The answer would be A. The Japanese were determined to fight to the end, even if defeat was inevitable. Japan ended up fighting till the end and ignored the warnings.
It was the trial of John Peter Zegner that represented an important step toward developing a free press in the colonies, since this case ruled in favor of Zegner, who had spoken ill against the governor.
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Exports were mainly cotton, tobacco, furs, skins, salt meat, flaxseed, rice, tar, turpentine, and pitch. By 1840, these packets were sturdy three-masted ships of 1,000 tons, almost all built in New York shipyards.
Corn: Most Exported From The US
The U.S is the number one exporter of corn and controls 39% of the export market, followed by Argentina (17%) and Brazil (14%).
Explanation:
Some Americans saw President Coolidge as a welcome change when he became president for several reasons, first when he cut a lot of taxes when only the top 2% paid while the majority spent their money as they wished. Secondly, Coolidge decreased the national debt which became the greatest decrease witnessed in American history. Thirdly, he advocated for equality reforms by advocating for African-American civil rights and giving Native Americans citizenship. Most Americans acknowledge Coolidge for his accomplishments.
