Answer:
The phrase "remember the Alamo" was a battle cry that kept the Texans encouraged to keep fighting the battle.
Explanation:
"Remember the Alamo" was a battle cry and a phrase used by Gen. Sam Houston and Col. Sidney Sherman. After the massacre of the Texans at Alamo in San Antonio and at Goliad on 6th March, 1836 and 27th March 1836 respectively.
The phrase became a battle cry for the Texans and a symbol of courage for Texans soldiers during the Battle for Texas Independence. Even after they lost the battle, the passion to gain independence did not die.
Answer:
is the fact that the people in this group believe that their behavior is the result of external factors, for instance luck.
Explanation:
Unassuming bias may be defined as the tendency to explain that people's success depends on external factors (such as luck, help received from other people, a certain situation, etc.), and that people's mistakes or failures are the result of their own personal weaknesses.
A Holocaust was the genocide on the Jewish population during the Second World War- not what the question is asking for.
Rationing refers to the division of goods among people - it can be during the time of conflict but it was also present during socialism
A skirmish is a short battle.
So the best answer is a total war: a war in which the whole society is involved and needs to give up on some things for the war effort!
The answer for this question would be the B) <span><span>Fewer imports of renewable resources.
</span></span>Fewer imports of renewable resources <span>would be a negative externality for the local environment.</span>
Answer:
Boomerang generation
Leaving and returning is not a Revolving type of existence
Explanation:
This is the term used for the recent young generation that returns home after leaving even after establishing independence household due to effect of financial recession.
Revolving type of existence is not a socioeconomic effect but a mental health syndrome where the patient gets better for a while before returning to it's previous state of mind.
