The United States committed to a Cold War policy of mutual defense when it "(3) joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization <span>(NATO)" which contained the Soviets. </span>
<span>It was the Triborough Bridge which started its construction on 1929. Under the Roosevelt administration, construction of the bridge received large amounts of the New Deal money that was used to keep the workers busy for its seven-year construction period, transformed it into one of the heavily utilized in the world and helped the economy grow all over the nation.</span>
Answer:
McCulloch vs Maryland was a landmark case of the United States.
Explanation:
The case of McCulloch vs Maryland was one of the most interesting and a land marking case in the United States of America. This case change the federal power of the government. The McCulloch vs Maryland case dated back to 1819.
The decision of this case given by the US Supreme Court limited the legislative powers of the US Congress and it scoped its powers to the State Legislature.
The Supreme Court said that a National Bank would be established by the United States' Congress and that the state of Maryland would not have the power to the tax branches of the US federal government.
Broadly it interpreted the power of the Congress and increased the national powers.
Autocratic rule, serfdom and defeat in the Crimean War circumstances were a major cause of Russian weakness in the mid-1800s.
<u>Answer:</u> Option A, D and F
<u>Explanation:</u>
Russia and most of Europe were in a state of animosity when Alexander I took the throne in March 1801. Russia appeared as the largest land force in Europe, and the first of the European victors over Napoleon. In such initiatives the enormous prestige gained was retained until the mid-century.
However, the Crimean War between 1853–56 showed this giant had clay feet. Under very mediocre rule, the massive empire was unable to raise, arm and bring enough troops to overpower the medium-sized French and English powers. Nicholas suffered in the bitter awareness of failure at large.
