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<em>Hello There. The Correct sentence to this is The one </em>success<em> the </em>policy<em> had was that it helped bankrupt the Soviet Union. Not only </em>in<em> terms of nuclear proliferation, but also </em>in<em> trying to spread their sphere of influence. That led to the end, when Soviet Russia could no longer control their European satellites, </em>and<em> then the Soviet Union itself came to an end.</em>
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Answer:
Of course, evaluating the wisdom of the American Revolution means dealing with counterfactuals. As any historian would tell you, this is a messy business. We obviously can't be entirely sure how America would have fared if it had stayed in the British Empire longer, perhaps gaining independence a century or so later, along with Canada.
Explanation:
Through Adam's sin, man became susceptible of disease and death as a punishment for his sin. He passed this condition to his children, which is the entire humankind, and now we all pay for our sins through death. We become sinners even before we were born, and of course before we could choose to sin or not, and therefore we pay for them with our immortality.
The election of 1800 was considered a "republican revolution" because he reversed Federalist policies. Jefferson sought to weaken the central government, lower taxes, and generally counteract the policies that had been put into place by the Federalists previous to him.
