Answer: No, Napoleon should not have kept news of his defeats out of the newspapers and media heres why. History has proven time and time again that withholding information from the people leads to mistrust with government. The people will evbentually find out, and question why the goverment withheld information. Having a transparent government and letting the people of the nation know when they have been defeated leads the people to trust the government.
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The Industrial Revolution required raw materials and markets that the colonies had, and was facilitated by naval power the colonies both required and encouraged. Yes, raw materials came to England from the colonies and were converted into manufactured goods.
The Civil Rights Act fought tough opposition in the House and a lengthy, heated debate in the Senate before being approved in July 1964. For the signing of the historic legislation, Johnson invited hundreds of guests to a televised ceremony in the White House’s East Room.
True if not then false but I think it’s true :)
Based on the given passage above from Sarah Pike Conger's letter home, the claim that this excerpt might support is that, <span>Europeans thought the Japanese were superior to the Chinese. The answer for this would be option B. Hope this answers your question. Have a great day!</span>
