What metaphor did people use when referring to more territory joining the United States?

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it "join or die",this was created by Benjamin Franklin telling the other states to join the U.S

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Why did the Aztec have so many enemies

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Answer: Because the Aztecs used brutal force against neighboring tribes and city states forcing them to pay costly tributes and hand over victims for the human sacrifices central to the Aztec religion.

Where was Christopher Columbus born?

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He was born in genoa

Christopher Columbus was born in the Republic of Genoa, which is now Italy, in 1451.

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Which two forms of government do you think are the most different from one another?

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Communism and anarchy. Just a personal opinion

I think it's:
Authoritarianism- people have to participation in government
and
Democracy-citizens have an opinion in government

Why was Washington's warning about political parties not headed?

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His warnings were the political parties would divide people. They were not heeded because many people had different ideas, values and disagreements. Many different political parties have been registered over the years but the only two which evolved and survived are the two we have today.

Explain how did tensions in Europe lead to war

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There was many things in Europe that happened in both Wars. People dying, countries invading countries (Germany invading Poland). There was a lot of amount of mention between countries. Land issues, money issues!

The Great Depression hit Germany extremely badly, people were starving and were homeless due to the banks closing in the USA. This lead to the rise of hitler and the nazis because he gave Germans a sign of hope for recovery and promised to make Germany great again. This lead to numerous invasions over Poland and Czechoslovakia and he re-militarised the Rhine land which scared France and Britain because they were worried about Germany invading them

why was the yet offensive considered a turning point in the vietnam war? a) the united states and south vietnam won a strategic victory. b) the massacre of unarmed civilians damaged support for the war. c) U.S. forces destroyed supply lines between North and South Vietnam. d) The vietcong and north vietnamese demonstrated that they could still fight.

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The correct answer is option D: the Vietcong and North Vietnamese showed that they could still fight.

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He was trained in guerrilla war tactics, so he planned the offensive and decided to attack on Christmas Eve when it was least expected.

For that reason, Giap attacked two fronts: the US Marines' firebase in Khe Sanh and, at the same time, the NLF and NVA attacked the major cities of South Vietnam. Even though the Tet offensive didn't succeed as expected, it had a deep and lasting effect during the war, which proved to be a turning point.

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