It stopped racial discrimination<span> in the military. It eventually led to the cease of segregation in all of the US services. </span>
They taxed traders coming and leaving Ghana, and they used their armies to protect trade routes.
<u><em>The Cold War</em></u> is your answer
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A. World War II: <u>Why We Fight</u>: these are documentary films by the US government in order to encourage soldiers to engage in WWII and also to gain support from the public in general for entering the War
B. War in Iraq: <u>Embedded journalists</u> is a term that was used during the Iraq war and it means that the reporters were covering the news next to the military units during the armed conflicts.
C. Vietnam War: <u>Famous anti-war Walter Cronkite broadcast</u>. Walter Cronkite was a famous American journalist that covered the Vietnam War and had a strong opinion against it.
D. Persian Gulf War: <u>Press pools</u>: media coverage during the Persian Gulf War was very controversial since only 100 reporters authorized to inform the public about the war.
Answer:
Even though Andrew Jackson won the most electoral and popular votes, he didn't win by enough to beat any of the other three candidates. This meant that the final vote was up to the House of Representatives. Henry Clay, with the least amount of votes, knew that neither himself or Crawford would win and he hated Andrew Jackson, so he turned his votes over to John Adams which gave Adams the most votes and made Adams win.
In 1828, Jackson beat his other candidates and won the presidency.
