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Countries involved with the Allies during WW2 were Britain, France, Belgium, Poland (the invasion of Poland had forced the army to escape into exile, however, many soldiers in the Polish Army still continued to fight in Britain's army), Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the U.S (America had issued a lend-lease act in order to give resources to Britain, so they remained neutral most of the way until 1940, when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, this made the U.S finally declare war on the Axis Powers officially), India (at the time a colony of Britain), Burma (also a colony), The Belgian Congo (colony of Belgium), Romania (only as of 1944, when King Michael signed a peace treaty with the Soviet Union) China (then ruled by the Kuomintang, who had managed an uneasy treaty with the Chinese Communist Party to fight together until the wars end), Norway (although not officially, Norway had denied Germany occupation of their land, when Germany invaded they had also fought back), and The Soviet Union (starting from 1940, when German troops secretly invaded the borders of the Soviet Union in an operation known as Barbarossa)
Answer:
civics - study of the duties and rights of citizens. citizenship, rights and duties of citizens. government, the ruling authority for a community.
Explanation:
The correct answer is: "The speech convinced Americans that the USSR was an enemy, rather than an ally, which led to the creation of the Truman Doctrine".
The speech pronounced by the UK president Winston Churchill tried to condemn the URSS policies and to call to action to the other former Ally Countries in order to combat its expansion.
It gave rise to the Truman Doctrine, an US foreign policy approved in 1947 that was designed with the purpouse of limiting the expansion of URSS, during the Cold War era. It tried to spoil the Soviet objectives without direct military interventions.
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I think the <span>"peculiar parliamentary position" was "horizontal."
</span><span>Some years ago in some Commonwealth country, Uganda I think, a member of parliament was reprimanded for accusing some other member of having engaged in what he called "horizontal refreshment" with a female member of his staff in the parliament building. </span>
