Answer: Prohibition would hurt the state's economy.
Explanation:
The Prohibition era was a time in the history of the United States between 1920 and 1933 when the production, sale and importation of alcohol was banned as it was viewed to be immoral and harming the nation.
The 'wets' were those who were against Prohibition and in Louisiana, believed that the Prohibition was harming the state economy. Indeed it was estimated that as a result of Prohibition, more than 700 saloons and 7 distilleries went out of business.
Answer:
For some 30 years after 1870, considering the likelihood of another German war, the French high command had subscribed to the strategy of an initial defensive to be followed by a counterstroke against the expected invasion: a great system of fortresses was created on the frontier, but gaps were left in order to “canalize” the German attack. France’s alliance with Russia and its entente with Great Britain, however, encouraged a reversal of plan, and after the turn of the century a new school of military thinkers began to argue for an offensive strategy. The advocates of the offensive à l’outrance (“to the utmost”) gained control of the French military machine, and in 1911 a spokesman of this school, General J.-J.-C. Joffre, was designated chief of the general staff. He sponsored the notorious Plan XVII, with which France went to war in 1914.
Explanation:
basically: Plan XVII
The bielief system for the civil service exams during the Han, Tang and Song dynasties was <span>Confucianism as it encouraged merit and </span><span><span>respect </span>for the five principal relationships.</span>
Answer:
can you attatch the map?
Explanation:
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<span>Article X, which would pledge members to consult on military and economic sanctions against aggressors</span>
