The answer for your question is D. political revolution. A political revolution is an upheaval in which the government is replaced, or the form of government altered, but in which property relations are predominantly left intact. It <span> for a sudden and dramatic change in political power. I hope that helps you.</span>
The student protest at Tiananmen Square of 1989 failed because the government was in chaos.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
The death of Hu Yaobang enraged a lot of people, especially the students, leading to a lot of protests. During the initial stages of the protest, the government of China was reluctant to take any action against the rising protests, because the government was in chaos.
Some officials of the government wanted to respond with violence, whereas some voted to respond in a non violent manner. It lead to a lot of confusions, but finally the Hardliners won the debate and responded by imposing martial law on the protesting people in Beijing.
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Radical Republicans were upset about both plans because they wanted to destroy all political power of farmer slave owners. They were known as "radical" republicans because they wanted to give full citizenship for African Americans so can have the right to vote.
The correct answer is D) It describes how presidents can use the State of the Union to publicize their goals.
How does paragraph 8 contribute to the development of ideas in the text?
Answer:
It describes how presidents can use the State of the Union to publicize their goals.
This is the correct answer because that paragraph talks about the way the United States President used the State of the Union Address to inform Congress and the American people about the situation of the country in politics, economy, security, and more.
But nowadays, the situation has changed and the US President uses public relations programs to appear before the media and tries to influence public opinion through mass media.
Answer: Oil.
Japan wanted southern Indochina's supply of oil as they were starved for it and unable to maintain their military. On the same day they attacked Pearl Harbour they also attacked the Philippines to gain access to this oil. The attack on Pearl Harbour was to prevent any armada of US ships from retaking the Philippines, which they succeeded at doing.
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