Answer:
My answer would be C
Explanation:
A war consist of constant fighting and the civil war was best known because of the US fight not other countries but themselves. I don't believe anyone was deported to Mississippi because that happened to be a free state and the civil war was about freedom for African-Americans. The battles tended to take place at farms and villages so B is out. And though women did fight during the war, the fact that they were joining didn't make that much of a difference for the war (respectfully). Now it makes a difference but then it didn't. Plus with C, the war could be won easily. People surrender and the war is over. I believe this strategy was used at Fort Wagner.
Answer: articles of confederation
Explanation:
After the independemce of the United States from Great Britain, the Articles of Confederation was a written document that outlined the roles of the federal government.
The Articles of Confederation created a government that was made up of a Congress, that was given the power to make alliances, sign treaties, appoint foreign ambassador, declare war, appoint military officers, and manage relations with the Indians.
1. Kennedy received the last rites three times before his presidency because he suffered from poor health his entire life, fearing his death his death he received the last rites three times, the first being after he fell ill on a trip to England in 1947 after being diagnosed with Addison's disease.
He received the sacrament again in 1951 after suffering from a very high fever while traveling in Asia and then again in 1945 after he had slipped into a coma from an infection after he had gotten surgery for his chronic back problems.
2. Kennedy briefly attended Princeton University prior to his enrolment at Harvard University. He began his undergraduate career at another Ivy League institution in 1935.
This was brief however because of his gastrointestinal illness which forced him to leave Princeton after only being there for two months, he was then transferred to Harvard.
3. Kennedy proposed a joint Soviet mission to the moon even though he had challenged Russia to land man on the moon by the end of the 60s in the first few months of his presidency.
In September of 1963 he proposed a joint mission to the moon because he thought it would be better that they do it together rather then have it as a competition.
