What strained U.S.-Soviet relations? Camp David Accords
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
Iranian Revolution

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Answer 1
Answer: The correct answer is Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. This is because the US supported those who opposed the Soviet army and supplied them with many things necessary in wars.
Answer 2
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Answer: It's d

Explanation: The other person is correct.


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What was the success of the Magadha kingdom after the Persian Invasion

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the Magadha kingdom helped to overthrow the Persians.

What kind of resource is natural gas?
a. nonrenewable
b. renewable

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Natural gas is a )a nonrenewable resource. Natural gas is defined as "a naturally occurring hydrocarbon gas mixture consisting primarily of methane, but commonly including varying amounts of other higher alkanes, and sometimes a small percentage of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and/or hydrogen sulfide."
non renewable because i's a fossil fuel.

Which document does the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence echo? John Locke's Second Treatise of Government Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan Baron de Montesquieu's The Spirit of Laws The US Constitution

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John Locke, Treatise of Government.

for plato users John Locke's Second Treatise of Government


Why did framers grant congress the power to tax? a. to make sure that national wealth was distributed evenly among the states
b. to make sure the federal goverment could fund public needs
c. to make sure the states would create their own taxes
d. to make sure the federal goverment would hold power over the states

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Congress in the 1780s couldn't deal with serious national problems, such as a huge debt incurred during the American Revolution.

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B

Explanation: I took the lesson and that was the answer

How did Ming China's relationship with Japan differ from its relationship with Vietnam?A. Vietnam was outside the sphere of Chinese influence, while Japan was required to recognize Chinese superiority.
B. Vietnam was ruled entirely by China, while Japan controlled its own government despite Chinese occupation.
C. Vietnam was infrequently required to give China tributes, while Japan was required to give tributes to China more regularly.
D. Vietnam successfully resisted Chinese attempts at occupation, while Japan was never engaged in direct conflict with China.

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Option: D. Vietnam successfully resisted Chinese attempts at occupation, while Japan was never engaged in direct conflict with China.

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Ming Dynasty relationship with Japan differs from its relationship with Vietnam because Vietnam has always resisted the china occupation in its land. Chinese domination in Vietnam began during 111 BC, which continued to Ming dynasty. Japan never entered into war with the Ming because it maintains healthy relations with one another.  

The answer is D. Vietnam successfully resisted Chinese attempts at occupation, while japan was never engaged in direct conflict with china.

Why did the Lend-Lease program anger isolationists?

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The Lend-Lease Program angered isolationists because it put an end to the neutrality of the United States and was a decisive step to leave behind its traditional policy of isolationism and nonintervention, which had dominated the foreign relations of the country before World War I and again since 1935 with the passing of the Neutrality Acts; After the war, the United States would adopt a completely different role with the constant supervision and intervention in world affairs.

It was seen as a way to undermine the Neutrality Acts.