Third World countries were involved in the following events during the Cold War:
British Petroleum's loss of control of its oil production
Correct label: <u>Iran</u>
The Suez Canal Crisis involving Great Britain, France, and Israel
Correct label: <u>Egypt</u>
The United Fruit Company's nationalization
Correct label: <u>Guatemala</u>
"Nationalized the Suez Canal, jointly owned by Britain and France. Oil Company, whose refinery in Iran was Britain's largest remaining overseas asset."
<u>Explanation</u>:
The nations that are not aligned with either First World or Second World are known as Third World. The developing countries are referred as the Third World. Asia, Africa, and Latin America are some of the countries of Third World.
Cold War was actually a war with restricted rivalry after World War II. Cold war was between the countries with superpower. The Cold War is named so, as there was no usage of nuclear weapons and the countries did not fight with each other directly.
Drug treatment/therepy is the correct answer
The capitalist economic system. A capitalist economy is a for profit one, where people engage in production and business dealing (e.g. trading) in order to produce private profit (e.g. wage).
I believe it's because he knows that death is a force that <span>cannot be reckoned with and that regardless how hard we try, we cannot escape death.
(square toed shoes are the type of shoes which size couldn't be adjusted and changed by the wearer unlike a laced pair. This implicates the characteristic of death that is also cannot be changed)</span>
A(n)<u> Solid</u> coupling is used when it is necessary to extend the length of a shaft or to provide a means of disconnecting a shaft.
The basic function of all couplings is to transmit power, accommodate misalignment and compensate for axial movement (end movement of shafts). Sometimes, a coupling is asked to absorb shock or vibration. A coupling is a device used to connect two shafts together at their ends for the purpose of transmitting power.
Types of Couplings:
- Rigid coupling.
- Flexible coupling.
- Sleeve or muff coupling.
- Split muff coupling.
- Flange coupling.
- Gear coupling.
- Universal joint (Hooke's joint)
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