Answer:
False.
Explanation:
President Calvin Coolidge appointed William De Witt Mitchell solicitor general. Mitchel remained at that post until President Herbert Hoover appointed him attorney general, a position in which Mitchell held from 1929 to 1933. And following his time in the cabinet, Mitchell served as chairman on the Committee of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and as chief counsel to the joint committee investigating the Pearl Harbor attack. He later died in Syosset, New York, on August 24, 1955.
Answer:
B. hired architects to build magnificent churches and offices
D. sponsored expeditions to collect classical manuscripts and coins
Explanation:
During the Renaissance the church and patrons (who were previously sponsoring art in Florence) moved to Rome in order to restore basilicas, plazas, and overall discover and attract new talents to develop beautiful architecture in Rome.
Also with the construction of monasteries, the Church (specially monks) started to collect old manuscripts to either learn from them, or hide them from the population, since some of them were from the past Greek philosophers that stated ideas against what the Church wanted to spread at that time.
Taking into account the statement above
"What race issues was Senator Johnson likely referring to in California and in the South? Given who supported the Treaty (see Doc C), why might he have made this argument?
The answer is: The Southern regions since they obtained the most percent of the votes in support of president Wilson referring too 90%.
<span>The territorial gain made by the United States as a result of the Spanish-American War are the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Guam moved toward becoming domains of the United States as a major aspect of the terms of the Treaty of Paris that authoritatively finished the Spanish-American War of 1898.</span>
