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Did German involvement in the Balkans their proposed railroad and their friction with Serbia all increased European tension?
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Proposed the European recovery program?
George C. Marshall
Who proposed the European recovery program that promised European nations American aid to rebuild their economies?
George C. Marshall
What did the US do to stop the European nations from interfering with America?
proposed the american system
Can you give me an example of an absolute phrase?
Sure! An example of an absolute phrase is "the storm raging outside, the family decided to stay indoors." In this sentence, "the storm raging outside" is an absolute phrase that gives additional information about the main clause.
Did aggressive German actions in the Balkan states and their proposed railroad increase European prewar tension?
False.
Did aggressive German actions in Balkan states and their proposed railroad increase European prewar tension?
False.
What did FDR proposed in 1937 to make the supreme court more pro- new deal?
the number of justices should be increased
Who makes EU laws?
Herman Van Rompay is the president Actually it's just the president of European Union at the time see Herman Van Rompay might be in charge now but in six months it will change so don't just say he's in compleate charge because trust me he won't be in a couple months.
What are some examples of citizen involvement in the US political process?
writing a letter to your congressperson to express an opinion on a proposed law is an example of civic participation in federal government.
Who was the secretary of state that proposed a plan to give aid to European countries after world war 2?
George Marshall wrote the Marshall Plan and it was adopted.
What proposed statehood was controversial and it increased tensions between pro and anti-slavery forces.?
A. New Mexico B. Maine C. Illinois D. Kansas The answer is D Kansas.
What will going tofollow to pentillions?
A pentillion was the name proposed for what is not known as a quadrillion = 10^15. This was necessitated by the confusion between the US and European use of billion (thousand million or million million) and higher numbers. New names, based on Greek roots, were proposed. In many countries the European names have now been dropped in favour of the US names. So the next term would have been a hextillion.
