I think you're looking for the name for this event? This is eclipse, and more specifically solar eclipse: when the Sun cannot be seen because it is covered by the moon between the Sun and Earth
British oppression of American colonies triggered political and civil unrest. Many protests were demonstrated which were vital events that led to American Revolution.
Explanation:
The British colonies in America suffered a shortage of money and lack of funds to trade their goods and British Crown had regulated the issue of paper money to American colonies through currency act which made colonies to bear huge price rise of commodities.
Sugar and stamp and tea act were implied on sugar, tea and other printed materials which oppressed the American colonies to bear heavy taxes. Quartering act forced the American colonies to provide food and shelter. Boston tea party act which forced the patriots to dump huge loads of tea leaves sacks into the sea.
Option D
Wartime repression of dissent and free speech culminated in: the Red Scare
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Red Scare began to a series of movements that had an intense and surviving influence on the U.S. administration and community. The climate of panic and repression associated with the Red Scare subsequently established to expedite by the developed 1950s. Simply unitedness of several suspicious actions that transpired through the time of anticommunist excitement perceived as the Red Scare.
As the Red Scare strengthened, its administrative mood utilized frequently hidebound. Selected administrators from both significant parties endeavored to depict themselves as constant anticommunists, and some personalities presumed to examine the controversial tactics utilized to strike doubtful extremists.
This is evidenced by the flag that was flown over the Alamo. It was the Mexican tricolor of red, white and green modified by having 1824 sewn into the white strip. The 1824 stood for the liberal constitution that Mexico had adopted right after independence from Spain.
I believe the answer is: <span>18"-24"
This indicates that countries in north america are considered as 'low-contact' cultures.
Low contact cultures are the type of culture that put a high value on personal privacy. When interacting with new people, members of low contact culture tend to avoid things such as hugs or kisses like people from high contact culture.</span>
