<span>I think the US use propaganda in order to gain support from neutral countries.With the help their resources, they were able to come up with creative political cartoons. Most of these political cartoon may seem harmless. However, they denote strong political meanings from the government</span><span />
Incomplete question. I assumed you are referring to this cartoon.
<u>Explanation</u>:
1. A steamroller is the object used to represent the scandal. This object is fitting because it used to flatten the surfaces of roads during construction. So, in a way, it shows the flattening effects of the scandal on those involved.
2. The scandal leads to a figurative downward fall of president Warren G. Harding's administration as a result of the Teapot Dome Scandal which negatively affected his administration.
Radical republicans wanted to completely eradicate anything that was related to slavery or secession. They wanted to punish the southern states for their behavior in a much harsher manner than what the country officially did. Many of their ideas were discarded because Lincoln and his followers didn't want to humiliate the southerners or agitate them even more.
#1 Containing
#2 Proactive
#3 Regimes
#4 Reagan Doctrine
#5 Afghanistan
#6 Mujahideen
#7 Withdrew
#8 Secret aid
#9 Contras
#10 Nicaragua
#11 radical Marxist communists
#12 anti-communist
Aloha~! My name is Zalgo and I am here to help you out on this glorious day. The Industrial Revolution made it a bit easier for people to find jobs because all of these factory owners needed workers. But, the working conditions weren't the best during that. As all of the factories were being built, some businesses were in dire need of workers and considering a lot of workers needed jobs, it wasn't too hard to find some workers and workers were willing to work, so the employers could set the wages as low as they wanted.
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