What is the things that we should consider?
Answer:
The first Continental Congress
Explanation:
The letter was made as a form of protest toward the oppression that the British imposed to the colonies. The high tax that the king made the colonies pay made it really hard for them to earn enough profit to survive.
In the letter, the Congress stated that if not because this act of oppression, the colonies probably will keep being a loyal subjects to the empire. But since the British Empire refused to address this issue, it eventually led to the war for independence.
Answer:
1. The primary thematic thrust of the poem is unity. Recognizing that the country is and always has been shattered into opposing camps, the speaker reminds us that these differences are not what have defined America, but those things which have united us. America has always been able to put aside its differences and come together when facing a common enemy threatening and that should be taken as signal that those things binding together must be stronger than those things which threaten to tear us apart.
Explanation:
At the end of WW2, Russia or USSR (used interchangeably) was facing what was known as "isolationism" by the pro-democracy nations, namely Britain and USA. Hence A is not their goal as they had no intent on being a democracy.
B is debatable to a certain extent. Prior to the Truman Doctrine and the Red Scare following the end of WW2, US and USSR had fairly good ties with one another. But at the end of war, the growing "red fear" from US and their fear of socialist expansionism started what we now know as the cold war. Hence B to a large extent was not one of their goals.
C is the best option since the main goal behind dividing Germany was to ensure that European nations would not challenge USSR's territory once again. And also USSR adopted the Iron Curtain policy, to counter Western encroachment and ideas.
D is false as USSR, being the "tank" in WW2 suffering millions upon million of death wanted a collective organization that would not fail like the League of Nations. Furthermore, USSR became a permanent member of the Security Council, with the power to veto any processes.<span />
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