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What was a major reason that President George H.W.Bush responded forcefully to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait? a.He wanted to protect the flow of oil to the West. b.He wanted to keep the United Nations out of any conflict. c.He feared that Iraq would invade the United States next. d.He feared the spread of communism in the Middle East Bush's nomination of Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court a.was criticized by conservatives. b.angered many moderates and liberals. c.ended in failure. d.led to public debate about the Supreme Court.
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The first action of the Spanish-American War took place in? A) the Philippines. B) the Gulf of Mexico. C) the harbor at Santiago, Cuba. D) Puerto Rico In the late 1800s, journalists Henry George and Edward Bellamy both? A) discouraged single-tax speculation. B) wrote about ideas for reforming society. C) promoted plans to increase free enterprise profits. D) warned Americans about the pace of industrialization. What two main strategies did women’s suffrage activists use in the late 1800s and early 1900s? How did each strategy contribute to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment?
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I've looked everywhere for these answers...plz help. A train engineer killed when his locomotive ran into a freight train, ____________________ was immortalized in a ballad. Many Plains Indians refused to live on reservations because The adoption of a standard gauge for railway tracks improved rail transportation by Development of a practical automobile was speeded along by innovations in
US History Questions help!?
First i would like to say do your own homework, then i would say hat Kennedy ran a better campaign that Nixon did (also the economy may have played a role) question two ~ I think it cause both the USSR and the USA to take a look at what they were doing and caused them to think about the consequences of their actions. M
Could you help me have a look at these questions about art history?
Ok, but I hope you recognize art history is absolutely the least interesting thing about art.1. This style uses a through tenon. Which means the joint is secured with a wedge instead of glue. They liked it because it was much showier than a buried tenon, which could be roughly formed. The far side of the mortice was also exposed, which further displayed the high craft of perfect fit. The unglued joint allowed the furniture to be stored and shipped knocked-down. And one very subtle thing: Arts and Crafts homes are notoriously drafty. This over-ventialation creates wide seasonal swings in indoor humidity, which plays havoc with wooden furniture joints. With a wedge, a joint could be tightened as the wood shrunk. 2. Leni Riefenstahl certainly takes a sinister 1st place in this category for projecting Nazi pride. I always thought Futurismo told a great story about prewar Italian optimism. 3. Penelope Hunter-Steibel doesn't provoke any interest.4. A&C always seems to run a bit too heavy in lumber, and straight in form. So C, Gothic is medieval England, right?5. Another dull personality question, but I think this should be pointing at Rushkin.6. D. I hate all that stuff, but guessing the Italians were somewhat more mythologically oriented than the French.You better tell me the right answers.
Plz help in world history i have three questions?
ok what 1.what capital in south ameroca is at the same degrees south as sydney,australia? 2. locate these places A.45 degresse N- 75degrees W B.30 degrees N-90 degrees W C. o degreese -105degrees E new york city is on the same degree of latitude as what two european capitals ?
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1: The American government forced the Native Americans from their land onto reservations. true false 2: Manifest Destiny was a term used by Native Americans to justify leaving their land. true false 3: The majority of the land of the American West was great for farming. true false 4: Mining played a major role in opening the West to American settlement. true false 5: Lumbering, fishing, and trapping were important industries in the West during the 1800s. true false 6: The construction of the transcontinental railroad took place from east to west, starting from the Atlantic and ending at the Pacific. true false 7: Buffalo were a major aspect of Native American life that the American government helped to preserve in the 1800s. true false 8: The Southern economy after the Civil War/War Between the States was maintained by slave labor. true false 9: Sharecropping was an important economic system in the South during the late 1800s. true false 10: The Plessy v. Ferguson Case set the racial principle of "separate but equal." true false 11: White supremacist groups emerged n the late 1800s as a way to keep African Americans suppressed in America. true false 12: Ida B. Wells and Booker T. Washington were supporters of the Ku Klux Klan. true false 13: The Industrial Revolution brought railroads, airplanes, and automobiles into American culture. true false 14: The division of labor, standard parts, and assembly line all began around the turn of the century (late 1800s - early 1900s) and play a role in mass production. true false 15: The Gilded Age was marked by concentrations of wealth and corrupt, laissez-faire capitalism. true false 16: John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, James J. Hill, and Henry Ford were all captains of industry during the Reconstruction Era. true false 17: Business monopolies were a controversial issue in America during the early 1900s. true false
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Given the nature and scope of the arguments in favor of natural rights and women's rights in these two documents , what key effects on european society would you attribute to the french revolution?
American history question? please help!!?
how did the first continental congress prepare the way for an armed uprising against britain?? and why did jefferson eliminate criticism of the slave trade from declaration of independence?
How does History help answer questions about the future?
The simple answer is that we are able to make a prognosis about things to come. We stay away from flames because we remember something from history (man being burned, a parent’s warning, a burn, etc.). So, we can properly judge that if we play with fire, we will get burned. It's like this with all things.When we know where we came from, we remember what we set out to do, so history is a compass. If we forget where we came from we become lost, walking in circles. We have nothing to measure progress with.