Answer:
C. giving private property to all farmers
Explanation:
The Chinese Communist Party in 1958 introduced a five-year plan of agricultural collectivization and rural industrialization called the Great Leap Forward.
Many changes were made under this plan including labor forced to stable the economic growth, all the properties of people were taken under government, Political stability and a growing labor force led to economic growth, people were forced to do farming otherwise they were punished, and created communes and cooperative farms for rural industrialization.
No private property was given to the farmers rather they were forced to do agriculture and their condition was very bad during the Great Leap Forward.
Hence, the correct answer is "C".
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
Following the refusal of the United States President, Frankli Roosevelt to bomb Auschwitz during world war II, there have been many reasons cited for such a decision. Though not all the reasons were believed to be true, here are the reasons cited:
1. It would lead to military planes ammunitions being taken away from the war front which is not feasible
2. Bombing Auschwitz might be counterproductive as it might kill more news prisoners prove.
3. There is a tendency for such actions might aggravate the anger of the German soldiers.
It was primarily "James Madison" who tried to keep tempers under control during the Constitutional Convention, since he was very much in favor of the ratification of the Constitution.
Answer:
Yes, I agree with the argument of Sintoni's about the Vietnam war.
Explanation:
"Vietnam is a test of the American Spirit", these were the lines written by Sintoni in his last letter to his wife. Every war will be fought with not only weapons but also with the help of spirit. Spirit means courage, if you have a courage no one can defeat you in any war but if you have no courage you will lose the war even with advance weapons. So if the American has that spirit, we will win this war.
The correct answer is C I believe, but please correct me if I’m wrong!
