Answer:
B
Explaine:
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Answer:
C. Dropping the atomic bomb
Explanation:
The allies had already fought the hard island hopping campaign, and they knew an invasion of Japan would be very hard. They also saw that the Soviet Union rather than liberating eastern Europe it was occupying and establish communist regimes. This caused the US to come to an agreement and drop 2 bombs on Japan, on August 6th, Hiroshima, on the 9th, Nagasaki. WW2 ended immediately as the Japanese emperor surrendered.
<em>1.) </em><em>Slavery </em><em>(The civil war was primarily to end slavery, but Lincoln wanted to keep the union together.)</em>
<em>2.) </em><em>Union </em><em>(Keeping the union together was important for Lincoln)</em>
<em>3.) </em><em>Support </em><em>(The north did not support slavery)</em>
<em>4.) </em><em>Border </em><em>(These states were with Lincoln but still owned slaves)</em>
<em>5.) </em><em>Fredrick Douglas</em><em> (Abolitionist)</em>
<em>6.) </em><em>Morally </em><em>(Slavery was morally wrong)</em>
<em>7.) </em><em>Antietam </em><em>(This battle gave the north more control of the war)</em>
<em>8.) </em><em>Free </em><em>(Slaves were not technically free quite yet)</em>
<em>9.) </em><em>Enslaved</em><em> (People were still enslaved in the south)</em>
<em>10.) </em><em>Laws</em><em> (The south did not follow the US constitution)</em>
<em>11.) </em><em>Government </em><em>(The north did not agree with the south)</em>
<em>12.) </em><em>Wrong </em><em>(Slavery was wrong to the people in the north)</em>
Answer:
Option: They were tired of Britain's interference in trade and the impressment of American sailors.
Explanation:
Farmers and frontier settlers demand war against Britain because of the laws and regulation that implemented on them. The navigation acts controlled the trading rights of the colonies. The acts made settlers annoyed because they reduced the economic opportunities for the colonies. These acts eventually served in bringing the Revolutionary War in America.
