Americans began to realize the dangers of relying heavily on foreign fuel-This best describes an outcome of the 1970's oil crisis in the United States
Explanation:
- In the early 1970's Americans relied heavily on the foreign oil(in form of gasoline and other products) as they thought that Arab oil exporters cannot afford to loose the revenues they gained by supplying oil to the U.S market .
- In the year 1973 the members of the <u>Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) </u> imposed an oil embargo on US which led to the shortage of fuel and the oil prices quadrupled.<u>This embargo ended in the in march 1974</u>
<u>The answer is (C)Americans began to realize the dangers of relying heavily on foreign fuel.</u>
<span>Toward the close of 1775, Lord North introduced a bill in Parliament, which provided for prohibiting all intercourse with the colonies, until they should submit, and for placing the whole country under martial law. This bill included a clause for appointing resident commissioners in America, who should have discretionary powers to grant pardons and effect indemnities, in case the Americans should come to terms. Having thus determined to place the country under martial law, and to procure the submission of the colonies by force of arms, the next important consideration. was to procure the requisite force. The estimated number of men sufficient to carry out successfully the designs of the ministry, was twenty-eight thousand seamen, and a land force of fifty-five thousand men.</span>
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The hand grenade, long used in crude form, developed rapidly as an aid in attacking trenches. Probably the most important was the introduction of high explosive shells, which dramatically increased the lethality of artillery over the 19th-century equivalents
