Answer: The beloved children's story, “One Fish, Two Fish,” is the tale of differences. The revered Dr. Seuss uses his imaginary creatures to teach children about accepting differences. This leads to Seuss' theme of acceptance.
The correct answer is A. Admiral Nimitz knew where and when the Japanese were going to attack. The Japanese aimed to lure the Americans into a trap in order to deal a decisive blow, hoping for a repeat of Pearl Harbor. However, with knowledge of the Japanese plan, the U.S. navy prepared its own trap, and thoroughly defeated the Japanese navy. This marked the begginning of the end in the Pacific Theater of WWII, since the Japanese could not recover from the loss of four aircraft carriers.
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Explanation:
I'm literally learning this now in APUSH. In 1914 which is the era of the gilded age people were dependent on railroads and oil. Thanks to help from Carnegie (and the other 4 men) (around 1914) and steel, the US economy rose back from its divided chaos.
<u>Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer set up an agency in the Justice Department to arrests communists, socialists, and anarchists.</u>
