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D.) Manifest Destiny
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The idea of Manifest Destiny was that the United States had a God-given right to conquer all of North America. The idea of Manifest Destiny resulted in substantial geographical expansion in the nineteenth century. I hope this helps! ^-^
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The New Jewel Movement (NJM) under the leadership of Maurice Bishop was the main opposition party in Grenada during the 1970s. In 1979, the NJM overthrew the government of Eric Gairy, which had ruled the country since independence in 1974. The NJM launched an armed takeover of the radio station, police barracks, and various other key locations in Grenada while Gairy was on a trip outside the country. The armed takeover was conducted by the National Liberation Army (NLA), which had been formed in 1973 as the military wing of the NJM.
The NJM suspended the constitution and announced new laws. Maurice Bishop announced the formation of the PRG over radio, which organized a cabinet to run the country with Bishop as prime minister. All political organizations except for the NJM were banned, and membership in the NJM was thereafter tightly controlled.
After the executions, a new government called the Revolutionary Military Council, led by General Hudson Austin, was formed to rule the country and the PRG ceased to exist. This government nominally ruled for six days before being ousted by the United States invasion of Grenada.
The PRG enjoyed widespread support under Maurice Bishop according to a report on a survey shortly after the United States invasion, "some 73.8 percent of the respondents stated that they felt that the PRG had very good support." This support plummeted after the assassination of Bishop.
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The answer is A. Hope this helps!
This could be a lot of things.
I am going to go with just one that I think has changed the world.
The King James Bible was commissioned in English in 1611 as the official authorized Bible for the Church of England.
It is a monumental work of the English language and would not have been possible without the formation of the Church of England.
