Ed Gein
On July 26, 1984, Ed Gein, a serial killer infamous for skinning human corpses, dies of complications from cancer in a Wisconsin prison at age 77.
I believe that it's Nebuchadnezzar II. He was known for many great architectural changes and such...
The 2nd & 3rd options
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Answer: The army faced many problems with organization, money, and
transportation. The Continental Army formed a special department, called the Quartermaster, to take care of getting needed items and delivering them to soldiers in the field. The Quartermaster asked each state and its people to help provide food, clothing, blankets and other items, but this did not result in having enough supplies to go around.
Also, There was not a lot of gold and silver in the American colonies. Paper money, or currency, became more and more worthless as the war went on. That meant that the Quartermaster could not easily purchase military supplies from Europe or food from local farmers.
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The statement is - True.
If we take in consideration the events that took place, and how each industrialized nation was behaving, it can easily be said that each of them thought that their own nation and culture are the best in the world, and that they are somehow superior compared to the others. Unfortunately, this type of thinking led to many conflicts and tensions, and eventually to the World Wars.
