Answer:
True
Explanation:
PLACES INCLUDED Albania. 2009. Belgium. 1949. Bulgaria. 2004. Canada. 1949. Croatia. ...
Denmark. 1949. Estonia. 2004. France. 1949. Germany. 1955. ...
Iceland. 1949. Italy. 1949. Latvia. 2004. Lithuania. 2004. ...
Netherlands. 1949. North Macedonia. 2020. Norway. 1949. Poland. 1999. ...
Slovakia. 2004. Slovenia. 2004. Spain. 1982. Turkey. 1952.
In the Bill of Rights , In the Constitution , and in the Declaration of Independence
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The Age of Imperialism
During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the United States pursued an aggressive policy of expansionism, extending its political and economic influence around the globe. That pivotal era in the history of our nation is the subject of this on-line history.
Contents
Expansion in the Pacific:
A Letter to an Emperor
Footholds in the Pacific
The Spanish-American War:
Remember the Maine
A Splendid Little War
A Gift from the Gods
The Boxer Rebellion
The Panama Canal
U.S. Intervention in Latin America
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Answer:
The education of plains indian children traditionally did not include: <u>books.</u>
Explanation:
The Indians or also knowns as native americans, that lived in the Great Plains did not always count with formal education, or educatioanl institutions. Misioners fisrt went there to try to teach them and give them an education, and bring them Christianity.
Before European misioners arrived, plains idians had their own way of passing or teaching about their history and values. So at the beginning they did not used books.