Answer:
i dont know the answer but i can narrow it down between (b. and d.)
Explanation:
Answer: 2, 1, 5, 4, 3
Explanation:
In 1991, barely 8 months into his rule, President Jean-Bertrand Aristide was ousted from power but was reinstated wuth help from the United States of America.
In 1993 the first Oslo Accord was signed in Washington DC between the Israeli Government and the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) as the start of a peace process aimed at giving Palestinians management of their own affairs.
After the Tutsi Genocide of Rwanda in early 1994, Paul Kagame and his Rwanda Patriotic Front invaded Rwanda and stopped the killings. Millions of Hutu fled to DRC for fear of retaliation and the conditions in the camps were so bad that in July Clinton ordered and airlight to supply them with food.
In 1994, Clinton denounced Iran as a rogue terrorism sponsoring state and in May 1995 signed executive orders that prohibited almost all trade between the US and Iran.
On the 3rd of September 1996, Clinton ordered a missile strike against Iraq when Saddam Hussein was threatening to attack a Kurdistan town.
Therefore the following is the correct order.
1. Coup removed Haitian President
2. Oslo Accords signed
3. Clinton orders air drops in Rwanda.
4. Clinton orders trade sanctions against Iran for harboring terrorists.
5. missile attack against Iraq.
22 percent of them are hope this helps
Answer:
What do you mean do you have a worksheet
Explanation:
According to the Supremacy Clause of Article 6 in the United States Constitution, if a state law goes against the Constitution, then the state law would be overturned and made null and void. All the laws that are passed by the Federal government would be treated as Supreme law of the land. It is globally accepted in the United States that the Constitution is the ultimate and supreme in regards to the laws of the land. The laws made by the federal Government would be treated as supreme unless it violates the rules laid down by the Constitution of United States. The United Supreme Court has the power to decide if the law is in violation of the Constitution or not.
