Your answers would be the following:
B.) <span>The Axis powers would have been unstoppable if they had developed the atomic bomb first.
D.) </span><span>The Americans used the bomb to end the war and minimize American casualties.
E.) </span><span>The bombing was necessary to stop aggressive nations that endangered world peace.
The options A and C are incorrect as atomic bombs were the deadliest and most destructive weapons when they were made and claiming they were less than that is just vacuous and the atomic bombs had already been tested before being dropped on Japan. </span>
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
From a historical perspective, the possible results of this election will impact the future of minorities in the United States nationally and locally in many forms.
For instance, in theory, one of the main advantages of the result of this presidential election for minorities will be that they are going to be more respected and treat with dignity. Not the way they had been treated.
Specialists in politics believe that the civil rights of minorities are going to increase and more opportunities should be created with the new administration.
We have the case of immigrants or the DACA young people, whose situation in the United States must be permanently resolved to end this issue that was so controversial with the present administration.
The two ways which the Reformation changed Europe is:
1) Henry 8th split the English church away from the pope. but this was an argument about succession and power and not move towards Protestantism. He remained Catholic the rest of his life.
2) Elizabeth 1 first tried to follow a 'middle way' in religion, but later began to persecute Catholics by end of the reign England was a protestant county.
{I'm not sure if this is right as I never learned the topic yet. but I hope this will try and help you. If you're still stuck the answers are the BBC bitesize KS3 history on the Tudors and stuarts}
Answer
b
Explanation:
the answer says 2 terms not years smh yall slow
