Will you see the atomic bomb was just to scare away Japan so they could back down from creating a war but I actually don't think it was necessary because it actually killed many innocent children and people that weren't even involved in this and they also dropped the second bomb which was obviously not appropriate mean I understand the first one but I don't understand why they would do the second one so therefore I would go with not dropping any bomb at all because they harm other innocent people
Answer: c. a spiral ending in a serpent head.
The Oseberg ship is a Viking ship that was found in a large burial mound in Norway. It is one of the finer artifacts to have survived from the Viking Era. The ship is almost entirely made of oak, and the bow, prow and stern of the ship are elaborately decorated with woodcarvings. It has 15 pairs of oar holes, meaning that 30 people could row the ship. One of the decorative features of the ship is a spiral ending in a serpent head, located at the prow of the ship.
The printing press
The invention of the printing press was a blessing in disguise to the Renaissance ideas, arts and classical works. It basically led to mass productions of literary works, and the dissemination of knowledge was hence revolutionized.
The correct answer is the Department of State
The Department of State is in charge of all the embassies and consulates and are key in making policies when dealing with foreign countries and in ensuring the well-being of the United States and its citizens. The department is led by the Secretary of State who is chosen by the President and is a part of their cabinet.
Even though there are no answer choices, here is some information that will help:
1) Buying on margin- Individuals bought stocks by putting 10% of their own money down and then borrowed the rest from the bank. When the Stock Market Crash in 1929 occurred, thousands of individuals lost their money and could not repay their loans.
2) Excessive spending on material goods- Due to the prosperous economy, millions of Americans spent money on luxury goods they could not afford to pay off, especially after the stock market crash.
3) Bank failures- Thousands of banks all across the US failed due to their lack of regulation and insistence on giving out a huge amount of bad loans.
