8.

How did the U.S. governments attempts 'save the world for democracy' end up

threatening civil rights in America?

Answer:

Since the 1800s, the United States has positioned itself as the preeminent power in the Americas. Early U.S. administrations declared that the region should be free of foreign (mainly European) interference. As the United States grew in size, wealth, and military power, it began to make this vision a reality. Throughout the twentieth century, fearing the spread of communism across the Atlantic

Explanation:

On April 2, 1917, President Woodrow Wilson went before a joint session of Congress to seek a Declaration of War against Germany in order that the world “be made safe for democracy.” Four days later, Congress voted to declare war, with six senators and fifty House members dissenting. “It is a fearful thing,” he told Congress in his speech, “to lead this great peaceful people into war, into the most terrible and disastrous of all wars, civilization itself seeming to be in the balance.” Wilson did not exaggerate; in 1917 the war in Europe had already lasted two-and-a-half bloody years and had become one of the most murderous conflicts in human history. By the time the war ended a year and a half later, an entire generation was decimated—France alone lost half its men between the ages of twenty and thirty-two. The maimed bodies of millions of European men who survived bore mute testimony to the war’s savagery.

the united states did not join the league of nations because

A•president wilson did not think it was a good idea.

B• the senate was afraid it might involve the united states in a future war

C•The european allies refused to admit them

what causes did abolitionists support besides ending slavery?

why did truman decide to use the atomic bomb to end the war
A to keep the russians from entering the war
B to show the world a new superweapon
C to test the effects of an atomic bomb on a city
D to quickly end the war without an invasion

Galileo made an important contribution to science by:

Who worked during the nineteenth century to gain women the right to vote

How is the New Mexico Bill of Rights different from the US Bill of Rights?

which region was described as ""the powder keg of europe"" prior to world war i?

2
Although mostly used for reconnaissance during the first half of the WWI, airplane
technology quickly started improving. Airplanes came to be used for many
peacetime purposes including carrying passengers and cargo, conducting search and
rescue missions and fighting forest fires.

True
False

HURRY PLEASE IM IN MY FINALS

In contrast to insight therapies such as psychoanalysis, behavioral therapy:

sees maladaptive behavior as the problem to be treated.

attempts to uncover the underlying conflict that gives rise to the maladaptive

encourages patients to express their emotions about their maladaptive behaviors.

focuses on the biased thoughts that lead to maladaptive behavior.

In chapters (Matthew) 5-7, there is a grouping of the [blank] of Jesus.​

What was the League of Nations?
A.the court established to try accusations of war crimes after World War I
B. the political organization that replaced the dissolved Ottoman Empire after World War I
C.the organization created after World War I whose main purpose was to maintain world
peace
D.the military alliance formed between the United States, Great Britain, and France after
World War I

Lincoln's initial presidential platform was to end slavery.
a. TRUE
b. FALSE

what two factors influenced us sympathies in world war 1

Which conelusion is best supported by the map?
A) The Gobi Desert is located in southem China
B) Many mineral resources are located along the East China Sea The least populated areas in China are found in the north and west. D) Beijing is one of China's busiest seaports.​

Which Ottoman ruler established a strict but fair law code?

Question 4 options:

Ismail


Suleyman


Akbar


Osman

Which constitutional principal is the focus of the Nullification Crisis?

Who were the critics of the First New Deal, and what were their criticisms?

Complete the table to evaluate the outcome of each conference. Was the conference successful in its goals? Why or why not? Casablanca Cairo Tehran Yalta Potsdam Date Jan. 1943 Nov. 1943 Nov.–Dec. 1943 Feb. 1945 Aug. 1945 Participants FDR, Churchill FDR, Churchill, Chiang FDR, Churchill, Stalin FDR, Churchill, Stalin Truman, Churchill Reason for conference demand unconditional surrender create vision of post-war Asia; cement Chiang as important discuss strategy for defeating Germany set conditions for Russia to enter war against Japan demand that Japan surrender unconditionally Evaluate the outcome of the conference

What is an oligarchy?

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Which nation's legislature refused to join the League of Nations?


United States


Great Britain


Italy


France

In one paragraph, explain why European nations colonized Africa in the later decades of the nineteenth century.

Please make it make sense ! For Final

european country known for historic sites and fortresses

How did the film “The Birth of a Nation” Affect the African American community?

Plz answer this 10 pts

where to find finneon in pokemon brilliant diamond

Who ever gets it right first I will give brainly and 20 points

Thought industralization allowed people to buy more factory-made goods, it also led to what?

a
increased education
b
loss of labor laws
c
fewer jobs
d
crime and corruption
Thought industralization allowed people to buy more factory-made goods, it also led to what?

a
increased education
b
loss of labor laws
c
fewer jobs
d
crime and corruption

Describe what a continent is

Which is an example of the negative effects of European imperialism?

A). King Leopold in the Belgian Congo

B). All of the above


C). The Opium Wars in China


D). Natives people were treated like second class citizens by Europeans

After world war 1, the U.S. entered a phase of