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Early in the morning of Sunday 7 December 1941, hundreds of Japanese aircraft launched a surprise assault on the US naval base at Pearl Harbor, killing more than 2,400 Americans. Jonny Wilkes talks to Professor Robert Cribb about whether the United States would still have entered World War II without, as their president put it, a “date which will live in infamy”
Jerusalem was conquered by Louis and Conrad
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1. He named delegates for the state constitutional convention
Explanation:
In 1869, he was elected Governor of Texas, winning over Andrew Hamilton. During the reconstruction, Davis's opponents accused him of violating the first amendment to the Constitution. On July 22, 1870, Texas police began fighting state crime, including against racial crimes, which sparked protests from former slaveholders and supporters of segregation. Davis also created the "state guard" and "reserve militia" units, which became the forerunners of the Texas National Forces. Davis' Governorate was marked by support for African American civil rights. Davis was very unpopular among the former Confederates, but he was considered a hero of the Union army and earned respect from Hispanic citizens in the border area of Rio Grande.
I thing the colonists felt great knowing they could get independence but scared of the war. Imagine being a family man not knowing if you would ever see them again but at the same time knowing you could help them?
The correct answer is Italy
Italy was divided into smaller city states that governed themselves and the area around them. Such states were places like Florence or Venice or Rome or similar. Garibaldi was a key figure in the unification of these states under the Italian banner since they all shared the same language and common history and they became a single country.