A. It exposes them to ideas and artistic works produced outside their
country.
How do you think opponents of the policy of brinkmanship reacted to the stockpiling of weapons during the arms race?
The Opponents of brinkmanship were of the opinion that both the US and the Soviet Union needed to work toward peace and de-escalation of conflict rather than the idea of Brinkmanship.
What is Brinkmanship?Brinkmanship refers to the policy of preparing to go to full scale war at a moment's notice and this relies on a competitive and robust stockpile of weapons especially between the world super powers.
The opponents of the idea of Brinkmanship were against this stockpile of weapons.
They were of the view that step should be taken toward ensuring peace rather than wars.
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Is this statement true or false? hoping that the yankees would beg for peace if he could beat them on their home ground, general lee decided to move the fighting north.
Answer:
Its true, I hope this helps
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true .
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The Mayflower Compact. The charter establishing the Virginia House of Burgesses. The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Which factor most contributed to the creation of the documents in this list?
The economic system of mercantilism.
The distance of the colonies from Great Britain.
The opportunity to trade with American Indians.
The doctrine of the Church of England.
Answer: b the distance from Great Britain
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Which of these groups was most consistently opposed to the vietnam war by the late 1960s? fathers hippies doctors professors
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Which of these groups was most consistently opposed to the Vietnam War by the late 1960s? is the hippies
Which of the following applies to life in the cities?
The government built housing for poor immigrants.
Homes had running water and plumbing.
Tenements were overcrowded and unsanitary.
Answer:
government
Explanation:
it's because government is the one who say what must be done or produced
Answer:
Tenements were overcrowded and unsanitary
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Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations stressed the importance of
Answer:
Adam Smith’s Wealth of countries stressed with the importance of supply and demand. Which social change occurred during the Industrial Revolution. Growth of the working class. Adam Smith was a big believer in the power of the market economy. Adam Smith is known as father of economics. We can get his ideas about economic development from his well-known book, “An Enquiry into the character and Causes of Wealth of Nations” (1976) which has tremendously influenced the brooding about economic process and development.What are the pros and cons of this rise in mass consumer culture during 1920s.
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In the 1920s, assembly line production and easy credit made it possible for ordinary Americans to purchase many new consumer goods.
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What percent of French revenue went to pay interest on the country's debt
Answer:
Japan is the country with the highest national debt to GDP
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What were the goals and consequences of Christian missions in China
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Which of the following would be an implied power in the Constitution?
creating the armed forces
regulating the internet
printing new currency
affirming new judges
The presence of ayuntamientos and alcaldes reveals that the mission settlements had
a many strange diseases
b. their own local government
C. many different immigrants
d. their own language
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Why did Parliament eventually repeal the Stamp Act, which taxed goods such as newspapers and playing cards? *
10 points
A. The colonists established a blockade against British goods.
B. The colonists were able to produce their own goods.
C. The colonists started destroying British goods.
D. The colonists began boycotting British goods.
Answer:
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Answer:
b
Explanation:
Why did Parliament eventually repeal the Stamp Act, which taxed goods such as newspapers and playing cards? The colonists established a blockade against British goods. The colonists were able to produce their own goods.
The cultivation of which lucrative and labor intensive crop generated the greatest demand for slaves?
Answer:
cotton gin
With the invention of the cotton gin, cotton became the cash crop of the Deep South, stimulating increased demand for enslaved people from the Upper South to toil the land.
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19. What happened after Williams repaired the man's damaged heart?
A He worked another 38 years as a doctor.
B He set up the first training hospital for black doctors and nurses.
C He helped to set up more than 40 hospitals and training schools.
D He got a permanent job in a Chicago hospital
Pick the right answer please
Answer:
B He set up the first training hospital for black doctors and nurses.
How did the Land Ordinance of 1785 impact education?
Answer:
On May 20, 1785, the Continental Congress passed a law providing for the surveying and selling of public lands. It provided that Lot 16 of every township should be reserved for the maintenance of public schools.
Explanation:
one of the railroads main activities was
Answer:
To move goods and people across great distances and also facilitate the settlement of large portions of the country.
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Which is true of Franklin Delano Roosevelt?
A. He increased the number of poor people in the South by creating
the Tennessee Valley Authority
B. He established Social Security, which provided an income to older
Americans,
C. He brought Communism to the United States by creating the
Civilian Conservation Corps.
D. He removed the United States from the gold standard, causing
another stock market crash.
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Answer:C. He brought Communism to the United States by creating the
Taxes played a major role in the American Revolution and the shaping of the young United States. Describe the role that taxes played in the founding of the United States. Be sure to use details to support your answer.
Explanation:
The taxes for tea, British products and many more taxes imposed a heavy fine for the American economy. The people weren't happy with it, so they revolted and beat up tax collectors to show the British they weren't gonna follow the taxes, instead of replacing the taxes into something more useful, the British sent troops to monitor the Americans.
As a member of Congress, would
you do what you think is best for
the country or what is best for
you to keep your job?
(Remember, you would be
getting paid about $200,000 per
year.)
Answer:
I would do what is best for my country.
Explanation:
Because money is not everything, but seeing people's happiness and my country's happiness, development, growth, education is way better! Well that's my opinion and that's what I think is the best!
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What occurred in Europe before the American Revolution that had people questioning government?
A. An overthrow of the British crown
B. The Enlightenment period.
C. The persecution of people of religion
D. World war 1
Answer:C. The persecution of people of religion
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One of the moons on this planet is "inside out. "
Group of answer choices
Uranus
Jupiter
Neptune
Saturn
Answer:
Saturn because Saturn has a shield
How might you have reacted, if you had been an American business owner, when Castro nationalized your company’s assets in Cuba?
Answer:
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What were Augustus accomplishments
Answer: Augustus founded the Roman Empire and was its first Emperor.
He was primarily responsible for the two centuries long Pax Romana.
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where did the greatest number of Caesar’s major battle take place?
Answer:
70–100,000 (modern est.) The Battle of Alesia or Siege of Alesia was a military engagement in the Gallic Wars that took place in September, 52 BC, around the Gallic oppidum of Alesia, a major centre of the Manubial tribe.
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After the Roman Empire fell, different Germanic tribes conquered much of the area, resulting in.... *
Answer:
their migration and occupation of the conquered territories
Explanation:
The Germanic tribes were very diverse as they were made up of people from different ethnicities such as the English people, the Jutes, the Danes, Swedens, Visigoths, Ostrogoths, Burgundians, Afrikans, Franks, the Geats, Gutes, etc. They were a group of people with strong military might. They united to conquer the Roman Empire and after that, they infiltrated every corner of the Roman jurisdiction.
The Roman Empire fell when Odoacer conquered Augustulus and took on the position of the King of Italy.
What was Pontiac’s Rebellion?
Answer:
Pontiac's War, also known as Pontiac's Conspiracy or Pontiac's Rebellion, was launched in 1763 by a loose confederation of American Indian tribes, primarily from the Great Lakes region, the Illinois Country, and Ohio Country who were dissatisfied with British policies in the Great Lakes region following the French and Indian War (1754–1763). Warriors from numerous tribes joined the uprising in an effort to drive British soldiers and settlers out of the region. The war is named after Odawa leader Pontiac, the most prominent of many Indian leaders in the conflict.
Answer:
The Pontiac Rebellion was when a confederacy of Native American warriors under Ottawa chief Pontiac attacks the British force at Detroit.
Explanation:
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What does the Policy Planning Staff (PPS) suggest will be used as a ""weapon for political action""? Are the ideas proposed by the PPS counter to concepts of ""self-determination""? Why or why not?
On the assumption that Western Europe will be rescued from communist control, the relationships between Great Britain and the continental countries, on the one hand, and between Great Britain and the United States and Canada on the other, will become for us a long term policy problem of major significance. The scope of this problem is so immense and its complexities so numerous that there can be no simple and easy answer. The solutions will have to be evolved step by step over a long period of time. But it is not too early today for us to begin to think out the broad outlines of the pattern which would best suit our national interests.
In my opinion, the following facts are basic to a consideration of this problem.
1.
Some form of political, military and economic union in Western Europe will be necessary if the free nations of Europe are to hold their own against the people of the east united under Moscow rule.
2.
It is questionable whether this union could be strong enough to serve its designed purpose unless it had the participation and support of Great Britain.
3.
Britain’s long term economic problem, on the other hand, can scarcely be solved just by closer association with the other Western European countries, since these countries do not have, by and large, the food and raw material surpluses she needs; this problem could be far better met by closer association with Canada and the United States.
4.
The only way in which a European union, embracing Britain but excluding eastern Europe, could become economically healthy would be to develop the closest sort of trading relationships” either with this hemisphere or with Africa.
It will be seen from the above that we stand before something of a dilemma. If we were to take Britain into our own U.S.-Canadian orbits according to some formula of “Union now”, this would probably solve Britain’s long term economic problem and create a natural political entity of great strength. But this would tend to cut Britain off from the close political association she is seeking with continental nations and might therefore have the ultimate effect of rendering the continental nations more vulnerable to Russian pressure. If, on the other hand, the British are encouraged to seek salvation only in closer association with [Page 511]their continental neighbors, then there is no visible solution of the long term economic problem of either Britain or Germany, and we would be faced, at the termination of ERP, with another crises of demand on this country for European aid.6
To me, there seem only two lines of emergence from this dilemma. They are not mutually exclusive and might, in fact, supplement each other very well.
In the first place, Britain could be encouraged to proceed vigorously with her plans for participation in a European union, and we could try to bring that entire union, rather than just Britain alone, into a closer economic association with this country and Canada. We must remember, however, that if this is to be really effective, the economic association must be so intimate as to bring about a substantial degree of currency and customs union, plus relative freedom of migration of individuals as between Europe and this continent. Only in this way can the free movement of private capital and labor be achieved which will be necessary if we are to find a real cure for the abnormal dependence of these areas on governmental aid from this country. But; we should also note carefully the possible implications of such a program from the standpoint of the ITO Charter.7 As I see it, the draft charter, as well as the whole theory behind our trade agreements program, would make it difficult for us to extend to the countries of western Europe special facilities which we did not extend in like measure to all other ITO members and trade agreement partners.
A second possible solution would lie in arrangements whereby a, union of Western European nations would undertake jointly the economic development and exploitation of the colonial and dependent areas of the African Continent. The realization of such a program admittedly presents demands which are probably well above the vision and strengths and leadership capacity of present governments in Western Europe. It would take considerable prodding from outside and ‘much patience. But the idea itself has much to recommend it. The African Continent is relatively little exposed to communist pressures; and most of it is not today a subject of great power rivalries. It lies easily accessible to the maritime nations of Western Europe, and politically they control or influence most of it. Its resources are still relatively undeveloped. It could absorb great numbers of people and a great deal of Europe’s surplus technical and administrative, energy.
The emerging ideology that would come to support the Revolution was Question 8 options: A) based on John Locke's political theory of a limited government. B) loyalty to Parliament and the king. C) the divine right of the monarchy. D) anarchy. E) the belief that the stronger the government, the happier the people.
Answer:
A) based on John Locke's political theory of a limited government.
Explanation:
John Locke's political theory of a limited government is stated in his "Two Treatises of Government". He presented his argument that the role of the government is inclined towards the welfare of the public. He argued that the power of the government has the jurisdiction of protecting the rights of the people. The involvement of the government in certain areas are to be restricted. Citizens are obliged towards certain rights in which the government lacks control.
what specific benefit did the people gain from dance throughout the ancient egypt? and why?
Answer:
Music and dance were highly valued in ancient Egyptian culture, but they were more important than is generally thought: they were integral to creation and communion with the gods and, further, were the human response to the gift of life and all the experiences of the human condition.