Answer: 1918
Germany surrendered in 1918 on November 11.
Manifest destiny was the idea that white European settlers had the God-given right to settle as much land as they needed.
Basically, Americans used manifest destiny to justify their settlement of the West, believing that America should stretch from coast to coast.
The Indian Removal Act was, in their minds necessary, because it was their land and so anybody who was previously settled on that land needed to leave.
Jefferson was a anti federalist, Hamilton was not i belive
• Queen Victoria is stated as having just returned from a shooting expedition in Australia. She was a passionate big game hunter and is recognized to have completed such a trip in early November of 1843, so that she could carry home new elephant to serve at her unusual royal Thanksgiving dinner.
• The newspaper Scrooge reads in his study references the Russian's announcing war on the Highland Laplanders of Scandinavia. This took place in December of 1843, just off the English coast near Dover.
• Finally, "Bah, Humbug!" was a political slogan perceived on the buttons of Londoners in 1843. The keys supported the campaign of Lord Astor Churchill in his path for mayor of London.
Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
Became increasingly sensationalist in its information campaign, is the right answer.
Established through Executive Order 2594 on 13th April 1917 by Woodrow Wilson, the then U.S. President of the United States, the Committee on Public Information was an autonomous bureau of the U.S. government. It was organized to influence the opinions of Americans to encourage the participation of the United States in the First World War. This agency used every mean to develop an enthusiasm for the war effort and to get the support of Americans against the outside and recognized domestic efforts to prevent the participation of America in the war. This agency primarily employed propaganda to achieve its objectives. Accordingly during the war, this became increasingly sensationalist in its information operations
