The right answer is A) Government loans gave the oil industry a second chance to boom
The first oil shock began in October 1973, when OPEC member Arab countries embargoed oil supplies to the United States, Japan, and Western Europe in retaliation for the occupation of Palestinian territories by the Israelis during the Yom Kippur War. The embargo forced some European countries and Japan to ration energy and led the world into recession. With the deficit in the supply of this commodity the American government intervened and fomented the economy so that it could survive the crisis that was instated and Texas petroleum became an improvised exit.
1) Four flights were hijacked. Two crashed into the World Trade Center towers, one crashed into the Pentagon, and one was going for an undisclosed target, but ended up crashing into a field in Pennsylvania. Over 2,000 lives were lost.
2) The War on Terrorism began which is still going on to this day. Airlines now have more security measures, the 24 hour news cycle began, and the Patriot Act was enacted.
3) First responders are dealing with mental and physical health issues from responding to the attacks. They have trauma from what they saw when responding, and have been getting illnesses like cancer from all the dust and asbestos at the attack sites. The death toll from the attacks is still rising due to this
disease is the correct answer
The correct answer for this question is this one: "A. Ibo vs. Ibibio." The conflict that represents one of the cultural clashes in the story marriage is a private affair is <span>Ibo vs. Ibibio.</span>
Here are the following choices:
A Ibo vs. Ibibio
B young vs. old
C right vs. wrong
D criminal vs. prosecutor
... plotted to assassinate him.
This was the famous "July Plot" of 1944, a plot by senior military officials to detonate a bomb that would kill Hitler. The briefcase bomb exploded, but Hitler himself sustained only minor injuries. (There were some other persons killed by the blast.) Those behind the plot believed Hitler was leading the nation to a catastrophic conclusion to the war, and wanted to replace his government in order to work out a manageable treaty with the Allies who fought against Germany.
Hitler's response was more of his unstable and maniacal approach. He had hundreds of people arrested on suspicion of conspiracy with the plot, and about 200 were tried and executed. Some of these executions by slow strangulation with piano wire were filmed for Hitler to be able to watch.
"Operation Valkyrie" was a name given to part of the plans against Hitler, and that name has become associated with the assassination plot overall. A film dramatization, called <em>Valkyrie, </em>was made about this in 2008.
