For George Washington it was important to establish relations with other nations, but these relations caused interdependence and this should be analyzed with caution so as not to result in setbacks for the nation.
For Washington, interdependence was beneficial in relation to trade agreements, as it could generate profits and advances for both nations. However, it was necessary that these relations between countries should not be very intimate as this would cause involvement in particular matters for each nation, generating unfavorable foreign control and that should be avoided.
He also stated that interdependence between two countries could generate alienist situations, where one nation would deceive and alienate the other.
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The conflict reduced the power of standing armies. The conflict reduced the power of the nobility. The conflict increased the power of priests. The conflict increased the power of peasants.
Explanation:
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Explanation:
1. America was going through troubled times, there were plenty scandals and the approval rate of the President was dropping, the bicentennial celebration was a day all Americans had to come together and try to become better. The celebration was a way for Americans to love their country again.
2. America's prestige had been tarnished during the Vietnam war. The country experienced high inflation, unemployment, and the economy was in a great recession
3 The me decade was characterized by kids who turned from activists and passionate people to engaging in drugs, sex, music and partying. Youths were no longer conservative, and they started to become who they truly wanted to be.
4. Americans no longer had faith or trust in their country. They were looking for somebody who could possibly bring change. Carter represented old American values as he was a blue collar worker and of the Christian faith.
5. Political apathy and malaise was due to several reasons. There had been plenty scandals, Pentagon Papers, Teapot Dome, Watergate, etc. Americans lost trust in their Presidents, and in all their government heads. They felt that these people had let America down.
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I would think the answer is either C or D.
Explanation:
The other two don't make any sense. If option B was true, we would only be able to exchange currency with half of the countries. Option A is obviously wrong, because any nation in a civil conflict wouldn't put that aside to trade money with you, or anyone else.
