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A) The Space Race was between these two countries: the US and the Soviet Union, the two global superpowers of the time.
B) It began in the 1950s when the Soviet Union launched into space a satellite named Sputnik. The Sputnik was the first ever man-made object that successfully entered and orbited in space.
D) At the beginning of the Space Race, the Soviet Union was winning, completing many accomplishments, such as sending the first man to space (though not on the moon), the first dog to space, etc.
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I do not believe C is the correct answer, as many Americans did in fact pay attention to the space race, and constantly looked out for sources regarding the space exploration and 'race'.
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<span>Which best describe the tenets of the Bush Doctrine of the early 2000s? unilateralism, idealism. Which foreign affairs policy includes a specific focus on fostering democracy? the New World Order. What was the biggest challenge in foreign policy facing US presidents in the 1990s? the terrorist attacks on the United States.</span><span>
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If a local government has plans to build a new transit station on a site where several homes are currently located and the residents would not want to move, then the fifth amendment can be used where it says that the government could take the land but the government should pay a fair enough price to the owners of the land. This part of the Fifth Amendment is called the Taking Clause where it stresses out the a private property should be not be taken for public without a just compensation. The people who made this clause are land property owners who has a certain degree of mistrust of the government power.
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