Answer:
Articles of Confederation
Explanation:
The Second Continental Congress authored the Articles of Confederation which in 1781 created the United States In Congress Assembled, the nation's first government. As its first act on November 5, 1781, the original government elected John Hanson unopposed as the nation's first president.
Belgium's ports were close to the British<span> coast and German control of Belgium would have been seen as a serious threat to </span>Britain. In the end,Britain<span> refused to ignore the events of 4 August 1914, when Germany attacked France through Belgium. Within hours, </span>Britain<span> declared war on Germany.</span>
Answer:The internet is changing the definition of television. The television business has changed from provider-driven to consumer-driven. ... Viewers are in control, creating personal playlists while digital recorders, applications and TV web sites accommodate binge-watching.
Explanation:
I believe the answer is letter A. prison reform.
Napoleon Bonaparte became a Governor in Florida during 1905-1909. He implemented child labor laws to protect the children, compulsory education between 6-16 years old and let them attend classes and also stopped gun running to Cuba.
The correct answer is B. Farmers who resisted collective farming were sent to forced labor camps.
Explanation:
Joseph Stalin was an important political leader in the Soviet Union; he was mainly known due to his role in the Communist party and his role as the head of the government in this country. During this time in power, Stalin promoted socialist ideas inspired by Lenin, Marx, and own policies.
This included the idea means of production including farms should exist for the benefit of all society; this idea was promoted through "collectivization" in which collective farms were created and those who resisted were arrested or sent to labor/prison camps, which showed the power and authority of Stalin. Ths, a tactic Stalin used to intimidate opponents was "farmers who resisted collective farming were sent to forced labor camps."
