The U.s tried to remain neutral however, little things the opposing sides did began to change their stance. Britain propaganda, the sinking of ships by German U-boats, the final thing that pushed them over the edge was the "Zimmerman" note. A note that tried to get Mexico to declare war on the U.s.
Answer: The loyalist "FREEEDOM OF EXPRESSION WAS CURBED DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION". option "b" is the most correct option.
Explanation: During the American revolution, they were some Americans, who played loyal to the grown of Britain, because they are directly serving as an official to in the palace and some believe nothing can be gotten from war, and if they were to be free from Britain, they will loss all the benefits been gotten from Britain. This made many of them to be loyal, as the word loyalist is formed to describe those set of people.
This agitate the American who are moving for freedom, to trace those loyalist and brutalize them to death. This curbed the freedom of expression of many loyalist. All Americans that did not want the revolution, were forced to remain silent because, they will be brutalized to death by the ones who are agitating for freedom. The American agitating for freedom were so desperate and passionate to fight for revolution.
The Twelfth amendment, ratified in 1804, changed the process so that candidates are elected for president and vice president separately, instead of the vice presidency as the person who came in second in the vote for president.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Because immigrants were unskilled and didn’t need skill for jobs in the factories
Answer:
Your answer is C.
Explanation:
Military tribunes were originally infantry commanders. Under the early republic there were six to a legion; some were appointed by the consuls (chief executives) or military commanders, and others were elected by the people. Under the empire he military tribune was a preliminary part of a senatorial or an equestrian career and subject to the emperor’s nomination. Tribunes commanded bodyguard units and auxiliary cohorts.
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