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The gelatinous form of gasoline that burns the skin of anyone exposed to it that was dropped by American airplanes on enemy positions during the Vietnam War was called: Napalm.
Napalm, technically called naphthenic palmitic acid was invented in 1942. It's a gasoline-based, defoliant that produces temperatures over 2000 degrees. This weapon was used in the Vietnam War. Almost 388,000 tons of napalm was dropped from 1968 to 1973. The wounds caused by napalm are difficult to heal. It was a terrible and destructive weapon.
An informal term<span> for a member of the United States Army or Marine Corps, especially used to </span>refer<span> to members of the American Expeditionary Forces in </span>World War I<span>, but initially used in the Mexican-American </span>War<span> of 1846-48
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Answer:
Immigrants chose to stay in large cities after they arrived.
Immigrants who were farmers moved to the middle of the country.
Immigrants chose to move to the western United States.
Explanation:
These are all a fair representation of the patterns of movement of immigrants in America. Some immigrants chose to stay in large cities after they arrived. This was a pattern that Irish and Italian immigrants followed. This contributed to the development of slums and the urban poor. Immigrants who were farmers moved to the middle of the country, and this includes many German communities. Finally, some immigrants moved to the Western United States, particularly when looking for adventure, exploration or gold.
The movement of the freedom of slaves began to follow
