The options of the question are, A) McCarthy became a hero yo many in the United States. B) McCarthy apologized to the people he had falsely accused. C) McCarthy proved that Joseph Welch was a Communist. D) McCarthy lost the support of the American public.
The correct answer is D) McCarthy lost the support of the American public.
<em>One result of the broadcasting of the Army-McCarthy hearings on television was that McCarthy lost the support of the American public. </em>
The first televised congressional inquiry to be broadcasted in the United States was the Army-MacCarthy hearings. In that hearing, Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy(Wisconsin), accused the U.S. Army to have ties with the Communist. Joseph Welch was the Army counsel and defended the Army’s institution. One result of the broadcasting of the Army-McCarthy hearings on television was that McCarthy lost the support of the American public. After the hearings, the political career of McCarthy was practically over.
The allies had to take strategic considerations, which they learned after attempting an invasion at the coast of Normandy, France; day that came to be remembered as "D-Day". The allies understood they couldn't attempt another landing on a heavily defended German outpost, but they did know the Germans did not have the enough amount of troops to defend all of the coasts, so they had to deceive enemy into a proxy attack point while attacking somewhere else.
Racial segregation during the post-Civil War period was ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court in "Plessy vs. Ferguson", which ruled that "separate but equal" facilities in the South for blacks were constitutional.
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Theodore Roosevelt (This is actually the answer .No Joke)
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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "The march from Selma to Washington." The statement that was one of the earliest civil rights in the United States that succeed is <span>The march from Selma to Washington. </span>
