The Commercial Revolution contributed to the start of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain by pooling various company resources together financially to create a big company. This led to a huge import of raw materials into the country as well.
Explanation:
- During the Commercial Revolution, small companies came together as a big company by merging its stocks together which gave the company financial security and a better ability to improve technologically.
- The increased financial strength also led to an influx into the import of various raw materials like cotton, tea and more from other countries.
- Increase in the import of raw materials saw a rise in demand for finer finished products which no doubt required factories with advanced machines and skilled workers for increased productivity.
<span>The Great Compromise and the Three Fifths Compromise involved so much debate and discussion because each state was looking out for its personal interests and needs.</span>
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Both the Marshall Plan (USA) and the Molotov Plan (USSR) were devised as foreign aid programs that would guarantee social stability and political allegiance to the USA/USSR from the beneficiary of the program. Later on, western Europe (Marshall Plan) allied with the USA to form NATO and eastern Europe (Molotov Plan) pledged alliance to the USSR through the Warsaw Pact.
The President (aka Executive Branch) is responsible for implementing legislation and executive orders. The US Constitution gives the president this power, as Article Two outlines the expectations and rights of the executive branch. This power given to the president can be checked by other branches of the federal government though, as the Supreme Court has the power of judicial review. This means the Supreme Court can rule acts of legislation or executive orders as unconstitutional.
A. THE SOVIET UNION is the country that turned down U.S. offer of economics assistance in the Marshall Plan.
The Soviet Union refused the offered aid for the reason that accepting the Marshall Plan would constitute too much foreign interference in their Soviet economy.
The Marshall Plan was created as an American initiative to aid Western Europe after the World War II. This aid will be given after the fulfillment of their set conditions. The conditions were: each country must lay out a four-year plan that explains the procedures the country has to undergo for the intended economic transition; their government must also set aside "counterpart" funds subject to the spending discretion of the U.S. administrators.
