<u>Original Question:</u><u><em> Which were some of the goals of the progressive movement?</em></u>
<u>Answer: Choice (B)</u> or <u>To improve living and working conditions for workers</u>
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<em>Reason:</em>
- <em>Choice (A) is incorrect because the progressive movement actually focused on giving the government a little more power over the big business that set up a monopoly on their respective industry, to ensure that the companies had fair practices meant to create fair competition in each industry</em>
- <em>Choice (B) is correct because progressivism actually focused on improving worker's conditions by establishing labor laws that tightened controls on 'big businesses to ensure that they gave safe working conditions to their workers</em>
- <em>Choice (C) is incorrect because progressivism didn't so much focus on the economy, it more focused on dissolving monopolies</em>
- <em>Choice (D) is incorrect because progressivism was more focused on the internal side of the US, and not so much on their foreign interaction</em>
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I cannot answer because the picture that your showing is not very visible so if you can tell me the question I might be able to help you
<span>They stormed up San Juan hills to secure high grounds surrounding Santiago</span>
This answer is a bit long...but a lot has to be said to understand
As a result of the victory in the Great Patriotic War/ WW2, Soviet troops were on the territory of the liberated countries of Eastern Europe. Here the formation of new authorities immediately began. The governments of Eastern European states, in which local communists and their allies played a prominent role, began to focus on Moscow. Leading positions in the Communist parties, with rare exceptions, were occupied by politicians who passed through the school of the Comintern. The strong influence of left-wing political forces in Eastern Europe was due to their active participation in the resistance movement, the weakening of right-wing forces after the defeat of fascism, and the frank support of the Soviet Union. At first, the communist parties were, as a rule, part of broad socio-political association. Communist Party representatives received ministerial portfolios in coalition governments. Gradually their influence increased. In particular, the authority of the Communists grew after the agrarian reform in Eastern European countries, accompanied by the destruction of large land tenure. Now the support of the Communist Party began to be received from the peasants. By the end of the 40s. Communists ousted representatives of other parties from the governments, establishing their control over the states of Eastern Europe. Almost everywhere, the seizure of power by the Communist parties was carried out without armed violence, with the visible preservation of democratic procedures. In the postwar years, the East European socialist countries have achieved significant success. With the active assistance of the USSR, their economic potential was restored. If before the war only Czechoslovakia had developed industry, then in the second half of the 20th century, modern industry was created in all of Eastern European countries. Even such traditionally agrarian countries as Bulgaria and Romania confidently embarked on the path of industrial development.
Answer: The Vedas are a collection of hymns along with other ancient religious texts that were written in India. 1500-1000 BCE.
Hymns - a religious song/poem that praises to Gods/Goddesses or to a God.
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