The correct answer is A)Invasion of Czechoslovakia.
After World War II, the US wanted to spread the ideas of democracy around the world. In order to do this the federal government used several different methods. One of the most famous methods was the Marshall Plan. This gave economic aid to countries whose infrastructure was destroyed during World War II. This aid would allow the US to influence this country and their political system.
Along with this, the US allow helped to create the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This allowed the US to create an alliance with several different countries that would fight against communism and would fight for the spreading of democracy.
This shows that the only one the US did not plan on doing was invading Czechoslovakia.
<span>The Age of Enlightenment, known also as the Age of Reason,
was a philosophical movement started and representative of the 18th century, in
Western Europe. The main principles of the movement were individual liberty, tolerance
and ending the church and state abuses. Science played a major role in the
development of the Enlightenment period. Most of the thinkers and writers of
the era came from scientific backgrounds. It favored rational thought above
anything else and scientific progress was associated with the replacement of
the old religious and traditional authority.</span>
If Congress enacted a bill that was in violation of the ADA, this is what would likely happen:
A citizen or a citizen's group would likely challenge the bill in Court. They would sue Congress, in essence.
A Federal District Court would hear the case. And then decide one way or another.
There is a chance that the Court would make it the entire way up to the Supreme Court.
Either way, though, the judiciary would review it (only after a case was brought) to determine whether the law was constitutional.
Answer:
afather looking back on his child's younger years
What the teenagers did in the 1960's is that they do "go-go dancing", "surfing" "collecting troll dolls" went to rock concerts.
