<span>2. to promote conservation in support of the troops
The poster is promoting the view that "food will win the war". They also draw many of the people's lives or family history, in that they (or their ancestors) came to the US for freedom, and now that their freedom is under attack by the Central Power, they must fight to preserve it.
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Answer: I'm not 100% sure these are right but.
Explanation: 1) A
2) C
3) B
4) D
if they are all wrong im so very sorry:(((
In the last years of his life, Julius Caesar began to implement a number of reforms. He began to settle military veterans and poor people in the colonies assumed the territory of Rome. Gave numerous groups of the population Roman citizenship. The most important and most famous Caesar's reform was to change the calendar, which with small amendments in force to this day. Many of the intended change Caesar could not enter into force. He wanted to in the cities of Italy was unified system of municipal government. He also plans a broad program of construction and codification of Roman law. <span>Probably the main reason for the fall of Caesar was that he failed to make a good, based on the constitutional system of government. Since the victory at Munda to his death just over a year has elapsed. Many of their intentions Caesar could not materialize and therefore, it is difficult to assess how things have been further political career of Julius Caesar.</span>
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The party was so big that the courageous, battle-tested President Jackson fled the scene (out a back door or through a window) as a huge crowd drank heavily, destroyed furniture and china, and even ground cheese into the carpets with their boots on the White House carpet.
Only the promise of more free liquor drew the rabble out of the executive mansion jackson would not defend it
Cattle drives were at one time a major economic activity in the American West, particularly between the years 1866-1895, when 10 million cattle were herded from Texas to railheads in Kansas for shipments to stockyards in Chicago and points east.
