Answer:
The Declaration of Independence affected the U.S. because it marked freedom. We fought a war over this and it had a great outcome. The Declaration affected other countries because the U.S. ended up joining the U.N. (united unions), and because of this we gained many allies for future wars and relationships.
Explanation:
1. Saddam Hussein, the leader of Iraq, was afraid the Shiite south of Iraq (rich in oil) would rebel against the Sunni Baath Party, which Hussein headed, because of the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran.
2. The Shatt al-Arab waterway was also another reason. The waterway caused much tension in the region because who controlled it had much influence in trade for the region.
Participant is the correct answer to this problem.
Answer:
B he won the Presidential election of 1896
Explanation:
William Jennings Bryan was an<em> American politician</em> who grew up in Nebraska. Although he ran as a candidate for the Presidential position, <u>he never won the Presidential election of</u><u><em> 1896.</em></u> He even ran again twice, in <em>1900</em> and<em> 1908</em>, respectively.
The 1896 Presidential election was<u> intensely fought</u>. However, William Mckinley (a Republican) won as the President.
This makes "choice B" as<u> incorrect.</u>
So, this explains the answer.
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the commonwealth of independent states
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