<span><span> 1.Hadean eonsometimes called Age of Mammals </span><span>2.Archean eontoxic atmosphere; first bacteria </span><span>3.Proterozoic eonbuildup of oxygen first eukaryotes </span><span>4.Phanerozoic eoncurrent eon </span><span>5.Paleozoic eratime of the dinosaurs </span><span>6.Mesozoic eralargest mass extinction in Earth's history </span><span>7.Cenozoic era<span>formation of the solar system</span></span></span>
No unless he is commanded to by his superiors
<span> Because the </span>United States<span> failed to </span>become<span> a member of the League of Nations. Indeed, </span>isolationism<span> would persist for a few more decades. Well During the 1920s. Then </span>American<span> foreign affairs took a back seat.</span>
The issue that historians can gain insight from on this excerpt is the Southern Secession. In 1860 and 1861, eleven southern states declared they wanted to succeed.