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The correct answer is E. Quick drove the Iraqi army out of Kuwait.
Operation Sand Storm took place from the 17th of January 1991 to the 28th of February 1991. It was part of the Gulf War, and in this fase the United States lead other 35 nations against the Iraqui army, who had invaded Kuwait, to free the latter.
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Answer:
B
Explanation:
That's an awful lot of points. You can get our attention with 10 or 15.
A: not true. That sounds like communism.
C: not true either. I know of no government that bases ownership on those who buy the products. If it happens, it is a very small percentage where the employees themselves buy the products they make and sell.
D: The government can own businesses. In Canada, our governments used to own oil companies and air lines and part ownership in other businesses (which makes us sound socialistic which we are).
The answer is B. Private companies own the factories that produce their products. Think companies like Ford and General Motors and Exxon to name just a very few. Most of the Dow 30 fall into this category. There are exceptions. Some of the Dow 30 are things like computer software. So they don't have factories as such.
The ancestors of the Navajo and Apache people are generally considered to be the Ancestral Pueblos, which includes the Anasazis, the Mogollon and the Hohokam people. These groups arrived in the area from the North, and became the first farmers in the Four Corners region (where the states of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona meet today). There is evidence of farming in this region as early as 2000 BCE.
The Navajo culture was influenced by other peoples of the region in several ways. Some of the traditions that the Navajo had were impacted by the contact with the Pueblos, including basket-making, weaving, ceramics and social organization. However, some traditions remained unchanged. For example, while the Ancestral Pueblos were agricultural communities, the Navajo and Apache remained hunter-gatherers.
