There were two changes that the people recommended to the Articles of the Confederation: granting Congress the power to regulate foreign and domestic trade and provide a funding structure that could raise money from state treasuries.
These Articles of Confederation constituted the first government document of the United States. They were approved by the Second Continental Congress, after several months of debate. It was a non-binding guideline until it was ratificated four years after it was approved. The Articles of Confederation are considered one of the four founding documents of the nation.
Answer: An extended siege.
Explanation:
General Ulysses S. Grant had first tried to take Vicksburg in 1862 but failed and had to try again because Vicksburg was a very important town that sat on the Mississippi river and would give the Union control of the river if it fell.
After Grant defeated General John C. Pemberton close to Vicksburg, Pemberton retreated to Vicksburg where he was trapped by Grant who fended off attacks to liberate the city and constantly bombarded it from Union positions.
Ordering his soldiers to build 15 miles of trenches around Vicksburg, Grant was able to starve the city for 47 days such that Pemberton was forced to surrender to the Union.
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The correct answer is: The Nazis arrested Jewish men and destroyed Jewish building.
Explanation:
Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass) refers to an incident that occurred in Nazi Germany in 1938, as a part of the systematic persecution of Jews (the Holocaust).
In October 1938, approximately 15,000 Polish Jews were expelled from Germany and deported on the Polish border. After that, a seventeen-year-old Herchel Grünspan assassinated a German consul in Paris, because he wanted to revenge for the deportation of his parents to Poland.
The Nazis declared this act as a part of a worldwide Jewish conspiracy and decided to destroy hundred of Jewish buildings, including synagogues, cemeteries, schools, homes, and Jewish-owned businesses. The Nazis also arrested 30,000 Jewish men and transferred them to concentration camps.
Also, Nazis immediately imposed a fine of one billion reichsmarks, and they took from the Jewish people all their shop and business, leaving them practically without anything, totally excluded from the German economy.
