<span>It prevents despotism by the executive branch and watered down, compromised, indecisive governance by committee by the legislative branch so yes it's a good thing.</span>
Less than "fifteen percent" of the Japanese people are farmers (in Japan, that is), due mostly to a large technological boom period and the fact that land is limited.
The correct answer is <span>Admiral H. Kent Hewitt
</span>Admiral Hewitt was put in charge of the naval forces when World War II broke out. He was charged with c<span>oordinating the action of warships and dive-bombers,whereby he won the decisive battle off Casablanca in 1942. </span><span> He commanded similar successful operations with the landings on Sicily, Salerno and in southern France</span>
Answer:
No, the United States should not declare war.
Explanation:
If there was no reason to attack the U.S, then there is no reason to fight back. We shouldn't waste precious materials and money on something that could disappear just as soon as it started. If, and only if, they persist then we do have the right to defend ourselves. But the U.S should try to find the reason that they wanted to attack us for. There is no action without a reason. Then we could come to a conclusion on the subject.
This is only my opinion, so please don't think that your answer, or thinking should have to change.
