The correct answer is B. The government's response to the earthquake was widely criticized by the Mexican society, being seen incompetent to solve the problems generated by the phenomenom. Due to the fact that most of the collapsed buildings were of recent construction and public works projects (bridges, stadiums, routes, public buildings, etc), the government was seen at fault due to mismanagement and corruption in these constructions.
The 14 points helped put an end to WW1 and was apart of the Treaty of Versailles, the contribution for the 14 points was to bring peace throughout the society of Europe and not bring any violence or gore.
I think D: Northern legislatures had already passed the Emancipation Proclamation is your best bet. Lincoln didn't have the right to give the executive order in the states that had congressional representation which was strictly the Union . However, in the rebellious states (the south) he was able to impose his authority over them because they were technically looked at as having committed treason against the Union. Does that make sense?
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Answer:
widespread diseases such as malaria and sleeping sickness
Explanation:
Geographic barrier refers to a form of hindrance that is caused by the natural topography and location of a place. Diseases do not fit this definition.
In the past, medical knowledge hasn't been as developed as it is today. Because of this, many sickness that we considered as mild actually very deadly by the people at that time.
Even until today, African continents is the home of more than 90% case of malaria worldwide. At that time, many European traders warned one another about this disease. This made a lot of them choose to avoid Africa as trading destinations. They did not wanted to bring the disease back home since they had no idea how to handle it.
I agree because we need to inforce laws or else our country would be a mess. Even though the president has many other important jobs, i believe carrying pur the laws is the most important.
