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What made the Marshall Plan necessary to U.S. leaders (5 points)?
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Considering only personal water use people in the developed world use about than people in the developing world.?
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How was nuclear energy used in World War 2?
Nuclear energy was used in World War II to detonate two nuclear warheads over Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6, 1945, and over Nagasaki, on August 9, 1945.The Hiroshima weapon was comprised of two subcritical mases of 235U92, that were driven into each other by conventional explosives, going super prompt critical and exploding.The Nagasaki weapon was comprised of a sphere of 239Pu94 surrounding a polonium/beryllium neutron initiator, all surrounded by shaped charges of convertional explosives. The same mechanism applies on detonation.Some sources state a different configuration, in that the Hiroshima weapon was actually 239Pu94 , while the Nagasaki weapon was actually 235U92, surrounded by layers of Beryllium. The opposite seems more correct, from a physics standpoint, so this is either a misunderstanding by this auther, a mistatement by some older documents, or by mis-information. Any one with better knowledge is, of course, welcom to refine this answer.
When did tet offensive end?
The offensive was intended to spark an insurrection among South Vietnamese civilians and military forces, destroying the US-backed regime in Saigon and isolating the US main military presence concentrated to the north, thus forcing the Johnson administration to seek a negotiated end to the war. The offensive utterly failed to prompt an uprising, although government supporters were methodically massacred in a telling use of terrorism. With the exception of the battles of Saigon and Hué, US and South Vietnamese forces quickly defeated the attacks and Vietcong units indigenous to South Vietnam were indeed decimated. It was an offensive from January 30th to 23 September 1968. The North Vietnamese government had planed the offensive for two years and the general idea was that the populous of the south would rise up and join the communist forces. The offensive included 3 phases (originally only one) the first phase started on January 30th (by accident a day earlier) in the five provincial capitals in II Corps and Da Nang, in I Corps Area of Operation. The rest of the offense began on January 31st in most major areas in South Vietnam.
How did the Indian mutiny in 1857 begin?
The Indian Mutiny was a traditionalist revolt against a wave of administrative, technological, and social reforms and became focused on the perceived British attack on the Hindu caste system, driven by the fact that the Bengal army sepoys were largely high-caste Brahmins. The cause was the General Service Enlistment Act of 1856 which required troops to serve overseas, itself a threat to caste, as well as involving voyages by sea where the risk of contamination in confined quarters from those of a lower caste by shared messing and sanitary facilities was ever present. The famous greased (in fact waxed) cartridge introduced the same year proved to be the last straw. It was rumoured that they were lubricated with grease from cattle (holy to Hindus) or pigs (unclean to Muslims). On 29 March sepoy Mangal Pandy of the 34th Native Infantry ran amok on the parade ground at Barrackpore and not only he but also a native officer who had failed to stop him were hanged. On Sunday 9 May 1857, after some troopers had previously refused the new load and had been drummed out, the 3rd Light Cavalry and 11th and 20th Native Infantry at Meerut (Mirath), near Delhi, opened fire on their officers at church parade. In the absence of prompt action by the local British commander, they massacred the British families and then marched on Delhi, where the garrison also mutinied and massacred the Europeans.
What is meant by the statement that many developing nations are subject to and ldquodominance dependence and vulnerability and in their relations with rich nations?
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What where the economic benefits of the triangle for the European's and the colonists?
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What is the adjective for prompt?
Prompt is an adjective and also a verb adjective -- Jack is always prompt. verb -- Can you prompt John to collect the fees?
What is the past tense of prompt?
The past tense of "prompt" is "prompted."
Prompt in a sentence?
The response to the accident was prompt.
Is prompt a synonym for blunder?
No. Blunder is a mistake. Prompt is a cue to a specific action, or to be prompt is to be on time.
What is the administrator's prompt in the command line on unix?
The usual indication of running as the administrator in Unix is show a prompt that contains the '#' character as either the prompt or part of the prompt.
What is an elevation prompt?
An elevation prompt is an prompt in Windows that displays requesting a user's log in credentials. Elevation prompt settings can be controlled from the User Account Control.
Why did Iraq's invasion of Kuwait prompt an international response?
Iraq's invasion of Kuwait was a violation of national sovereignty, which most nations take seriously as a state-to-state crime meritorious of intervention.
How do you get to a C prompt?
To get to a C:/ prompt, run CMD.EXE.
What do you understand by DOS prompt?
You know what you have to type in. (prompt tells you what to do.)
Definition of prompt?
Prompt is defined as the act of cause or bring about.
