What led to the passage of the Tonkin Gulf Resolution?

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A reported attack by Vietnamese torpedo boats in the tonkin gulf on a american destroyer. Congress approved it after LBJ stated that it was to stop communist aggression


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Select the correct answer. Which statement best describes the status of women in ancient Egyptian society? A. Women in ancient Egypt had many legal rights, including the right to own property and businesses. B. Women in ancient Egypt could hold government positions but could not become pharaoh. C. Women in ancient Egypt were banned from taking part in religious rituals. D. Women in ancient Egypt could not hold jobs other than the traditional roles of wife and mother.

Which label belongs in the area marked Y?Involves minerals replacing remains of organism
Takes millions of years to form
Gives evidence of organism's activity
Involves mold filling with minerals and sediment

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Area marked Y involves mold filling with minerals and sediment.

Answer: Option D

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Mold and cast are the 3-D impressions on the surface where an organism is preserved. These organisms will start decaying leaving a pit that looks exactly like the organisms' impression. This space will be filled with materials like sediments and minerals. The filling materials are known as mold thus forms the cast on the impression.

Later the organism's remaining will get decomposed completely and the sediment around it as mold gets hardened by water. This hardened sediment in the imprint that contains the structure of the decomposed organism.

Answer: the answer is D, Involves mold filling with minerals and sediment, hope this helped if your looking for a simple answer

Which immigrant from a poor Scottish family became wealthy by making the United States the world's leading producer of steel? A. Henry Bessemer B. Andrew Carnegie C. Gustave Eiffel D. Charles William Siemens

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B. Andrew Carnegie

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To escape poverty in Scotland, Carnegie moved with his family to Pittsburgh at age 13. He began as a bobbin kid in a cotton production line and moved through various occupations until turning into the director of the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad.  

While utilized by the Railroad, Carnegie put resources into an organization that produced rail route dozing cars. From that achievement, he put resources into more organizations. By 1863, half of his salary originated from investments. In 1865, he resigned from the railroad and established his own organization, Keystone Bridge Company. His first steel works started in 1873. The steel organization flourished, and by 1900 it delivered more metal than all of Great Britain.  

In 1901, J.P. Morgan purchased Carnegie Steel to shape United States Steel and paid Carnegie $480 million making him the world's most richest man. Carnegie at that point turned into a full-time humanitarian.

B. Andrew Carnegie

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What was american culture like in the early 1800s ?

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During this time the United States had acquired moreterritories through the Louisiana Purchase. People were planning to expand westward. During this time cultures fromterritories alongside the Atlantic coast were now spreading to the OldNorthwest and Old Southwest areas.  Atthis time they were starting to establish their identity as a nation butdifferent views on industrialization and slavery also showed division amongcitizens.

What was the topic of the argument that led to the Great Schism?

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East-West Schism, also called Schism of 1054, event that precipitated the final separation between the Eastern Christian churches (led by the patriarch of Constantinople, Michael Cerularius) and the Western church (led by Pope Leo IX). The mutual excommunications by the pope and the patriarch in 1054 became a watershed in church history. The excommunications were not lifted until 1965, when Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I, following their historic meeting in Jerusalem in 1964, presided over simultaneous ceremonies that revoked the excommunication decrees.

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How much allure did such radical movements as communism and socialism have for Americans in the 1930s? What was the "Popular Front" approach and why did it end?

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Although communism and socialism were alluring for some Americans during the 1930s, especially with the failing economic system, these social ideologies never really took place in the US or never gained much public love due to the fact that the US has always been a heavily capitalistic country. 

The popular front effectively gathered men to fight the fascists in the Spanish Civil War. It ended eventually with the ending of the war. 

what were some strategies used by the labor unions to address the problematic working conditions of the time period.

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Death????/

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