The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options included, we can say the following.
Identify the verb that shows that President Johnson was against the Civil Rights Act of 1866. (hint- think voting)
The correct answer is "veto." United States President Johnson vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 1866. One of the many powers of the President of the United States is his veto power. And President Andrew Johnson used it to veto the Civil Rights Act pf 1866. This act protected US citizens under the law. However, President Johnson considered that this act did not completely address the challenges of Reconstruction and the necessities of African Americans.
The aryans was not targeted by the germans.
Answer:
Okay so I don't have much expertice in this time period, so don't expect for a right answer.
Explanation:
So the cold war tensions made these countries (I am assuming you mean America and the USSR) kind of hostile towards each other. And I will also answer the interaction of other countries. Remember, these are two super powers baring their teeth towards each other. The other countries may have been uncomfortable and may have felt that they should pick a side. This made other country interaction more limited too. But there was still some hope. The american national exhibition in Moscow did happen. I mean sure, the USSR were unimpressed in most of the things, but at least they were willing for the americans to hold this. This is also where the Pepsi soda brand also got most of its recognition and money, so that was pretty good.
