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The good answer is:
It was the first major allied offensive in the Pacific.
Explanation:
US Marines launched a surprise attack in August 1941 against an air base of the Japanese built before. The campaign in the area of the Solomon Islands lasted 6 months. This strategic point was important for the control of the sea lines of communication between Australia and the USA. At the end of the battle in February 1943, the Japanese had lost two thirds of their 31,400 troops deployed .
The right answer is the development of the atomic bomb.
The full-scale development of a Nuclear bomb came after the Japanese attack in Pearl Harbor, and knowing Germany was leading nuclear uranium research. The project Manhattan was created. The project joined the most renowned scientist of the century with industry, military and thousands of ordinary Americans working at localities across the country to interpret original scientific discoveries into an entirely new kind of weapon, the Atomic Bomb. At its peak, the project employed 130,000 workers and, by the end of the war, had spent $2.2 billion.
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Millie Lamar was a traveling show personality, who did bookings across the country in dime museums, on vaudeville and variety stages and inside railroad tent circus side shows.
The long haired babes were sisters Florence and Mary Martin were "employees" of P.T. Barnum of New York during the 1800s.
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1. was the first major battle in the Civil War
2. was fought in 1860
3. were two ironclad steamships used by the Union and the Confederacy
4. Merrimack
5. General William Tecumseh Sherman
6. First Battle of Bull Run
7. Gettysburg
8. none of the above
9. meant the destruction of slavery in all Cofederate States
10. Lincoln's interpretation included African Americans
Answer:CARACAS, Venezuela — Thousands of opposition supporters marched to central Caracas on Saturday, defying a government ban on rallies in the Venezuelan capital’s core and testing a heavy police presence as the country struggled to emerge from its worst blackout in recent memory.
Clashes between the police and protesters were reported early in the day, but a cordon of officers stepped aside to allow the demonstrators to rally and hear from the opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
“We have to conquer public spaces in a peaceful manner,” Mr. Guaidó, standing atop a car, declared through a megaphone. “We have to prepare ourselves for very tough times.”
Power was intermittent in Caracas on Saturday, two days after the country went dark, and it remained off in large portions of the country’s west. Much of the country’s telecommunications network was offline after another power failure on Saturday, according to NetBlocks, an internet monitoring group. State utility workers say it will take days to fully restore the national grid.
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