The United States sent troops to Vietnam in the 1860's is b) False. The United States entered the war in Vietnam on March 8, 1965. However, prior to this there had already been American activity on the ground, such as some naval movement, bombing of North Vietnam and military advisers on the ground in large numbers. By the middle of the year of 1965 direct combat had commenced.
1.John Smith- Jamestown
2.William Bradford- Plymouth
3.Roger Williams- Rhode Island
4.John Winthrop- Massachusetts
5.Lord Berkeley- New Jersey
6.Thomas H.- Connecticut
7.Duke of York- New York
8.The Calvert's- Maryland
9.William Penn- Pennsylvania
10.James Oglethorpe- Georgia
It inspired them to stand up for themselves because they to were being oppressed
The correct Options is D) The Second Great Awakening.
The Second Great Awakening was a religious and social revival movement which took place in the 19th century United States.
It was led by the Protestants of the day, mostly among the Methodist and Baptist churches.
Many Americans rallied behind the movement in the aim to create a better world before the coming of Jesus.
The overall movement had a significant impact on the socio-religous make up of the country to this day.
The movement rejected the rationalism and scientific celebration of the Enlightenment movement and instead focused romanticism and a sense of belief in the unknown.
