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What was the crisis of confidence that America seemed to be having in the late 1970's?
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How did the Tet Offensive impact the American people and thus the military?
it seemed to prove that America was not winning in Vietnam.
What is the result of Moroccan crisis?
the resulst of the first Morrocan Crisis in 1906 were: Anglo Russian agreement was signed in 1907 Britain and Russia had supported France which strengthned their relationship and led to the Anglo-Russian agreement in 1907. france had more confidencew in Britain's support and Britain's policy of splendid isolationism seemed to be coming to an end. OG
Did tuts dad have breasts?
He was often shown as having pendulous breasts. Tut seemed to have little 'budding' breasts too, though not to the extent of his Dad.
How close was the world to nuclear war?
At least once, during the Cuban Missile Crisis in October, 1962, the US and the Soviet Union seemed on the brink of war. The conflict escalated over nuclear missiles the Russians were putting in Castro's Cuba, only 90 miles from US soil.
Was the Cuban missile crisis during the cold war?
You need to work this answer abit but the jist of it is: YES the Cuban Missile Crisis was a turning point in the cold war,because: 1. Khrushchev lost prestige - the Russian army generals didn't forgive for having chosen peace (what ither choice did he have?). China broke from Russia, saw her as unable tostand up to the forces of the West. 2. Kennedy gained prestige, his cool yet hawkish response was greatly praised. He was seen as the man who faced down the Russians. 3. Both sides had had a fright. They were more careful in future. The two leaders set up a telephone 'hotline' to talk directly in a future crisis situation. 4. In 1963, they agreed a Nuclear Test Ban Treaty +Treaty for the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons 5. Cuba remained a Communist dictatorship, but America left it alone. NO, it wasn't a turning point because: 1. Ideologies on both sides remained the same, both superpowers still had the same suspicions towards each other. Changed actions not convictions! 2. Tensions arose through the proxy-wars (ie: Vietnam, Afghanistan...) 3. Peace had been accepted mainly because there was NO alternative apart from nuclear annihilation. 4. Crisis was a "pretext", only forced them to physically experience what they had been imagining for several years already, less a consequence of the crisis then of what led up to it.
How do you spell seemed?
The word seemed (appeared to be) has a homophone (sound-alike word) seamed (fabric having seams).
America resisted expansion because imperial rule seemed inconsistent with america's?
republican principles
What is the difference between confidence and self esteem?
I'd say self esteem is about how you value yourself, and self confidence is how confident you feel about your abilities/undertaking a personal challenge for instance: "although he had very low self esteem, he seemed full of self confidence preparing for the tennis match"
What did the tet offense show?
It seemed to prove that America was not winning in Vietnam.
Is seemed a homonym?
"Is" and "seemed" are not homonyms. Homonyms are words that are pronounced the same but have different meanings. "Is" is a form of the verb "to be," while "seemed" is the past tense of "seem."
Why by the late 1800s there seemed to be two Americas?
The continent of America is generally split between North and South America. With Central America as the divider.
Why by late 1800 there seemed to be two Americas?
The continent of America is generally split between North and South America. With Central America as the divider.
Who supported restrictions on immigration and seemed to forget that America was built by immigrants?
natvist
Why did the US government oppose Fidel Castro's taking power in Cuba?
Fidel Castro planned to create a communist government in Cuba, and it seemed dangerous having a country with communist ties that close to the continental US. This was soon proved true in the Cuban Missile Crisis of October, 1962.
Why is America buying Louisiana from Napoleon?
The price was right and it seemed like a good investment.
Alfred Wegener noticed that the coast of South America seemed to fit into the coast of this continent?
Africa
Why did America select George Washington as the first president?
He seemed like a good Idea at the time
