Probably not. Some people don't like it when the answer completes before they finish typing it. "Pittsburg" for example. So either way some people won't like like.
Still, forgetting the "s" doesn't mean you don't know the answer... And Pittsburg does work on every single quiz on this site, wether people like it or not. I think you should reconsider ! :)
But then you type "Little Caesars" - the correct answer - and you end up with an extra s at the end which you have to erase. I feel like people should not be punished for knowing the correct answer.
It's a good thing you've recently switched from US to UN countries, because otherwise I could point out that the United States government officially recognises the Conch Republic as an independent state: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conch_Republic#Invasions_of_1995
True. That was his real name , but the thing that I find the most interesting/ironic is that he was born in New York City, but is known as a wild west outlaw.
I don't think it should. Just because it has now been overturned doesn't change the fact that it did happen, in 1973, and legalized abortion for a while.
All of the facts and verb tenses in the question still hold true.
Is it fair to say that West Virginia was the last state to join? If Northern California (or some such thing) split off from the rest of its state, would it be right to say that it "joined" the United States at that point?
Thought of Eminent instantly even though I didn't remember what eminent domain actually was, I guess I randomly accessed some of that AP gov knowledge from 4 years ago
emminent
emininent
imminent
imennint
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EMINENT!!
20/20
All of the facts and verb tenses in the question still hold true.