The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "(C) Jefferson's note was written to a man who was writing a biography of Henry." The fact that casts the greatest doubt on the accuracy of Jefferson's note confirming the concluding phrase of Henry's speech is that <span>Jefferson's note was written to a man who was writing a biography of Henry.</span>
Government central-planning ministries are a prominent feature of postwar Soviet communism.
So the best answer is B. Easter European cities like Minsk, Kiev, Bucharest, and Warsaw all found themselves within the Soviet Union, or within the Soviet sphere of influence, after the war. Since many of these cities had also suffered widespread destruction during the war, they required rebuilding, which was often undertaken according to the socialist ideals promoted by Soviet communism.
A is wrong because, although many Latin American countries experienced aggressive communist insurgencies or takeovers, the communist presence in Latin America rarely resulted in the <span>centralized re-planning of cities.
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C is wrong because North America had no meaningful communist presence, and certainly no communist-guided central planning of cities. Same goes for Western Europe, which rules out D.
Letter C sounds the best to me!
Medium rare it got to have juice in it
