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Throughout history, the United States invoked the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine to accomplish some imperialistic and interventionists goals in different Central American and South American countries.
We can set some examples here. For instance, that was the case of the US intervention in the Island of Cuba, in Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Hati, and the US presence for so many years in the Panama Canal.
Let's have in mind that the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine was originally called for intervening in Latin American countries that could not pay their debt to European creditors.
The message the US wanted to convey to European superpowers that had interests in this region was that from now on, it was going to be the US business to intervene in the Americas. If Europe tried to intervene, it was going to be understood as direct aggression to the United States.
The answer to this question would be because phospholipid is polar has <span>a </span>charge.
Since phospholipid is polar, it can attract molecule with a charge. That will cause the molecule cant move easily pass the membrane. The hydrophobic molecule doesn't have charge, so the molecule can pass through the phospholipid membrane if it small enough.
changes of state are physical changes. they occur when matters absorb or loses energy. processes in which matter changes between liquid and solid states are freezing and melting period processes and which matter change between liquid and gases states are vaporization, evaporation, and condensation
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bonded to a single glycerol molecule.
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active transport
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I like to remember it by active transport has the name active, which means it requires activity
