Answer:
A
Explanation:
The Korean War. The Korean War acted as a proxy war during the Cold War between the United States who sided with South Korea and the Soviet Union and China who sided with North Korea. America was committed to stopping the spread of Communism, so the United States battled against North Korea and China in the Korean War.
The answer is B. Partisanship.
Partisanship is basically political bias; a party is in favor of a specific cause/event. Therefore, when elected officials support the policies and programs of their own party, they're engaging in partisanship.
well a self made background takes time and would have to put a lot of effort into making a good background. but the question is very confusing and i am with you on that.
Assuming you're referring to World War I (or World War II for that matter...) you should include in this letter--if you're an American--how you are very much against getting involved in a European conflict, since America was very "isolationist" during this time.
Every dynasty was like a trial and error period on how to succeed. By the Qing empire, everyone was sick of dynasties so they became a republic and eventually a communist autocracy.