The correct answer is Canada.
Canada was the country which had an annual labor festival before the United States. Labor Day in Canada started around 1870 in Toronto, and then years later, Peter McGuire brought the national holiday to America as well to celebrate the contributions of workers.
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The name comes from "Napoleon complex" (popularly known as "short-man syndrome"), an inferiority complex said to be suffered by short people. Aggressive or dangerous people who are short are often labeled as such to mock them. This was most famously done to the legendary French emperor, Napoléon Bonaparte.
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The correct answer is A. The Truman Doctrine was designed to contain Communism where it was and prevent it from spreading to other nations.
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The Truman Doctrine is a foreign policy program announced by US President G. Truman after World War II in a speech to Congress on March 12, 1947.
It formulated the policy of “containment” in relation to Soviet Communism in the whole world. It was aimed at revising the system of international relations that had formed under Roosevelt. Truman Doctrine was aimed at the struggle of the United States and its supporters for the political and economic unipolarity of the world.
The “Truman Doctrine” was aimed at limiting the growth of the forces of socialism that intensified after World War II, exerting continuous pressure on the USSR and other totalitarian countries, and supporting democratic forces and regimes.
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An imaginary line called, the Equator, circles around the earths middle and is equally distant from each of its poles.
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