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I’m pretty sure the answer is ( B )
Answer:Both the French and British leadership believed that peace could be saved only by the transfer of the Sudeten German areas from Czechoslovakia.
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Early Oil Discoveries
The presence of natural oil seeps in Texas had been known for hundreds of years before Europeans arrived in the area. Indians in Texas are said to have told European explorers that the substance had medicinal uses. In July 1543, the remnants of Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto's expedition, led by Luis de Moscoso Alvarado, were forced ashore along the Texas coast between Sabine Pass and High Island. Moscoso reported that the group found oil floating on the surface of the water and used it to caulk their boats.
Lyne T. Barret drilled Texas' first producing oil well in 1866 at Melrose in Nacogdoches County. The following year, Amory Reily Starr and Peyton F. Edwards brought in a well at nearby Oil Springs. Other wells followed, making Nacogdoches County the site of Texas' first commercial oil field, first pipeline and first effort to refine crude. Several thousand barrels of oil were produced, but the price of oil was not high enough to justify further efforts at development. While drilling for water in 1886, Bexar County rancher George Dullnig found a small quantity of oil, but he did not attempt commercial production.
City crews in Corsicana were also drilling for water in 1894, when they made the first economically significant oil discovery in Texas. That well was abandoned because the drillers needed to find water, not oil. But several producing oil wells were drilled in 1895 by Joseph S. Cullinan, who later helped found the Texas Company, which became Texaco. The first well-equipped refinery in Texas was built at this field, and despite the early efforts at Nacogdoches, it is usually called Texas' first refinery.
Answer:
The lack of punishment for Confederate leaders who fought against the Union
Explanation:
After the assassination of the President Abraham Lincoln, in 1865, his vice, Andrew Johnson was sworn in as the President. However, due to the various reasons, among which is the death of Abraham Lincoln and the huge number of lives lost during the American Civil war, the Congress sounght for immediate and strong demands for harsh policies in the South.
Hence, during the tenure of President Andrew Johnson, instead of punishing the Southern Leaders, he sought not to punish them, but move forward to hasten the to integrate them into the Union. This made the Congress to believe he has a soft stance and leniency towards the South, which later led to President Andrew Johnson impeachment in 1868, on the grounds of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Therefore, the main problem that Congress had with President Johnson's position on Reconstruction is The lack of punishment for Confederate leaders who fought against the Union
