<h2>What was a major effect of the Library of Alexandria? Pls Help 20pts
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</h2><h2>It only contained Greek works, which helped others learn about Greek culture.
</h2><h2>It provided ships with a safe route to the city and increased trade relationships.
</h2><h2>It contained scrolls from many cultures, so students built on old knowledge and spread new ideas.
</h2><h2>It only allowed Greek scholars in the building, which resulted in them becoming an advanced culture.</h2><h2></h2>
During the Battle of Midway, the U.S. was without one of her finest Carrier commanders,<u> Fleet Admiral </u><u>William Frederick Halsey </u><u>Jr.</u> because he was overstressed and suffering from Psoriasis .
William Halsey Jr.:
- Was one of 4 Fleet Admirals in U.S. history
- Spearheaded raids against the Japanese after the Battle of Pearl Harbor
- Led the Americans to victory in the Battle of Leyte Gulf
William Halsey was so angered by the Japanese raid on Pearl Harbor that he started a series of raids on Japanese held territory as well as the Japanese homeland.
After 6 months of doing this, he developed extreme stress and lost a lot of weight and developed the skin condition known as Psoriasis. With a heavy heart, Fleet Admiral Nimitz then ordered him to Hawaii because he was insisting on remaining in command.
As a result, he was not present during the Battle of Midway and the U.S. had to make due without a veteran like him.
We can therefore conclude that William Halsey did not participate in the Battle of Midway.
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Answer:
I think it is the first. But I am going to give you my source and then you can decide too.
Explanation:
Both colonies were founded in the 1600s. They were both havens of religious freedom; Massachusetts primarily had the Puritans, and Pennsylvania primarily had the Quakers. Both areas were rich in natural resources, such as lumber.
Yes it did have a positive impact because they were allowed to vote.
