The Starving Time in Jamestown was a time of deep starvation in Virginia during the winter of 1609 to 1910. 60 of the 214 colonists died. They were the first colonists to arrive at Jamestown, but they never planned on growing their own food. Smart, right?
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In 1950s, popular cultures spread due to television and print media de-emphasizing women and other minorities. Idealized white people were presented with little (if any) allusion to diversity, poverty or conflicts (such as the Civil Rights Movement). Material values and compliance were things criticized by the counterculture; literature, the Beat movement and music (rock 'n' roll) came into conflict with the "tidy suburban view of life".
The correct answer is A. The people must remove any government that destroys rights.
Explanation:
In both fictional and non-fictional texts, a theme refers to one truth or general idea indirectly explained by the details in the text. In the case of the passage from the Declaration of Independence the main truth conveyed is that abusive governments need to be removed or that "the people must remove any government that destroys rights" this general truth is explained through details such as "That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive...It is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it" that shows the power is held by people and any inappropriate government can be stopped by the people.
US foreign policy today is hard to describe as its changing with the election of trump but lets say that we were observing the time a bit before this and more in the present-day era.
We used to stay neutral will all countries we could but we began to see that it was not always best to stay neutral (as in the case of WWI and WWII). The failed attempt after World War I to make a league of nations that operated well just demonstrated the problems we had, and was the reason why WWII happened and adolf hitler was able to come to power.
Today, we use economic and military forces on places that are labeled unstable to try and make these places more stable and set up a democratic government.
This for the most part, has failed miserably such as in Syria and Iraq.
Again, mods, please write me if you have concerns over links but I find students learn best sometimes from visuals. This video describes the problem that happened in Iraq/Syria that led to the failure of US troops trying to make the government more stable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQPlREDW-Ro
This second video goes more in-depth about the Syrian crisis and shows how US foreign policies affected it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvOnXh3NN9w&t=12s
