United states?
Q. which city do you like best in the united states and why?
Asked by basic324 - Sun Feb 18 03:39:21 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. san diego, best weather.
Answered by california - Sun Feb 18 03:42:38 2007
Q. which city do you like best in the united states and why?
Asked by basic324 - Sun Feb 18 03:39:21 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. san diego, best weather.
Answered by california - Sun Feb 18 03:42:38 2007
What state in the united states has the highest iron content?
Q. I was thinking of the united states and started wondering which state had the highest iron content in their soil...Arizona has alot of red mountains but I wasn't sure if there was a state that had a higher count...Also if anyone would happen to know which spot on in the world had the highest content of all?
Asked by Sara A - Mon Oct 8 15:04:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Minnesota mines produce the most iron, followed by Michigan. World wide Brazil produces the most iron, followed by Australia.
Answered by Doc E - Thu Oct 11 12:37:20 2007
Q. I was thinking of the united states and started wondering which state had the highest iron content in their soil...Arizona has alot of red mountains but I wasn't sure if there was a state that had a higher count...Also if anyone would happen to know which spot on in the world had the highest content of all?
Asked by Sara A - Mon Oct 8 15:04:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Minnesota mines produce the most iron, followed by Michigan. World wide Brazil produces the most iron, followed by Australia.
Answered by Doc E - Thu Oct 11 12:37:20 2007
How does the United States enter into a treaty agreement?
Q. Rank the following 6 actions in order from first to last action: A. The treaty is brought before the entire United States Senate where it is ratified by a two-thirds vote. B. Representatives of the United States meet with representatives of a foreign government and they negotiate a treaty. C. The President of the United States sends a copy of the treaty to the United States senate. D.The treaty has been agreed upon , formally written down, and signed by a representative of the U.S and foreign government. E.The treaty is sent to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations which decides to act upon it favorably. F. The foreign government is notified that the treaty has been formally ratified. Thanks for the help. I lost my textbook
Asked by Nerds Rule! - Fri Feb 29 10:53:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bdcaef i think
Answered by erin marie - Fri Feb 29 10:57:51 2008
Q. Rank the following 6 actions in order from first to last action: A. The treaty is brought before the entire United States Senate where it is ratified by a two-thirds vote. B. Representatives of the United States meet with representatives of a foreign government and they negotiate a treaty. C. The President of the United States sends a copy of the treaty to the United States senate. D.The treaty has been agreed upon , formally written down, and signed by a representative of the U.S and foreign government. E.The treaty is sent to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations which decides to act upon it favorably. F. The foreign government is notified that the treaty has been formally ratified. Thanks for the help. I lost my textbook
Asked by Nerds Rule! - Fri Feb 29 10:53:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. bdcaef i think
Answered by erin marie - Fri Feb 29 10:57:51 2008
What prison in the United States provides the best mental health services to prisoners?
Q. Hi, I am doing a "proposal" that is aim at targeting the deficiencies that prisons across the United States suffered, especially the State of California. In this proposal, I have to provide details of the common problems that affect prisoners inside prison who suffer from mental health problems. This proposal will consider the economic crisis that limits the government of California from providing better mental health treatment inside prison. So, which of the 50 states provides better mental health treatment to prisoners, excluding the State of California? Mmm, perhaps cost or something like that. Thank You!
Asked by Saul S - Wed Dec 2 02:43:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not so much an answer but an observation, my dear pal was on death row in San Quentin and he often wrote about how so many guys became so mentally ill that they were no longer fit for execution. Sadly this proved to be true when he took his own life in June this year, says it all for me. Peace
Answered by gerry mac - Wed Dec 2 14:20:39 2009
Q. Hi, I am doing a "proposal" that is aim at targeting the deficiencies that prisons across the United States suffered, especially the State of California. In this proposal, I have to provide details of the common problems that affect prisoners inside prison who suffer from mental health problems. This proposal will consider the economic crisis that limits the government of California from providing better mental health treatment inside prison. So, which of the 50 states provides better mental health treatment to prisoners, excluding the State of California? Mmm, perhaps cost or something like that. Thank You!
Asked by Saul S - Wed Dec 2 02:43:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not so much an answer but an observation, my dear pal was on death row in San Quentin and he often wrote about how so many guys became so mentally ill that they were no longer fit for execution. Sadly this proved to be true when he took his own life in June this year, says it all for me. Peace
Answered by gerry mac - Wed Dec 2 14:20:39 2009
How does the United States pay for things? What are the technical details?
Q. The United States doesn't have a 'bank account' so how does this work exactly. All checks from the United States government are from the Department of the Treasury, correct? And when that check is deposited in a bank, then how exactly does the bank increase that person's account without debiting the United States government account (of which there is none)? Basically I'd like to orient myself to the 21st century method of payments between the government and its people.
Asked by presidentrichardnixon - Tue Sep 9 00:30:27 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They issue bonds and t-bills, Chinese and Japanese and Taiwanese buy them :)
Answered by Full Windsor - Tue Sep 9 00:33:51 2008
Q. The United States doesn't have a 'bank account' so how does this work exactly. All checks from the United States government are from the Department of the Treasury, correct? And when that check is deposited in a bank, then how exactly does the bank increase that person's account without debiting the United States government account (of which there is none)? Basically I'd like to orient myself to the 21st century method of payments between the government and its people.
Asked by presidentrichardnixon - Tue Sep 9 00:30:27 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They issue bonds and t-bills, Chinese and Japanese and Taiwanese buy them :)
Answered by Full Windsor - Tue Sep 9 00:33:51 2008
What city in the United States would you recommend friends to visit and?
Q. What city in the United States would you recommend friends to visit and what is one city in the United States you would not recommend friends to visit? The City I recommend is Chicago and the City I least recommend is Detroit.
Asked by Mr. Knowledgeable VI - Thu Feb 22 12:01:04 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Chicago, hands down. It might be because I've been born and raised in the burbs of Chicago, but it has everything: music, food, museums, a great nightlife, businesses, great colleges, festivals!!, and everything else you will ever need. My second place would be Washington DC, because it is amazing. A great nightlife, politicians around every corner, more happy hours than you can count, museums that are free, great public transportation, good food, etc. Again, I might be biased because I lived there for awhile. Yeah Detroit is not the best place ever, but a lot of the town outside of there are great. If you want a good Michigan city, try Grand Rapids, it's now the largest city in MI and it is pretty rockin for a small city.
Answered by Awesome Alisa - Thu Feb 22 19:59:37 2007
Q. What city in the United States would you recommend friends to visit and what is one city in the United States you would not recommend friends to visit? The City I recommend is Chicago and the City I least recommend is Detroit.
Asked by Mr. Knowledgeable VI - Thu Feb 22 12:01:04 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Chicago, hands down. It might be because I've been born and raised in the burbs of Chicago, but it has everything: music, food, museums, a great nightlife, businesses, great colleges, festivals!!, and everything else you will ever need. My second place would be Washington DC, because it is amazing. A great nightlife, politicians around every corner, more happy hours than you can count, museums that are free, great public transportation, good food, etc. Again, I might be biased because I lived there for awhile. Yeah Detroit is not the best place ever, but a lot of the town outside of there are great. If you want a good Michigan city, try Grand Rapids, it's now the largest city in MI and it is pretty rockin for a small city.
Answered by Awesome Alisa - Thu Feb 22 19:59:37 2007
Can You State Reasons on How The United States is Ascending?
Q. For a short paragraph 50 words or less i need to choose if the the United States is ascending or declining. I chose that the United states is ascending due to technology, education, and healthcare. Can you tell me anymore ways the united states is ascending? lol i can't call him. we were going over it in class. for decline the class came up with trade, global warming, war, economice collapse, biological war, and oil collapse. those are like how we can decline. For ascendancy we came up with technology, personal freedom, awarness or finding solutions to problems that may cause decline, education, advances in medical fileds, i just need more example i think?
Asked by kate - Wed Sep 26 18:46:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't say that. United state is declining. United states ranked low in education. United states has one of the higher high school drop out rate. Students do poor in Math and in English. Most of the high paid jobs are held by foreign students. Computer companies have more foreign people employed than Americans. Technology wise, Japan and Europe, and even China and India are ahead of us.
Answered by Yeaiamhere - Wed Sep 26 18:51:23 2007
Q. For a short paragraph 50 words or less i need to choose if the the United States is ascending or declining. I chose that the United states is ascending due to technology, education, and healthcare. Can you tell me anymore ways the united states is ascending? lol i can't call him. we were going over it in class. for decline the class came up with trade, global warming, war, economice collapse, biological war, and oil collapse. those are like how we can decline. For ascendancy we came up with technology, personal freedom, awarness or finding solutions to problems that may cause decline, education, advances in medical fileds, i just need more example i think?
Asked by kate - Wed Sep 26 18:46:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't say that. United state is declining. United states ranked low in education. United states has one of the higher high school drop out rate. Students do poor in Math and in English. Most of the high paid jobs are held by foreign students. Computer companies have more foreign people employed than Americans. Technology wise, Japan and Europe, and even China and India are ahead of us.
Answered by Yeaiamhere - Wed Sep 26 18:51:23 2007
What does the 2008 United States Presidential Election mean to the World?
Q. The 2008 United States of America presidential election will have a major impact on the world. The next Commander in Cheif and 44th President of the United States will make decisions that not only impact the United States but the entire world. In your own words, what does the 2008 United States Presidential Election mean to the world as the American People elect the 44th President of the United States of America?
Asked by Mr. Knowledgeable VI - Mon Jul 21 20:35:11 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means we embarking on a new era of understanding and working together in stead if insisting on our way or the highway. Instead of calling everybody with whom we disagree a terrorist and drawing a line in the sand we work with diplomacy on fairness. Instead of world scorn with President Obama we will one again respect of the world we held until the war criminal GWB spit on our Constitution and thumbed his nose common decency so he and Cheney line their pockets at the expense of the hard working Americans. McCain would have been the same.
Answered by Dani - Mon Jul 21 20:51:17 2008
Q. The 2008 United States of America presidential election will have a major impact on the world. The next Commander in Cheif and 44th President of the United States will make decisions that not only impact the United States but the entire world. In your own words, what does the 2008 United States Presidential Election mean to the world as the American People elect the 44th President of the United States of America?
Asked by Mr. Knowledgeable VI - Mon Jul 21 20:35:11 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means we embarking on a new era of understanding and working together in stead if insisting on our way or the highway. Instead of calling everybody with whom we disagree a terrorist and drawing a line in the sand we work with diplomacy on fairness. Instead of world scorn with President Obama we will one again respect of the world we held until the war criminal GWB spit on our Constitution and thumbed his nose common decency so he and Cheney line their pockets at the expense of the hard working Americans. McCain would have been the same.
Answered by Dani - Mon Jul 21 20:51:17 2008
How does United States respond to developing threats in other countries?
Q. In what ways do they react? How do we know when countries will attack? We cannot base it upon theory, but we can't attack them without evidence. What does United States do?
Asked by Emily F - Wed May 13 00:24:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally speaking, the best solution is to try to turn a potential foe into a friend via direct or indirect diplomatic means. But, because people can be liars or change their minds, we also need to develop military options while we attempt to establish diplomatic solutions. The military option must be the last option but it must be an option.
Answered by Badger Fan - Wed May 13 01:29:25 2009
Q. In what ways do they react? How do we know when countries will attack? We cannot base it upon theory, but we can't attack them without evidence. What does United States do?
Asked by Emily F - Wed May 13 00:24:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally speaking, the best solution is to try to turn a potential foe into a friend via direct or indirect diplomatic means. But, because people can be liars or change their minds, we also need to develop military options while we attempt to establish diplomatic solutions. The military option must be the last option but it must be an option.
Answered by Badger Fan - Wed May 13 01:29:25 2009
Should the United States start using the metric system like the rest of the world?
Q. Why or why not? The United States is the only country on the planet that still uses the outdated imperial system. It becomes hard for things to be transferred and having to switch measurements ends up confusing. Should the United States ever switch to the metric system in the future?
Asked by Nick - Mon Apr 5 23:23:28 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably. It's easier for one thing. A gram is a gram is a gram. A liter is a liter is a liter. In my field we use metrics all the time and to this day I don't know the difference between a liquid and solid ounce. Or how many cups per ounce. That's the other thing. Metrics are all base 10, so going from a centimeter to a meter or millimeter just requires multiplying or dividing by a factor of 10. Basically just moving a decimal point. I guess the only issue is going from solids to liquids you'd still have to convert based on density. I guess because of my field, it would just be easier for me and that's why I'd like it! *Clark: I develop plastics. We use metrics and so do our customers (dow, sweetheart, rubbermaid, etc).
Answered by Melissa Me - Mon Apr 5 23:29:02 2010
Q. Why or why not? The United States is the only country on the planet that still uses the outdated imperial system. It becomes hard for things to be transferred and having to switch measurements ends up confusing. Should the United States ever switch to the metric system in the future?
Asked by Nick - Mon Apr 5 23:23:28 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably. It's easier for one thing. A gram is a gram is a gram. A liter is a liter is a liter. In my field we use metrics all the time and to this day I don't know the difference between a liquid and solid ounce. Or how many cups per ounce. That's the other thing. Metrics are all base 10, so going from a centimeter to a meter or millimeter just requires multiplying or dividing by a factor of 10. Basically just moving a decimal point. I guess the only issue is going from solids to liquids you'd still have to convert based on density. I guess because of my field, it would just be easier for me and that's why I'd like it! *Clark: I develop plastics. We use metrics and so do our customers (dow, sweetheart, rubbermaid, etc).
Answered by Melissa Me - Mon Apr 5 23:29:02 2010
Should the United States begin to produce products to compete with the countries from whom we are currently im?
Q. Should the United States begin to produce products to compete with the countries from whom we are currently importing importing products? Would that improve the job situation in the United States?
Asked by Msz Tastee - Thu Jun 10 21:50:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The U.S. lost the jobs to other countries because the other countries could make the product cheaper. How would be compete against another country to which we've already lost the competition. The labor costs are so much cheaper in many other countries that we simply can't compete. This is the reason the jobs went overseas in the first place.
Answered by Books - Thu Jun 10 22:44:38 2010
Q. Should the United States begin to produce products to compete with the countries from whom we are currently importing importing products? Would that improve the job situation in the United States?
Asked by Msz Tastee - Thu Jun 10 21:50:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The U.S. lost the jobs to other countries because the other countries could make the product cheaper. How would be compete against another country to which we've already lost the competition. The labor costs are so much cheaper in many other countries that we simply can't compete. This is the reason the jobs went overseas in the first place.
Answered by Books - Thu Jun 10 22:44:38 2010
The writers of the United States Constitution created a federal form of government primarily to?
Q. A. provide the president with the power to enforce laws. B. develop a criminal justice system. C. provide for civilian control over the military. D. divide power between levels of government. One way in which the United States Constitution differed from the Articles of Confederation was that the Constitution... A. created a national government having three branches. B. provided for the direct election of the President by voters. C. made the amendment process more difficult. D. increased the powers of the states.
Asked by lalala - Mon Mar 15 17:40:35 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They didnt 'create' they just copied all the British constitutions. Magna Carta, bill of rights et cetera.
Answered by auriflamme - Mon Mar 15 17:42:31 2010
Q. A. provide the president with the power to enforce laws. B. develop a criminal justice system. C. provide for civilian control over the military. D. divide power between levels of government. One way in which the United States Constitution differed from the Articles of Confederation was that the Constitution... A. created a national government having three branches. B. provided for the direct election of the President by voters. C. made the amendment process more difficult. D. increased the powers of the states.
Asked by lalala - Mon Mar 15 17:40:35 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They didnt 'create' they just copied all the British constitutions. Magna Carta, bill of rights et cetera.
Answered by auriflamme - Mon Mar 15 17:42:31 2010
Which statement best represents the United States' response to reports of the German persecution of Jews?
Q. Which statement best represents the United States' response to reports of the German persecution of Jews? 1. The United States expressed sympathy for the plight of the Jews and liberalized its restrictive immigration laws. 2. The United States expressed sympathy for the plight of the Jews but refused to liberalize its restrictive immigration laws. 3. Americans overwhelmingly supported legislation to admit twenty thousand German refugee children. 4. The United States sponsored the ship St. Louis to rescue 900 Jews for resettlement in the United States.
Asked by Lisa - Sat Apr 3 13:43:24 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Number 2
Answered by Kestril - Sat Apr 3 14:09:55 2010
Q. Which statement best represents the United States' response to reports of the German persecution of Jews? 1. The United States expressed sympathy for the plight of the Jews and liberalized its restrictive immigration laws. 2. The United States expressed sympathy for the plight of the Jews but refused to liberalize its restrictive immigration laws. 3. Americans overwhelmingly supported legislation to admit twenty thousand German refugee children. 4. The United States sponsored the ship St. Louis to rescue 900 Jews for resettlement in the United States.
Asked by Lisa - Sat Apr 3 13:43:24 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Number 2
Answered by Kestril - Sat Apr 3 14:09:55 2010
How the the united states benifiet from a National Heath Care plan?
Q. How does our current heath care system differ from that of say canda, germany, or swiss national heath plans and how to do they stack up? What would be the major benifiets of a national plan in the united states and what would we be the negative effects?
Asked by natemail00 - Wed Mar 28 12:08:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Positive, everyone will have healthcare and will be free and everyone will be at the doctor office. Negative, it will cost a lot of money, tax money. It will get overburdened because everyone will go to the doctor because their nose is runny.
Answered by ringolarry - Thu Mar 29 16:14:11 2007
Q. How does our current heath care system differ from that of say canda, germany, or swiss national heath plans and how to do they stack up? What would be the major benifiets of a national plan in the united states and what would we be the negative effects?
Asked by natemail00 - Wed Mar 28 12:08:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Positive, everyone will have healthcare and will be free and everyone will be at the doctor office. Negative, it will cost a lot of money, tax money. It will get overburdened because everyone will go to the doctor because their nose is runny.
Answered by ringolarry - Thu Mar 29 16:14:11 2007
Any way a United States minor can go to Mexico without a passport?
Q. My friend is planning to go with my family to Mexico during Christmas break. He's 15 & was born in the United States & lives here. He never traveled so he doesn't have a passport but he has a birth certificate. How will he be able to go with us?
Asked by David - Wed Dec 16 17:53:54 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No he can't if you plan to take a flight. Each U.S. citizen needs a valid passport for an international flight. Should you however plan to drive and cross the land border or take a cruise he can use his birth certificate to travel being below 16 years. .. In this case he also must have a notarized letter of consent signed by both of his parents. ..
Answered by GerdP - Sat Dec 19 13:40:52 2009
Q. My friend is planning to go with my family to Mexico during Christmas break. He's 15 & was born in the United States & lives here. He never traveled so he doesn't have a passport but he has a birth certificate. How will he be able to go with us?
Asked by David - Wed Dec 16 17:53:54 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No he can't if you plan to take a flight. Each U.S. citizen needs a valid passport for an international flight. Should you however plan to drive and cross the land border or take a cruise he can use his birth certificate to travel being below 16 years. .. In this case he also must have a notarized letter of consent signed by both of his parents. ..
Answered by GerdP - Sat Dec 19 13:40:52 2009
How will a United States economic collapse affect Asia?
Q. Apparently, from what I've heard the United States is headed for an economic collapse. What I want to know is how will an Economic Collapse affect Asia? According to Peter Schiff, Asian currency will rise as the US dollar falls. China is looking to be a world economic leader and would lead Asia. Also billionaire Jim Rogers has moved to Singapore and said that China is going to grow. Do any of you feel that any of this is true? What I want to know is how will Asia do if the United States collapses economically?
Asked by emartel01 - Sun Mar 30 21:05:44 2008 - - 7 Answers - 3 Comments
A. First of all, the US economy is not going to collapse. It's not even clear we're in a recession. The great depression was exacerbated by a fledgling fed that did exactly the opposite of what they should have done. That is, they took liquidity out of the system rather than adding it. Regarding your question, a collapse of the largest economy in the world (we are four, some think five times larger than China in GDP) would send the entire world into a depression. Since we would presumably default on our treasury bonds, of which China and Japan hold the most in the world, countries who hold our bonds as foreign reserves would experience a crisis of liquidity. Also, their export markets would dry up overnight and there would be a run on their… [cont.]
Answered by mb - Sun Mar 30 21:26:48 2008
Q. Apparently, from what I've heard the United States is headed for an economic collapse. What I want to know is how will an Economic Collapse affect Asia? According to Peter Schiff, Asian currency will rise as the US dollar falls. China is looking to be a world economic leader and would lead Asia. Also billionaire Jim Rogers has moved to Singapore and said that China is going to grow. Do any of you feel that any of this is true? What I want to know is how will Asia do if the United States collapses economically?
Asked by emartel01 - Sun Mar 30 21:05:44 2008 - - 7 Answers - 3 Comments
A. First of all, the US economy is not going to collapse. It's not even clear we're in a recession. The great depression was exacerbated by a fledgling fed that did exactly the opposite of what they should have done. That is, they took liquidity out of the system rather than adding it. Regarding your question, a collapse of the largest economy in the world (we are four, some think five times larger than China in GDP) would send the entire world into a depression. Since we would presumably default on our treasury bonds, of which China and Japan hold the most in the world, countries who hold our bonds as foreign reserves would experience a crisis of liquidity. Also, their export markets would dry up overnight and there would be a run on their… [cont.]
Answered by mb - Sun Mar 30 21:26:48 2008
Is the southwestern United States more anglophone, hispanophone, or mostly bilingual?
Q. 1. Which language is more commonly spoken by the population? 2. Which language is more commonly used in public schools as the language of instruction? 3. Which language is more commonly used to conduct business? 4. Do you believe that in the future the southwest will be more anglophone, hispanophone, or a pretty evenly bilingual region? 5. Do you believe that the United States will become an officially bilingual nation like its northern neighbor, with English being dominant overall but the southwest becoming to the United States what Quebec is to Canada?
Asked by Seth D - Thu Jun 4 22:10:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. English 2. English 3. English 4. Legally anglophone, but given the demographics, more like bilingual 5. No, there are too many nay sayers.
Answered by Rejji - Thu Jun 4 22:26:07 2009
Q. 1. Which language is more commonly spoken by the population? 2. Which language is more commonly used in public schools as the language of instruction? 3. Which language is more commonly used to conduct business? 4. Do you believe that in the future the southwest will be more anglophone, hispanophone, or a pretty evenly bilingual region? 5. Do you believe that the United States will become an officially bilingual nation like its northern neighbor, with English being dominant overall but the southwest becoming to the United States what Quebec is to Canada?
Asked by Seth D - Thu Jun 4 22:10:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. English 2. English 3. English 4. Legally anglophone, but given the demographics, more like bilingual 5. No, there are too many nay sayers.
Answered by Rejji - Thu Jun 4 22:26:07 2009
How is the United States depicted in the media in other countries?
Q. I am curious to know how the United States and Americans are depicted in the news, movies, television, and other aspects of the media.
Asked by Holly - Tue Apr 10 13:18:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sort of like Darth Vader and the marauding Empire with SUVs not Star Destroyers
Answered by meanpressure0 - Tue Apr 10 13:26:34 2007
Q. I am curious to know how the United States and Americans are depicted in the news, movies, television, and other aspects of the media.
Asked by Holly - Tue Apr 10 13:18:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sort of like Darth Vader and the marauding Empire with SUVs not Star Destroyers
Answered by meanpressure0 - Tue Apr 10 13:26:34 2007
Why did the united states support the nationalist party rather than the communist party during the civil war?
Q. Why did the united states support the nationalist party rather than the Communist party during the civil war in China? I'm not quite sure thank you in advance!
Asked by Molly O - Fri Nov 14 23:59:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The US saw China as a potential extension of Communist Russia, and thus a Communist China would be a factor in the Cold War. Also, the prevailing American concept of restricting Communism was military 'containment' - that is, surrounding Russia with states that would be hostile to the spread of Communism. A Communist China would interfere with this containment policy.
Answered by Naz F - Sat Nov 15 00:06:33 2008
Q. Why did the united states support the nationalist party rather than the Communist party during the civil war in China? I'm not quite sure thank you in advance!
Asked by Molly O - Fri Nov 14 23:59:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The US saw China as a potential extension of Communist Russia, and thus a Communist China would be a factor in the Cold War. Also, the prevailing American concept of restricting Communism was military 'containment' - that is, surrounding Russia with states that would be hostile to the spread of Communism. A Communist China would interfere with this containment policy.
Answered by Naz F - Sat Nov 15 00:06:33 2008
How did the united states constitution expand upon the basic ideas about government that the colonists had dev?
Q. How did the united states constitution expand upon the basic ideas about government that the colonists had developed up to the time of the constitutional convention?
Asked by clarexcore - Thu Jan 8 01:49:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Constitution did not expand upon the ideas as much as it expanded the power of the central government. The Const. Convention was not that, it was called for the purposes of revising the best form of gov't. we ever had, The Articles of Confederation. When it became clear that it was evolving into a ConCon, delgates Lansing and Yates returned to New York. The idea behind the Revolution was for a republican form of gov't. The only known examples were the ancient Roman Republic and the new Swiss Republic. The idea was for a confederation of states, ala' the Swiss confederation of Cantons. The states created the Constitution based on the idea that a republican form of gov't. was dependant upon representation. Representation must… [cont.]
Answered by libertyblacksmith - Thu Jan 8 22:59:51 2009
Q. How did the united states constitution expand upon the basic ideas about government that the colonists had developed up to the time of the constitutional convention?
Asked by clarexcore - Thu Jan 8 01:49:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Constitution did not expand upon the ideas as much as it expanded the power of the central government. The Const. Convention was not that, it was called for the purposes of revising the best form of gov't. we ever had, The Articles of Confederation. When it became clear that it was evolving into a ConCon, delgates Lansing and Yates returned to New York. The idea behind the Revolution was for a republican form of gov't. The only known examples were the ancient Roman Republic and the new Swiss Republic. The idea was for a confederation of states, ala' the Swiss confederation of Cantons. The states created the Constitution based on the idea that a republican form of gov't. was dependant upon representation. Representation must… [cont.]
Answered by libertyblacksmith - Thu Jan 8 22:59:51 2009
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However, worrisome cases are starting to emerge in the . United States. that show sharia is coming here. Andy McCarthy's writings, including his new book The Grand Jihad, have been invaluable in tracking instances in which the American ...
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