I believe it was isolationism. meaning the usa dud not want to get involved
Answer:
It encourages the plan of union in order to protect against threats.
Explanation:
Benjamin Franklin's political cartoon of 1754 which depicted a snake cut into several pieces sent a message to the fragmented American colonies to unite and fight against threats.
This cartoon, called as 'Join or Die', called for the intervention of the British Crown in uniting the American colonies and advocated the support of the Albany Plan of Union which was subsequently a plan to unify the colonies under a strong central government.
The cartoon demonstrated the need for the American colonies to unite against the French government and its allies. It sent a strong message that if the colonies do not unite, they would surely be defeated by the enemy.
Answer:
57% say it would not bother them if a store or business selling marijuana opened legally in their neighborhood, while 41% say this would bother them.
And just 15% say they would be bothered if people used marijuana in their own homes; 82% say this would not bother them.
Among Democrats, liberals (58%) are more likely than conservatives and moderates (42%) to say they’ve tried marijuana.
Explanation:
Answer: The strengths of the Articles of Confederation were:
The first constitution
Congress had the power to deal with foreign affairs, declare war, make peace and sign treaties.
It had the power to manage Native Indian affairs.
It could pass laws that could affect all the states.
Could coin money
It had passed the Northwest Ordinance of 1787; it formed new states that had a population of 60,000 or more
It had control of the Department of Postal Service
Explanation: However, as most of us should already know, the Articles of Confederation was revised later and then the U.S Constitution was ratified.
A UN General Assembly resolution called on the Taliban to protect the country's cultural heritage. After al-Qaeda operatives attacked the United States on September 11, 2001, Omar rejected U.S. demands that he give up bin Laden. U.S. forces invaded Afghanistan in October 2001, and the Taliban was quickly overthrown.
