Answer:
Both
Explanation:
The americans encouraged it a lot, although it was not their idea, it was the governments. So technically the answer is none, but at because it wasnt the military nor the people, it was the government. At the same time though, it was both because the military kind of works with the government and your everday american encouraged it to happen with no protests at all before, afterwards, or during so.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "D) The power of the government is limited." a representative democracy similar to a constitutional monarchy is that D) The power of the government is limited.<span>
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Fallout Lore!!, just kidding. The US became very patriotic but was also constantly worried about the threat of total atomic annihilation. This caused many somewhat wealthy people to build actual fallout shelters in their backyards, especially during the fifties and sixties. Other than people almost constantly worrying about the cold war going hot, I can't think of much more going on at least in the US
It convinced France to help the colonies in their struggle
Explanation:
- Burgoyne's quest to cut off New England from the southern colonies began well, but was slowed down by logistical problems.
- Burgoyne won a small tactical victory over General Gates and the Continental Army at the battle of Freeman's Farm on September 19 with considerable losses.
- His gains were nullified when he was attacked again on October 7 by the Americans at the Battle of Bemis Heights and captured part of the British defense system.
- Burgoyne was therefore forced to retreat, and his army was surrounded by a much larger US army near Saratoga, forcing him to surrender on October 17th.
- News of Burgoyne's surrender was the reason for France to formally enter the war as an ally of the Americans, though it had previously provided supplies, ammunition and cannon.
- The official involvement of France turned this war into a world war. This battle also resulted in the Spanish contribution to the war on the US side.
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It is <span>A. "urbanization"
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