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How many pledges to the US flag have been used?
Five
Do all states in the US have pledges?
Yes, all states in the U.S. have official pledges, such as state pledges or mottos, that reflect their values and heritage. Most commonly recognized is the Pledge of Allegiance, which is recited in schools and government settings. Additionally, some states have specific pledges related to their state flags or symbols. However, the content and significance of these pledges can vary widely from state to state.
What is cool about granite?
It has been used to make many buildings in the US and it is a metamorphic rock
What pledges were contained in Atlantic charter?
Pledges that were contained in the Atlantic Charter include all people having the right to self-determination, lowered trade barriers, and signers would work for freedom of the seas. In addition, neither the US or the UK would gain territory.
How many years has slavery been going on?
Slavery has been with us throughout history and is still with us today. in both the poor and moslem countries and in the wealthy nations where they are used in the sex industry to name but one industry.
What part of a fraction tells us how many parts is being used?
This information is generally not available: it is lost when a fraction has been simplified.
Has there been a hurricane in US?
Yes. There have been many hurricanes in the U.S.
Does Fort Knox contain enough gold to offset the US dollars in circulation?
No, not even close. The "gold standard" hasn't been used for many, many years.
How many years has the US been an independent nation?
The US has been independent since it's founding in 1776.
What Religion has often been used to justify denying homosexuals certain rights in the US?
Many religions, including Christianity deprecate homosexuality.
How many nations have used nuclear weapon in an aggressive manner?
One, the US to end WW2. There has been alot of saberrattling since then with them, but no use.
How many us soldiers have been wounded in Afghanistan?
too many
