<span>World War I engineers developed radar, and World War II participants used it to break the German code</span>
Answer:
A
Explanation:
While a small amount of air support was provided, it was nowhere near enough to wipe out all of Castro's airforce. This resulted in Cuba still having an air force, and easily destroyed the Bay of Pigs invasion.
The unification of Germany under Otto Von Bismarck demonstrates the "power of nationalism," since before nationalism became a prominent force in European culture, the idea of having a strong nation based on racial backgrounds was not important.
As far as I am concerned, the main thing what proved being a major hardship for settlement in the New England colonies is <span>Exporting raw materials to England. As for me, the second option from the scale represented below the attached question is the most suitable answer that really makes sense while the rest of options are extra.</span>
After a loss at Chesapeake by the British navy, Parliament was taken over by the French