Answer:
That statement is False
Explanation:
We did adopted that policy in the past. But we start to change it during world war II. After winning the war, united states start to gradually change its foreign policy and play a more active role in helping out other nations. (this can be seen by heading the united nations and paying contribution to fight environmental damage across the globe)
Answer:
Without freedom of assembly, America would not truly be a democracy. If there were no outlet for the American people to voice their concerns for the American Government or voice their disapproval, America would not be known as the Land of Freedom.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. The sound of the shakuhachi is deeper and deeper compared to the sound of the western flute.
2. It has the ability to be divided into three octaves on a five note scale.
3. The Japanese aesthetic quality that can be heard in the piece is the "ma", the "okua-den" lineage and the silence that can be noticed between the beats and the breath.
Explanation:
The shakuhachi is a wind instrument very popular in the east and very similar to the European recorder. It is made of bamboo and has a very simple appearance, with only a mouthpiece and 5 holes, but it has a great versatility which allows it to be used in many different genres. This versatility occurs thanks to its deep and raw sound that can be divided into three octaves and five-note scale.
B.) <span>Nativists were concerned that immigrants would overrun the country.</span>
Answer:Self-interest
Explanation:
Self-interest refers to pursuing our own needs and desires. We usually engage in these types of behavior without knowing that we have done so.
Self interest motivates us to act because we yearn for self benefits.
Usually students get into political organization in order to influence government towards paying financial aids for those student who are needs sometimes including themselves. When they are engaged in politics they want their voice to be heard by the government to state their needs and expectations.
