Following WWII, the United States and the Soviet Union were the two most powerful nations in the world. WWI devastated Europe with many lives being lost as well as destruction to the landscape. WWII was even more destructive, both economically and politically exhausting great nations like France, UK, and Germany. Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill met at the Yalta Conference in 1945 to discuss the situation of postwar Europe. This later lead to a separation of Eastern Europe, (which went into Soviet hands) and Western Europe which America financially aided and sent supplies to to help rebuild.
<span>Indentured servants were known to rebel at times, which caused an inconvenience for those whom they were serving. Also, servants were able to become free after the length of time in their contracts, so they would need to be replaced with another person at the end of that time frame. Slaves did not have that issue: they were chattel for as long as the owner wanted them.</span>
I think a good answer is is Georgia. This colony was envisioned as a "haven for debtors". But it was not only a colony for debtors: it was actually also meant for "the worthy poor" and the debtors.
They sent in Contras, Right-wing American forces, to Nicaragua despite it being illegal at this point through the Boland Amendment. This also exposed to Iran-Contra scandal when America and Iran had trade weapons to support each other.
<span>the statement that best describes how machine guns were used during world war I was : D. to defend territory
Machine guns is the type of weapon that allow a soldier to shots heavy bullets with a rapid rate.
The problem is, machine guns tend to be really heavy and really hard to carry around, which making it ineffective for offense and best utilized as a defensive weaponary</span>
