B.) "Andrew Brown's print shop smelled of ink and grease and the sweat of muscular apprentices carrying trays of lead type from the composing table to the printing press."
You're talking about World War II, right? Well, yeah, at one point Germany attempted to invade the Soviet Union (specifically during the Battle of Stalingrad.) But a major stumbling block was the weather in the Soviet Union; it was fiercely cold and German soldiers were starving and sick. Eventually, it became so cold that the German military retreated and Hitler's plans for "world domination" officially ended.
Answer:
The passage of the Volstead Act
Explanation:
The Volstead Act was a law that prohibited the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages. This Act did not influence the passage of the 19th Amendment, that prohibits the states and the federal government from denying the right to vote for citizens based on sex.
Yes, it is true that the democracy of Greek city-states was a limited democracy since no women or slaves could vote, although it was also a "direct democracy", since those who were eligible to vote voted directly on legislation, without representation.
Answer: John Harvey Kellogg
Explanation: That was until an eccentric man by the name of John Harvey Kellogg, fueled by some peculiar beliefs, invented Corn Flakes. Let's go back to 1852 when John Harvey Kellogg is first born in Tyrone, Michigan