The correct answers are as followed:
1) Take out all the missile sites - This would allow the immediate threat of the medium range ballistic missiles in Cuba to be disabled.
2) Conduct a military invasion- The goal of this strategy was to take over the sites where Soviet weapons already existed in order to prevent them from becoming fully functional.
3) Run a blockade or quarantine - This blockade/quarantine would stop future Soviet missiles from entering Cuba. However, it was a temporary solution and would do nothing to the missiles already in Cuba.
Ultimately, President Kennedy goes with a quarantine of Cuba. He uses the word quarantine instead of blockade because the term blockade insinuates an act of war. Both the US and Soviet Union at this time were trying to prevent an all out war.
Because they revolutionized sciences of the time. They all discovered many new things in their respective fields that were way above the level of European scientists. For example, al-Khwarizmi discovered algebra and made textbooks on complex mathematics, while Al-Razi for example made new discoveries in the field of therapy and developed fields like ophthalmology and pediatrics. Their works were translated into Latin because of how advanced for the time they were.<span />
It is true. Members from both the House of Representatives and the Senate can co-sponsor a bill.
<u>To co-sponsor a bill is to support a sponsor's bill</u>. A sponsor is a senator or representative that presents a bill or an amendment to a bill for consideration. The sponsor is the one who asks their colleagues to become co-sponsors of his/her bill. Therefore, co-sponsors, who can be members from the House of Representatives or the Senate, show their support by adding their names. Those who were listed as co-sponsors at the time of a bill's introduction are known as "original co-sponsors", while those who were added as co-sponsors later on, that is to say after the bill has been dropped, are known as "additional co-sponsors".
