What is 100 years of jrotc yesterday today tomorrow

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Answer 1

Answer: My SAI suggested that we write about things from the past, whats going on in the present and what might happen in the future to improve our program.

Answer 2

Answer: 100 Years of JROTC yesterday today tomorrow is an essay form assignment given to JROTC cadets by their instructers to show what they know about JROTCs history and what research they have done.

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The people, because we the people of America is where the government gets its power

the leaders is the correct answer

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Kennedy delivered his Inaugural Address before an audience of twenty thousand people sitting on seats swept free of snow. The address was televised, and eighty million Americans watched; it was also broadcast over radios around the world. Being aware of the extensive audience, Kennedy consciously spoke not only to Americans but to the people around the globe as well. Beyond the initial audience of people who heard the original speech can be added those who subsequently read it in...

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What does the term “Cold War” refer to?a. an air battle
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Hello There! :)

The term "Cold War" refers to a "War of threats and fear". So, the answer would be D.

C, the cold war was the tension between the United States and Russia after WW2

How did Iran respond when the U.S. refused to hand over Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi following the Iranian Revolution?

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The Iranian group seized fifty-two Americans (from the American Embassy based in Iran) and held as hostages as a response to the United States when they refused to hand over Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi which also lead into an Iranian Revolution.

it seized fifty-two American hostages.

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To start your essay. Include your introduction. An introduction consists of thesis 4-5 sentences and what your topic is about.

well of course u start with a intro. Just put something like a hook which is something that grabs the readers attention. The do a backround information on the DBQ then do reasons.

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How old was harriet tubman when she first escaped slavery?

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Answer:

Explanation:

She was born 1820....she first escaped in 1849

Answer:

She was 30 years old

Explanation:

She escaped in 1849. She was born in 1819.

1849-1819=30

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