This is pretty long question
Hoover made them removed by sending federal troops.
Explanation:
Due to great depression many war veterans of World War I had assembled in Washington Dc demanding compensation. The president remained unmoved but the congress gave a lending ear to their requests. Congress approved to give bonus to the war patriots and many newspapers christened them as “bonus army”.
The war veterans’ started a revolution which took the shape like that of a communist revolution. Many communist leaflets were also shared. As it was a hot summer and the veterans were not ready to leave Washington which made president Hoover to command the army personnel.
He ordered the militia to clear out the crowd and devastate the huts and other residential places in which the veterans lived. Hoover’s act was decisive and concluded to be merciless.
The world was changing due to World War II--this quote is from what is now referred to as the Truman Doctrine and sets containment as the method for foreign policy.
This quote refers to the changes in the power of the world and how the US now needs to step up in defending the UN Charter. The US can't isolate and must now ensure countries fighting for independence are supported.
The answer is bicameral legislature.
<em>A bicameral legislature</em> means the legislature consists of two separate legislative chambers (houses). Only Nebraska has a unicameral system, with one chamber only (Nebraska does not have the lower house but the legislators are called senators for historical reason). The unicameral legislature in Nebraska is called Nebraska Legislature.
The smaller chamber is usually called <em>Senate,</em> in 41 states the larger chamber is called <em>House of Representatives</em>, in five Assembly and in three House of Delegates. The smaller chamber usually confirms appointments made by the governor, the larger one initiates taxing legislation.
Answer:
I believe the answer is Apostle Paul but many argue that it is jesus or the holy spirit but actually hand written by Apostole
