<span>30 North, 90 West For latitude and longitude. :)</span>
Answer:
If the person receives blood with the wrong antigen, then the body will attach and reject it. (Second option)
Explanation:
No matter the condition of the patient, whether they have a disease or not, when receiving blood, cross-match is always done to ensure that you are getting the right blood that is compatible with your blood. We check for blood type and Rh factor. If you get blood that does not lack the same antigen as your blood type, your immune system will react to the foreign antigen and destroy it, which in turn rejects it. These types of complications can be detected right away, but it can also be very deadly.
The correct answer is the <span>"pro-life, pro-family" coalition
This was the coalition organized by </span><span>Phyllis Schlafly who was notorious for her campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment and her support of family life and her fight against things like abortions. She did manage to win in the end since the Equal Rights Amendment never got ratified and was forgotten since it didn't get passed in the adequate amount of time.</span>
During this time period, the US had started to expand towards the West. The British, still trying to reclaim their previous colony back, decided to arm and rouse the Native American tribes that live west of the US to fight against the US. This resulted in the American Indian War, which was fought between the US and numerous amounts of Indian tribes. The victor however was the US (as seen today, because the US spans from west coast to east, instead of the East & Lousiana purchase only)
They were also on the route to fighting the War of 1812, which was Britians official second war with the US in trying to regain their former colony back (US won)
hope this helps :D
<span>Saddam Hussein went to war with Iran because of his fear from the Shiites majority in Iraq.
In 1979, the Iranian revolution succeeded. Saddam was afraid it would spread to Iraq, so he tried to destroy the new Iranian regime. He brought up the issue of the border & the water war (propaganda). But he wanted the Iranian oil fields in the near the border to tip the scale of power to his favor. However, he got trapped in a long war, which lasted for 8 years.
For a similar reason, he decided to invade Kuwait. After the war with Iran, Iraq's economy was destroyed. Soldiers returned home & were shocked at the troubles they found. Saddam was afraid that the unhappy Iraqis who got used to war would unleash their fury on him. So, he decided to send them to Kuwait. Either they succeed to steal its wealth, or he gets rid of them in another war. This is why he kept the enlisted in the front lines, while the loyal Republican Guard was kept behind to bug away.</span>
