Answer:
Agreements
Explanation:
The National Incident Management System [NIMS] which aims at improving the nations response to emergencies have come up with a collection of methods and principles that would be used by the Non-governmental organisations, private sector and local, state and federal emergency managers.
NIMS designed a set of self-assessment for these groups that could be used to ascertain their communications and information management systems preparedness. The document contains a key information on agreement, and it was clearly stated that it must be executed between stakeholders to make sure that the items stated within plans and procedures must be in affect when an incident happens. It specifies all of the communications systems and platforms that parties will use to share information.
Answer:
firsthand: coming from experience from a work background or personal experience.
Example: "I have no firsthand experience working with this"
secondhand: been given from a previous owner, by force/gift.
example: "I inhaled secondhand smoke from someone next to me that was smoking."
Source: A source is like a blog when researching information
example: I had to cite my source in MLA format
The two groups were the New england colonist and the British. The British wanted to stay in control of America and the taxes. The colonists wanted to make their own country(America) independent from the British king so he wouldn’t be the king.
Answer:
B. North Africa
Explanation:
The US entered the war as an ally to Britain and France with Operation Torch , a major offensive in a series of struggles to control the Suez Cannal and access pointos to oil from the Middle East coming from Asia.
The oil became a strategic resource since modern armies demanded high amounts of it to mobilize.
The allied forces reduces the presence of the Axis in Egypt, and enabled a landing of troops into Southern Europe, as a second frontline which the USSR so long had been requesting since invasion by Germany with Operation Barbarossa took place-
As such Operation Torch was the first mass involvement of US troops in the European–North African dispute, witnessing a major US air strike carried in cooperation with the Royal airforce.
