The Korean War had an impact on American politics because it contributed to the rise of McCarthyism as Americans sought to assign blame for the war's stalemate.
<h3>What impact did the Korean War have on American politics?</h3>
The Korean War increased the rate of GDP growth by increasing government spending, that limited investment and consumption. This War influenced American politics because it aided the rise of McCarthyism as Americans sought to assign blame for the war's stalemate.
Therefore, option D is correct.
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D. All were farming cultures.
Aircraft carriers--the carriers had been moved out of port prior to the attack.
The aircraft carriers being out of port before the attack is one reason some believe FDR and the military were aware of a coming attack. The carriers were saved because they were in the middle of the ocean doing practice runs.
The fill in the blank answer is The 1985 Mexico City Earthquake.
While under increasing economic pressure the capital and largest city of the country, Mexico city was struct by a large scale with a moment magnitude of 8.0
Aftershocks caused further damage, overall injuring 30,000 and killing approx. 20,000 people.
Buildings and infrastructure collapsed with the cost of the earthquake reaching into tens of billions of dollars to the Mexican economy.
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