I think its the second one
<span>They became more concerned with foreign policy.
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Answer:
The events of the 1980s and 1990s helped to maintain world peace were the Persian Gulf war, the Iran-Iraq war, Lebanon war, the bombing of Libya, and the last stage of the cold war.
Explanation:
These events were the major events that allowed world peace to be kept in between the 1980s and the 1990s, however, they did it because they threatened it. It is very complicated, but the reasons are that these weren't high scalation conflicts, they were local conflicts and didn't clash the major party's that could trigger a world conflict directly. They only participated indirectly, by providing support to the participating party's.
1. The western technology aided among other social and political factors in the conquest and control of Asian and African peoples, facilitating the domination against this groups using more advanced weapons. For example, The african forces used weapons such as swords, arrows or old guns while the European colonist used more modern artillery.
2. The National Assembly was a national constituent formed by revolutionary people during the French Revolution in May, 1789. It was known The Third State while the first state was a group of nobles and The Second State was the clergy. The National Assembly spoke against class privilege. For instance, the first and Second state did not pay taxes while the people from the third state were paying it. Consequently, They fought against this inequality and ended up with Feudalism.
3. The first Industrial revolution had on effects on the growth of industries with the use of energy taken from coat for mainly manufacturing textile. The optimization of minerals such as iron for industries was important, too. On the other hand The second Industrial Revolutions had an impact on communication and the spread of information with the invention of the telegraph, the telephone and the invention of the bulb of light patented by Thomas Edison in 1878.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Fletcher Henderson
A pioneer in the emerging swing style of jazz; his charts featured a call-and-response that would pit the reeds against the brass, which became a model for most of the swing bands that followed; "Wrappin' It Up" was one of his band's notable pieces
He was an American pianist, bandleader, arranger and composer. Most important in the development of big band jazz and swing music. He was one of the most notable black musical arrangers and thought to be one of the most influential arrangers and bandleaders in jazz history. Henderson's influence was extensive. He helped bridge the gap between the Dixieland and the swing eras. He was often known as Smack Henderson (because ne could make a smacking with his lips as part of the arrangement).
