Answer:
George Washington
Explanation:
On April 30, 1789, George Washington, standing on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York, took his oath of office as the first President of the United States.
Well first off in 1941 the USA made the A-bomb which was dropped on Hiroshima.
In Germany while they were invading the USSR one German army tried to attack the cacusas which had oil which started a push back which like the germans did circaling movements
"What do the actions described in the box indicate about U.S. foreign policy?" Imperialistic savagery, you barely hear half of it, in reality the CIA used its shadows to kill thousands. Assassinated anyone that wasn't apart of their plan, and installed puppet governments. All the ''Free elections" during that time were set up to introduce the puppet leaders so the US could have a strangle hold over them. Yes, communism is inefficient, and ultimately was backwards and spent no time hearing the people. But forgetting what really happened is a step backwards, thousands died, the CIA having a very long line of bodies behind it.
I of course don't have all the answers, but here ya go, GL.
Answer:
The 20th president was James A. Garfield.
He had been serving from March 4, 1881 until his death by assassination six and a half months later.
Answer:
The correct answer is <em>C) the creation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Hindu majority Union of India</em>
Explanation:
The 'Partition' of India took place in 1947 when the colony of 'British India' was granted freedom and two new countries were established. India came into being as a Hindu majority but a secular government with its capital in Delhi.
Pakistan was established as a Muslim republic with a capital in Karachi. The leaders of both the new countries actually began their political careers together. Both Jinnah and Gandhi were part of the Indian National Congress, a political party fighting for political freedoms against the British.
However, disagreements quickly arose between the minority Muslim members of the party and the majority Hindus. The differences eventually resulted in the development of the All India Muslim League which campaigned for the need for a separate Muslim country.
