Answer:
There are many similarities between the modern day UBC and medieval guilds. For example, the members of both groups are united by their industries. Members of the UBC are either training, or have already trained to become carpenters, and are working together within the union to support one another and themselves.
Explanation:
I’m sorry if this isn’t exactly right, I’m not entirely familiar with this, but I think this is correct.
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Answer:Eliot Ness is born. (Chicago, Illinois)
1926
Al Capone files his last income tax return. (Chicago, Ill)
1930
Eliot Ness teams up with James Malone to take on Al Capone. (Chicago)
Sunday 14th September: Mobsters blow up a corner general store after the owner refuses to buy any more of their green beer. The bomb kills the store owner and a young girl. (Chicago, Ill)
Monday 15th September: Elliot Ness' first day on the job is a flop. His first bust yeilds bumberchutes instead of booze, but he receives a free lesson in law enforcement from Malone. (Chicago, Ill)
Tuesday 16th September: Eliot Ness receives a visit from the mother of the girl who died in the explosion. She thanks him for what he's doing. Ness seeks out Malone in an attempt to recruit him. Malone declines. (Chicago, Ill)
Wednesday 17th September: Oscar Wallace arrives from the Washington Bureau; Malone changes his mind. He and Ness recruit George Stone from the police academy. (Chicago, Ill)
Explanation:
The answer is FALSE.
It is not true that Japanese Americans were forced to relocate to guarded camps because they were becoming successful business people. They were forced into these camps because the US Government feared they were helping the enemy in World War II.
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Answer:
Marbury vs Madison: Supreme Court case that established the principle of judicial review in the United States, meaning that American courts have the power to strike down laws, statutes, and some government actions that they find to violate the Constitution of the United States.
Louisiana Purchase: This territory was sold to America from the French. This land tripled American territory.
I can only give you these two answers since it is to the best of my knowledge.
