It allowed the people to vote on whether or not they want slavery. This meant that the states with people who wanted slavery could have it regardless of the congress and that's exactly what happened. It relieved tension because people could choose and the congress couldn't bother them.
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What challenges did the American revolutionaries face at the start of the war? The British had the strongest navy in the world and a well trained army. Also, America had a significantly smaller population. America lacked a lot of weapons and ammunition and didn't have experience.
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Nigeria's most important things is oil, huge land to grow crops, and rubber and cacao (for chocolate and cocoa) is also important in Nigeria.
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From the outset of the crisis, Kennedy and ExComm determined that the presence of Soviet missiles in Cuba was unacceptable. The challenge facing them was to orchestrate their removal without initiating a wider conflict–and possibly a nuclear war.
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Okay, so Joseph McCarthy was a hated U.S. senator from Wisconsin. He was so unpopular he was labeled the worst senator in the United States and he knew he could never get re-elected. So, he knew that many Americans feared Communism and he capitalized on this fact by saying he had a list of over 200 government executives who are under suspicion of being Communist spies who are trying to infiltrate the government and send secrets back to the Soviet Union. This struck fear into many Americans because why would we want the U.S. to be Communist. It was a scary thought and this began the mistrust in the U.S. government. Anyway, McCarthy's famous Communist witch hunt trials ensued which accused and tried high up government officials of Communist sympathies. This practice of accusing people of something without real evidence began to be called McCarthyism. The feeling during this time closely resembled the Salem Witch Hunt/Trials of the 1600's in America.
