How many documents made up the Treaty for the Purchase for the Louisiana Territory

The japanese word that refers to the "divine wind" of the massive typhoon that destroyed the invading mongol fleet of khubilai k

ser-zykov [4K]

The correct answer is Kamikaze

Although it originally referred to the winds that prevented Kublai Khan from invading Japan in the 13th century on two occasions, this word is more famous because of world war two in which the pilots who crashed their planes into their opponents were dubbed so as the propaganda stated that they were the divine wind that saves Japan.

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2 years ago

how dose a long war with a high number of casualties generally affect civilians and soldiers opinions of their government ?

prisoha [69]

Answer:

World War I is an example of the way wars tend to lose popular support after many years and mounting causalities. By 1917, the European public began to denounce the war and call for peace. Many soldiers, too, lost their resolve and deserted.

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2 years ago

What happens to the seats in the house of representatives every decade?

ANTONII [103]

Congress redistributes or reapportion the seats in the House every decade using a census.

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3 years ago

According to the English bill of rights, who had to agree to taxation for it to be lawful

Dima020 [189]

Answer:

Parliament / The People

Explanation:

The English Bill of Rights 1689 had forbidden the imposition of taxes without the consent of Parliament; however, the colonists had no representation in Parliament. As such, the taxes violated the guaranteed rights of the colonists. ( No representation = Unlawful taxation. )

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3 years ago

Compare the federal government's role in the fight against communism with its role in the fight against racial discrimination. H

DedPeter [7]

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

If we make a comparison between the federal government's role in the fight against communism with its role in the fight against racial discrimination, we find considerable differences.

During the Red Scare of the 1920s, the federal government of the United States was very concerned about the presence of anarchists and communists in the United States territory. That is why US President Woodrow Wilson ordered the Department of Justice to initiate the Palmer Raids to arrest communists and anarchists.

During the Second Red Scare in the times of Wisconsin Republican Senator Joseph McCartney, he accused the presence of communists in the interior of the US federal government and the military. The problem was that he accused but never presented valid evidence.

One way or the other the federal government was worried, concerned, and act in many different ways.

Regarding the fight against racial discrimination, the federal government has acted very differently. It seems that the government is not as interested as in the above-mentioned cases. It seems that it has not the same political interest as in the case of anarchism or communism. Truly, racism is not the first thing on the political agenda of the US.

How involved were citizens in these fights?

Citizens basically reacted with fear during the Red Sacre times. The government and mass media told them to be fearful of communist, and they were afraid. And they started to accuse people with no evidence at all.

Regarding the fight against racism, here it seems that some US citizens are more concerned about this issue and have actively participated in public demonstrations.

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2 years ago