U.S. relations with Iran during the Reagan administration went through four stages—indifference, hostility, cooperation and finally confrontation that even included some limited combat. U.S. policy was shaped largely by three events: The 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war, the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon, and the abduction of American hostages in Beirut.A scandal in the mid-1980s—involving secret arms sales to Iran in exchange for release of American hostages held by Iran's allies in Lebanon—nearly destroyed the Reagan presidency.<span>By 1988, U.S. support for Iraq and its military operations against Iran contributed to the end of the Iran-Iraq War and a de facto defeat for the Islamic Republic.
this should help you! =)</span>
I'd say losing the desire to work or learn, since the other three are all symptoms of agoraphobia (or panic attack)
Some Hispanics in the United States do not feel that they are unfairly construed as immigrants, when in fact many of them have lived in what is now the United States for longer than the U.S. has existed.Many Hispanics in New Mexico, for instance can trace their ancestry to Spanish settlements established in the late 1500s, long before the United States existed and a hundred years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth. Some Hispanics in Texas argue that they were living peacefully in that land as Mexican citizens until Anglo-Americans forcefully seized Texas from Mexico in the Texas War of Independence
Answer:
The answer is community property.
Explanation:
Under this regime, ownership of goods acquired during marriage is shared by the spouses, and it is separated after divorce or death of a spouse.
In some situations, separate property, such as gifts or inheritance, can be transmuted to community property.
Answer:
There was plenty of good land available for farming.
