in prices resulting from an excessive expansion in paper money or bank credit
Judicial-- Having to do with courts or the administration of justice

[Anglika]

Committee Chairman- I would say that he/she is in charge of the proceedings of a committee

President protempore- A senator who presides over the Senate in the absence of the Vice-President

suppresses all opposition and controls many aspects of its citizens - I would suggest it controls ALL aspects of its citizens' lives.

Electoral College--

Watch your typing! Lots of typos.

[sTaYceE]

Are these the one i need to correct?? ok if i was to write a 200 words essay how long would it be???

[Casiopea]

ok if i was to write a 200 words essay how long would it be???

Uhm, 200 words long.

[sTaYceE]

i mean how many pages...1 or 2...

[sTaYceE]

Impeach-- To accuse a public officials of wrong conduct during office
Civil Rights-- The right of a citizen, especially those guaranteed to all citizens of the United State
Recession-- a period of temporary business reduction, shorter than depression
Magistrate-- A government official who has power to apply the law and put it in force
Intergration-- the inclusion of people of all races on an equal basis in neighborhoods, schools, parks, or other facilities
Union-- a group of workers joined together to protect and promote their interests
Federal-- having to do with the central government of the United States
Constituent-- the voters in a district
depression-- age of power-driven machines
Industrialization--a reduction in the amount of jobs, goods and money
Constitution-- the plan of the government for the United States, the supreme law of the land