"The Truman Doctrine was an American foreign policy whose stated purpose was to counter Soviet geopolitical expansion during the Cold War."
B) The surrender of Detroit
Answer:
<em>Option C. Natural price.</em>
Explanation:
Adam Smith was a Scottish economist, philosopher and author popularly known as the "father of capitalism". One of the economical terms that he defined is the one of <u><em>"natural price",</em></u> that is the price of any commodity that is neither more or less than the cost of production for that same commodity. The natural price has to be the sum of the costs of rent of the land, the wages of the labor and the profits of the stock that brought the commodity into the market, that took place in order for the commodity to be produced.
Answer:
The Monroe Doctrine is an example of Nationalism.
Answer:
B. A "cooling-off period."
Explanation:
The Freedom Rides, was a movement initiated by a group consisting of twelve African-Americans and six whites, who were commemorating the seventh anniversary of a decision of the Supreme court which ruled that segregation in schools across the country was not constitutional. These groups attempted entering 'whites only' areas and this action, resulted in violent attacks by white mobs. The movement began on May 4, 1961.
When the situation became really critical, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, issued a statement where he advised that a cooling-off period be observed until a state of normalcy is restored. He reasoned that some of the travelers in the buses were innocent people who needed to get to their destinations, and so could easily be attacked by the mob who asks no questions.
