In 1951, a jury convicted this couple of conspiracy to pass secrets concerning the atomic bomb to Soviet agents during World War II.--<u>Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.</u>
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<h3>What was the evidence that convicted the Rosenbergs?</h3>
The only direct evidence of the Rosenberg's involvement was the confession of Greenglass. The left-wing community believed that the Rosenbergs were prosecuted because of their membership in the Communist Party. Their case became the cause célèbre of leftists throughout the nation.
<h3>Who was convicted of giving the US atomic secrets to the Soviet Union?</h3>
In June 1953, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed for conspiring to commit espionage under the American Espionage Act of 1917. Communist Party members, the Rosenbergs were convicted of transmitting secret information. about the atomic bomb for the Soviet Union in 1945.
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<span>The Meiji was a dynasty in Japan who ruled 1868 and
1912. They managed to keep up with modernization in order to maintain the wealth
of the Empire, while keeping the traditional traits of the country by having a
marked bureaucracy – which was necessary in order to accomplish the necessary
changes – and re-establishing economic principales (based on agriculture), the
military bases, and the culture.
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During the Napoleonic Era, Napoleon introduced and established many changes that favored most of the French population instead of the aristocracy. For example, he signed an agreement with the Catholic Church which provided freedom of worship; he let the peasants keep the lands that had been taken away from its previous owners (the clergy); he improved the educational system by creating secondary schools called Lycees and a University; he boosted employment and French economy by creating The Central Bank of France which loeaned money to traders and manufacturers; he also created a fairer taxation system from which noblemen and clergymen were no longer exempt.
Low and middle-class people feared that when King Louis XVIII was restored to power, he would eliminate many of these changes that favored them. For this reason, when Napoleon returned from exile, they welcomed him as they thought Napoleon's rule would continue to support the growth and betterment of the low and middle-class population.
