Answer:
A handprint on the bottom left corner.
Explanation:
It isn't known who left the mark, as the document was rolled, bagged, and transported by wagons and ships.
The correct answer is <em><u>option C. The Senate committee that investigated Joseph McCarthy's original claim of communists in the government concluded that the charges were completely done without merit. </u></em> Senator Joseph McCarthy was a republican member of the U.S Congress as a representative of the state of Wisconsin. He served from 1947 until his death in 1957. He is best known for being the leader of a hunt of "communists" infiltrated in the U.S government. In 1950 the senator stated that there were more than 200 members of the government that were, in fact, communists. In 1954 he accused the Army of the United States to be "soft" on communism, and he conducted hearings to prove this, that were broadcasted on television. These hearings were a complete failure for the intents of McCarthy, and a lack of evidence ended up in no charges being made against any member of the Army. The Senator was also censured by the Congress for his actions, and started to lose all of his influence at Congress after this.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Because she is a lil cute
