Every major city in Georgia had a military installation of some sort. The world's largest infantry training school in the world was at Fort Benning in Columbus. The US Navy trained its 2,000 pilots in the University of Georgia in Athens, and hundreds of thousands of enlisted men made their way to Hunter Field and Camp Gordon. Up to 13,000 civilians were employed in Robin's Field. Defense contractors moved to Georgia and provided jobs to civilians and helped the state in its economic recovery. As many as 28,000 workers were hired to build B-29 bombers by Marietta's Bell Aircraft plant.
Answer: On 1 July 1535, Thomas More stood trial for treason, and he was condemned to death for 'maliciously denying the royal Supremacy'.
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Soviet leader Stalin ordered this blockade June 24th 1948 to May 12 1949. Cutting off all transportation through West Berlin and West Germany, to limit Great Britain, US, and Frances travel to their sectors of Berlin, which lye in Russian/Germany territory (East Germany).
James Madison advocated a protective tariff to make American manufactured products cheaper and more competitive in both domestic and foreign markets. This made all of the foreign imports more expensive and made the American products look better. The correct answer is is B.
