Some people wanted the soldiers to stay so they could end communism all over the world. The would want to push it back so it wouldn't spread.
But a lot more people wanted the soldiers to come back because they didn't trust the government. They would say everything is under control in Vietnam but the poeple would also hear different stories that are negative in Vietnam. The government didn't give the people correct information and the people just wanted the soldiers safe
<span>at the time of his election, Ronald Reagan felt that the problems the united states : b. were the result of excessive government spending
Back then, we spent a lot of resources to fight the cold wars with the Soviet Union. A lot of budget was developed to research such as for developing nuclear weapons and the components needed for the space race.</span>
In 1831, both major political
parties followed the example of the Anti-Masonic Party<span> in holding national nominating conventions.
Anti-Masonic Party is </span>a 19th century single issue third party that opposed
freemasonry as well as Andrew Jackson. They drew support from Evangelists and
aspired to remove the politically influential secret Masonic Order. It was founded year 1828 and was dissolved in1836.
For the answer to the question above, the r<span>esidents must file a petition to the local council and in turn, the local council will hear both sides and eventually making an informed decision whether to release a business permit or not to the said restaurant. I hope this helps you.</span>
<span>The correct answer is D. The debate of whether or not a person born outside of the United States is a natural born citizen is a tricky one. Technically, someone who was born outside of the US, but whose parents are US citizens, are automatically US citizens. However, some people speculate that to be a natural born citizen of the US, you must actually be physically born within the confines of the US.</span>
