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What was event that helped make the US a world power?
World War 2
What was one event that heled make the US a world power?
The country fought in World War I.
How did the war help make the us a world power?
it made the United States a global power because of the atomic bomb
How did World War 2 help make the us a global power?
it made the United States a global power because of the atomic bomb
Who can help me arrange a big classmate reunion?
An event planner can help you plan the perfect class reunion. Distinct Event Planning is a full service event planning company that can make any event special.
That music can help make world peace?
music can help make world peace?
How do trends help a scientist make a prediction?
If a scientist notices an event that continually happens due to another event or action, he can predict, If this event happens, this event will happen next.
What term describes physical or mental representation of an object or event?
a model
What is help in Microsoft in PowerPoint?
Help in Microsoft power point is used for various help issues. It can be done to make complete use of Power point.
How do the similes help you understand the event?
Similes help to create a vivid image by comparing the event to something familiar or tangible. This comparison can make it easier for the reader to grasp the emotions, actions, or atmosphere of the event being described. By likening the event to something else, similes can help readers connect with and better understand the event on a deeper level.
What is a global event?
An event that will affect or change the whole world. For example: Someone announced that they could make oil from water, if true that would be a global event. From the word itself, global means world-wide so it would be world-wide event. A global event is something that all countries know of. Examples of global events are: - World Wars - Olympics
How does the final event of the narrative help the writer make a point about nature?
The final event of the narrative serves as a climax, reinforcing the writer's point about nature's power and unpredictability. It may highlight themes of resilience, destruction, or the cycle of life and death in nature, emphasizing its importance and influence on the characters and their lives.
