Back then, Portugal had a very strong and
rigorous army. The army was fully armed with cannons and guns so they were sure
of a win if they waged war on the coastal towns. And sure, they waged war which
overawed the enemy’s navy and left the coastal town villages completely burnt
down and the inhabitants injured and others dead.
The US navy was founded by two people- John Paul Jones and John Barry back in October 13, 1775 in PA.
The FireBird was an overnight success made by Stravinsky.
I assume you mean American critics of American participation in the war.
The answer is no, they were not. The environment in 1917 was not the same as December 1941. While German unrestricted submarine warfare disgusted many Americans, it wasn't universally recognized as an adequate casus belli in what many perceived to be a morally ambiguous war.
Just let me know if you have more questions or need further assistance!
~Brooke❤️
Answer:
I say A. I am sorry if I am wrong (╥﹏╥)
