I think it's the revolutionary war.
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The reason SOME people think it's bad for America is because they take a narrow view at the bill. Yes, it's true some people were temporarily unemployerd due to outsourcing jobs overseas. But EVERYONE, including those people, now pay much, much less for goods that otherwise would've been more expensive. And with that extra money, they can spend more, save more, or generally have more discretionary spending-- which keeps the economy chugging along. That benefit of free trade far, far, far outweighs the job losses. And even those job loses are temporary.
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A) Russia’s scorched-earth policy
C) The harsh Russian winter
The French invasion of Russia began on June 24, 1812. Napoleon, leading the Grande Armée, attempted to defeat the Russian army and compel Tsar Alexander I to stop trade with Britain.
The campaign was a turning point in the Napoleonic Wars. It was the bloodiest of Napoleon's campaigns, and it was considered a complete disaster. The Russian army kept retreating, and using a scorched-earth policy (they destroyed everything in their path to make sure the French ran out of provisions). After staying in Moscow for a month, the French army began to move again. However, winter had started, and it was catastrophic for the French. They lacked food, many died from hypothermia and attacks from Cossacks. From the original 680,000 soldiers (largest army in history up to that point), only 27,000 remained.
