Answer:
(B) The Emancipation Proclamation
Explanation:
Answer:
developed nations usually have adequate industrial facilities for producing consumers and capital goods.
Explanation:
The following cold war events are mentioned in a chronological order below.
Explanation:
the cold war events are in the following order.
- Chinese Communist revolution
- Berlin blockade
- Korean war
- Vietnam war
- Berlin wall
- Cuban missile crisis
- Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
The Chinese communist revolution:
The Chinese communist revolution led by the communist party of china and chairman Mao Zedong began in the 1946 after the Sino-Japanese war(1937-45) and was the second pat of the Chinese civil war (1945-49) and it was
ended in the year 1952.
Berlin blockade: June 26,1948
This was the turning point in post world war 2 Europe
Korean war: June 1950
This is where things really got heated between the Soviets and the US.
Vietnam war: 1 November 1955-30 April 1975
It is also called as Second Indo-China war
Berlin wall:August 12,1961
This when Reagan visited the Berlin wall,this showed continued commitment to people of Berlin.
Cuban missile crisis: October 1969
This was the closest to the US and the soviets actually fighting.it also includes nuclear welfare also.
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan:
25 December-15 February 1989
there are ups and downs to it but overall i think its good
