The United States foreign aid affects the American economy by
helping grow its trade relations with the US
helping the US tackle health problems
helping the US maintain its national security
<u>Explanation:</u>
The United States Government dispenses foreign aid to 135 countries. Out of these 135 countries, the US has trade relations with 131 countries. Because these countries receive foreign aid from the US, they do not impose trade barriers on the US.
The foreign aid dispensed by the US helps countries in their health campaigns and ultimately helps the US by making the world less vulnerable to the spread of diseases. The US foreign aid helps developing countries in stabilising their economies and engage them in activities other than terrorism, thus helping the US maintain its national security.
Now we have two choices, B, or C. The government would raise taxes if the economy grew enough to allow it, however a more likely option would be that the government started spending more money than they truly have. The answer is C.
The best explanation why the area between Spain and Gaul was not part of the Roman empire until that later period was a culmination from both undesireability and difficulty in accessing this region due to its mountaineous nature. So I would wager the answer being both C and D - undesireability and difficulty in access.
<span>A new government agency was created, the Committee on Public Information, which sold the war to the American public through pamphlets, speeches, etc.
