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A frontier represents uncharted territory. It could be a remote piece of land or a new field of study, but if someone calls it "the frontier," you are challenged to explore it.
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Wasn’t it because they where small and could fit in small places. I took the test a while ago so I don’t remember that much so if i’m wrong sorry
I would support US aid to China, as i helped both Americans and Chinese.
Japan couldn't focus entirely on eastern (Pacific) front, it also had to fight against Chinese guerillas, who were a bigger threat thanks to american support.
From Chinese perspective, thanks to US help they were able to better resist invading army.
As for Lend-lease, I would also support this act, as it helped USSR in earlier parts of the war, when red army was significantly underequipped. In later part of the war Lend Lease helped in regards to logistics, and since the distances on eastern front were huge it has sped up russian progress a lot. Consequently Nazi war crimes were ended more rapidly.
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Based on Dove’s experiences, it can be inferred that the school’s educational and social goals were based on the male-dominant European American culture of the time; a culture of which Dove was not familiar. They punished her for actions that did not reflect the perfect image that the school had created of its students, and did not allow her to speak in her native language. Her goals and the school's goals did not align, causing conflict and her "failure" educationally. Dove also did not conform to the social goals taught by the school, as she was eventually married to a man, in an attempt to embrace the social norms of the school she was taught at. The marriage resulted in failure, and ended shortly. The goals of the school, both educationally and socially, were not intended to embrace individuality, but to develop a sense of similarity between the different students raised in that environment, in an attempt to force them to fit the perfect picture of what an American should be.