Explanation:
Yea true because now the US is controlling the
US foreign policy today is hard to describe as its changing with the election of trump but lets say that we were observing the time a bit before this and more in the present-day era.
We used to stay neutral will all countries we could but we began to see that it was not always best to stay neutral (as in the case of WWI and WWII). The failed attempt after World War I to make a league of nations that operated well just demonstrated the problems we had, and was the reason why WWII happened and adolf hitler was able to come to power.
Today, we use economic and military forces on places that are labeled unstable to try and make these places more stable and set up a democratic government.
This for the most part, has failed miserably such as in Syria and Iraq.
Again, mods, please write me if you have concerns over links but I find students learn best sometimes from visuals. This video describes the problem that happened in Iraq/Syria that led to the failure of US troops trying to make the government more stable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQPlREDW-Ro
This second video goes more in-depth about the Syrian crisis and shows how US foreign policies affected it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvOnXh3NN9w&t=12s
Italian fourteenth century artists demonstrate their change in status bybeing included among the practitioners of the liberal arts, that was considered a higher level than the mechanical arts, their efforts paid off, and some of the great masters, such as Titian and Michelangelo, by the force of their genius and personality, were able to achieve a measure of status and respect that their predecessors rarely enjoyed, they were inspired by the ideas and forms of ancient Greece and Rome and put it together with their desire to create a universal art form that could express the new and more secure mood of the times.
Answer:
The eastern coastal plains, central highlands, south deserts, and the Jordan River Valley were major geographic features.
Explanation:
Militarily Stalingrad was an important strategic location.
Politically Stalingrad was the only city to bear Joseph Stalin's name, and loss of that city would demoralize the Soviet Union.
