3rd option because I got it right on the test
Answer:
The many established trade routes throughout the Mediterranean also helped the Mycenaeans gain wealth and power. They gained power from trade, waging war, and conquering the land.
The Vietnam War was set in a very bad time for the United States. Its citizens were under the control of the Red Scare, a generalized fear of communism and possible communist spies. Combining this with the essential loss of the Vietnam proxy war with the Soviet Union, the United States came to a harsh realization that not all its battles would be victories. To be clear, the United States never actively engaged the USSR in Vietnam; it combated the communist ideals nurtured in Vietnam by the Soviets.
While these are arguably the most present and important themes of Washington's address, he did have other<span> important pieces of advice for the nation he loved. For example, he warns against long-term foreign alliances that might undermine the sovereignty of the United States.
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I think it would be A. I remember they really wanted to get to India.
