<span>In 1947, the intense rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United States was called the Cold War. It was a strategic war involving a large number of countries at the world level, divided into two sides, the capitalist and the communist; Led by the United States and the Soviet Union, respectively. This war began right after World War II and with it was sought to achieve the implementation of its own mode of government and economic model worldwide.</span>
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(B) the navy
Explanation:
During the time when the Greeks and Persians were in constant wars, Pythia the then priestess of the temple of Apollo, was known for many of his prophesies, among which was the prophecy she made following the Greek defeat at the hand of Thermopylae and Artemisius.
In the prophecy, Pythia made it known that the Athenians should evacuate and that only a "wooden wall" would keep them safe.
After much deliberation, the Athenians concluded that the "wooden wall" of the prophecy means fleet of warships.
Eventually at the battle of salamis, it was with a naval warships the Athens resisted the opposing armies to overran them.
I believe was the frozen<span> conflicts besides the cold war that started in 1985 and ended in 1991 I mean if the frozen conflicts don't count as the last one then I THINK it is the cold war (1985-1991). :)
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The idea of state secession emerged in the late eighteenth century as tensions developed over the interpretations of state versus federal powers as enumerated by the U.S. Constitution. Earlier conventions, including various nullification conventions in the 1830s and the southern conventions surrounding the crisis over slavery in 1850, considered the act of leaving the Union. Still, none adopted an official proclamation until the South Carolina Secession Convention in December 1860
Explanation:
On January 2, 1861, a miserably rainy day, Georgia voters went to the polls and selected delegates to a convention that would decide the state's response to Lincoln's election. In many counties the candidates divided along two divergent views. Immediate secessionists advocated leaving the Union without further consideration. Cooperationists, however, tended to be more conciliatory. Their opinions ranged from maintaining a devout Unionism, to desiring a scheme in which the South acted in unison, to advocating a delay of the act of secession. Low voter turnout due to the poor weather may have affected the election's outcome, but the immediate secessionists finished with a slight majority of delegates.
