In the early 1900s, Sanford Dole convinced the people of C. Puerto Rico to turn on their ruler.
It was a form of American foreign policy to further it's aims in Latin America and east Asia through use of its economic power by guaranteeing loans made to foreign countries
Answer: Progressive era 1890 - 1920.
Explanation:
The progressive era is a period of democratization of institutions and society in the united states. In this context, many positive changes have taken place in American society. However, this policy has had a global impact on several occasions. Primarily the American-Spanish war that took place after the American media wrote about Spanish violence in Cuba. These headlines greatly encouraged the authorities in the United States to start a war with Spain. Another echo of that policy is a reflection of President Woodward Wilson’s administrative action in the field of international politics. It is an effort to form a League of Nations to prevent future wars in the world.
They are important because without them there would be chaos. Checks and balances is basically checking on the others. The separation is for the three branches(Executive, Legislative, Judiciary) , each have the power to do their own duty; so there would not be just ONE person who takes over.
The significance of retreating so often to the secret field behind the house is that Denver feels that Beloved’s interested gaze sends her to a place “beyond appetite” and that looking at Beloved is “food enough.” Beloved provides emotional sustenance for Denver in a way that Sethe never could, because Denver is simultaneously responsible for and dependent upon Beloved. Beloved’s constant neediness is most like an infant’s desire for its mother; when Sethe is not there for Beloved, Denver becomes a sort of surrogate mother figure. She is forced out of her role as a daughter and into a more adult role that involves working in the interest of another’s welfare.The language used to describe Denver’s relationship with Beloved is loaded with the vocabulary of need and desire.
