An accurate description would be that he was acquitted of all charges.
The house of representatives charged him with obstruction of justice and
perjury, but after a hearing by the senate he was acquitted of all
charges. This was mostly all done because he was cheating on his wife
Hillary with Monica Lewinsky who was an intern in the white house at
that time and he claimed under oath that it wasn't the case.
Answer:
1757- Becomes Prime minister of Britain
Concentrated on:
expelling the French from North America
buying colonist cooperation by stimulating North American economy with a massive infusion of British currency
buying support of the Native Americans
raising morale
(yay Britain)
Understood colonist's concerns (= successful leader)
Compromise: colonists give loyalty & military cooperation
Britain would reimburse colonial assemblies for their costs = raise morale by 1758 (thoughts = don't have to pay for our war!)
British stronger and colonists believe they will get paid back
Began being strategic and captured French forts and cut off supplies
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
They dug irrigation canals along the nile River
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Marx and Engels believed:
C) The proletariat would eventually own the means of production.
The errors of the other answers:
a) Marx and Engels believed that capitalists, owners of the wealth and in control of the state, would always create laws favoring their own interests. Eventually the lower classes would have to rise up against them if there was to be any change.
b) Marx himself didn't say much about imperialism, but later, Lenin wrote an essay titled, <em>Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism </em>(1917). Don't expect imperialists, who thrive on subjugating other peoples, to be abolishing any sort of class or privilege distinctions.
d) The bourgeoisie had risen up against the feudal system of aristocracy and had become the capitalist class. The next phase of revolution would be the proletariat (the workers) rising up against the bourgeoisie.
