<span>The American Colonies were an integral, yet increasingly autonomous part of the British Empire and economy. A vast empire, including the colonies plus Canada, parts of the Caribbean, southern Africa, the Middle East, India, and other territories ensured the British freedom of the seas. So a large and productive segment of the British holdings declaring independence would be a jolt on London/</span>
When the United States entered World War ll in Europe, American forces were first sent on a major offensive to A) Northern Europe. The first American hostile action against Axis forces was on September 14th, 1941, when USCGC Northland destroyed a German weather station in northeast Greenland. Greenland is considered to be apart of Northern Europe. Thus the answer is A) Northern Europe.
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Gerald Ford is your answer
The successor of Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, wanted the US public to place their trust in the US government again, so he pardoned Nixon. However, this led to public outrage, as the public believed that Nixon should serve in a court like all other US citizens who transgressed the law.
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<span>-cows weren't fenced in and could roam freely
-didn't have to put up fences or own land</span>
1:50,000 scale on a military map
