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The Lend Lease Act was initiated to, as the poster Uncle Sam holds, to support the US's allies in their war effort. "Short of War" is used to describe that the US economically was already in the war, as they provided loans, created military hardware and equipments, and heavily invested in their allies. The only thing holding them out was the public opinion, and the investment of American lives nonvoluntarily. The left side is used to suggest the public opinion, and how there were sentiments on both sides for the argument. In essence, Uncle Sam is trying to appease both sides in supporting logistically the Allies, while not forcing US men into the warfront.
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Question 3: people accused of crimes had certain rights unless found guilty through a legal process
question 4: This is a quote from the Mayflower Compact and reflects the principle of self-government.
question 5: Yes, it was an example of a limited monarchy in England, and explained that the monarch should not have unrestricted powers.
question 6: English Bill of Rights
question 7: Mayflower Compact
question 8: Paine's Common Sense
Question 9: The British monarch should be respected as a matter of common sense.
question 10: It showed that a monarch's powers were limited, that even he or she had to respect citizen rights and laws.
Britain gave out the proclamation of 1763 which banned colonists from going west to the Appalachian mountains and into the Indian territory because Britain did not want to start another costly war
The answers include both:
-If you were poor you couldn't serve on the assembly
-It ushered in an entirely new form of government that we benefit from today
Answer:
Americans, beginning the 19th century, had an idea of "Manifest Destiny" in which they thought they were destined to expand the US to the west coast
The California territory is located near the sea. Acquiring this territory would provide America with:
- safe military defense bordered by the sea
- enough space to built ports so we can make a trading relationship with other countries
