If Certain Groups Cannot Enact Change by Using the Political

question 93

True/False

If certain groups cannot enact change by using the political system, they must wait and try again during a different administration.

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Secondary Emotions

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Physical Changes

Alterations in the body's structure or functioning, often occurring during growth, development, or aging.

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Contact Comfort

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