It symbolizes the readiness of the United States to protect
its territories with the use of force if need be. After its westward expansion, the U.S. was
now able to exert its full authority in the continent and made it clear that it
would not tolerate any interference from outside countries on its territories.
Yes, unity is a surefire strategy
If my memory serves me well, complete statement looks like this: The French writer <span>Honoré de Balzac</span> was one of many to use prostitution as a metaphor for the corruption, materialism and desperation of urban living in the nineteenth century. This metaphor reflects the venality of government and society, and it's still actual today.
The answer is B) India
The last rebellion of 1857 was brutally controlled by the British Army. However, after the First World War, it was apparent that the British Empire was weak, both politically and economically.
This was seen by many in India, the best time to launch an active Independence movement against the colonists.
The struggle of the Indian people was seen by people all over the world, as a cry for Independence on self-rule.
