Answer: Three executive departments.
Explanation: In 1789, Congress created three executive departments know as: Foreign Affairs (later renamed State), Treasury, and War.
There were several factors that moved America towards independence from Britain. They are as followed:
1) The development of an American culture- Even though the colonists were still part of Great Britain during the 18th century, many of these individuals were natives of the colonies and had never even been to Great Britain before. This is a huge transformation from when settlers came here originally to find freedom from religious persecution during the early 16th and17th centuries.
2) Colonists being forced to into wars they did not want to fight in- The British army was constantly fighting with other European powers like France in North America. This resulted in colonists being part of wars they did not want to be in (like the French and Indian War).
Answer:
The Japanese violated the Geneva Convention during World War II.
Explanation:
The Japanese violation of the Geneva Conventions remains in an intense debate. During World War II, Japanese soldiers violated the terms and regulations of the Geneva Conventions. According to the Japanese, Prisoner of War did not deserve compassionate treatment. Japanese troops treated brutally to thousands of American and Philippine POWs on the Bataan Death March. It is estimated that about more than 5,000 men killed through starvation, execution, and beatings.
Answer:
The correct answer is D. Mannerism emerged in the courts of Rome in the 1520s and defied the perfection of the High Renaissance.
Explanation:
Mannerism was a period in the history of art and music that went from about 1520 to the beginning of the 17th century. The very name Mannerism originates from the Italian word maniera, which really means "stylish behavior" with emphasis on simple elegance, balance and harmony. In the context of art (including music) and artists (including composers and musicians), the word "mannerism" is most commonly used in the context of open light and often excessive bravery, virtuosity and whimsical behavior. Mannerism is the transitional period between the High Renaissance and the Baroque. Examples of well-known mannerists are Pontormo, Parmigianino and El Greco.
