The Indus River flows through Tibet, India, and Pakistan.
Answer:
A. Both were intended to help the United States win popular support in Europe.
Explanation:
They diminished the quantity of votes expected to end a filibuster in the Senate. Filibusters were especially valuable to Southern representatives who tried to piece social equality enactment, including hostile to lynching enactment, until the point that cloture was summoned following a 60 day delay against the Civil Right Act of 1964. In 1975, the Senate lessened the quantity of votes required for cloture from 66% to three-fifths, or 60 of the present one hundred congresspersons.
In general, World War II greatly aided in the spread of communism because the one of the three main victorious allies was Russia, meaning that much of the post-war landscape was at their disposal.
