Answer:
It depends.
Explanation:
It depends; Ukraine is our (The United State's) ally, but the Government has done close to nothing to help them through this war. However, we as citizens can do our best to donate food, weapons, clothing, baby supplies and more to help the small country of Ukraine fight against Russia.
Another thing to think about is the Russian soldiers themselves. Putin (President of Russia) has tricked the soldiers into thinking that Ukraine wanted them to take over because their leaders were treating them terribly. Of course this is untrue, but the Soldiers believed it, and have actually come up to Ukraine citizens asking for food and other supplies, because they think that they are both on the same side.
So at the end of the day, there are a lot of factors to analyze (some of which I didn't mention, because I wanted to keep this a reasonably sized answer rather than basically an essay, but also because I think you should do some reseaarch of your own.), and your answer really just depends on a lot of people, and what they will do next to help or to hurt Ukraine/Russia. I would say to do what you can to help Ukraine for two main reasons:
- People of all ages are dying, suffering, being seperated from their familes, and those people are of all ages; ranging form infants to the elderly.
- Ukraine is the Breadbasket of Europe, and makes 11.5% of the worlds wheat. If Russia takes Ukraine over and does not immediatley start reviving Ukraine's percentage of wheat production, we could lose that 11.5 percentage, and the price for anything that uses wheat will skyrocket.
Answer:
In the North, slavery had largely disappeared by the 1830s. Still, racial prejudice and discrimination remained. Few African Americans had the right to own property and vote.
Most communities in the North did not allow African Americans to attend public schools. Many communities also kept them from using other public services. African Americans often had to attend poor-quality schools and go to hospitals that were reserved only for them.
Explanation:
Currently, the strongest branch of America's government is the Executive branch.
While the branches were once co-equal, the Presidency has taken on a life of its own with the ability to wage war without Congressional approval and to dictate the terms to Congress without much push back.
Yes the tax remained on tea
