What was a significant challenge for the democratic party in the united states during franklin roosevelt's presidency?

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Containing the danger of radical politics.

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Russia planed to put nuclear missiles in Cuba because United States had a Nuclear Missiles in Turkey. (Turkey is Next to Russia)

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The British Parliament divided the Indian sub-continent into two nations in 1947. This was a result of

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The partition of India occurred due too huge tension that existed because of different religions in the countries. During riots before partitions, between 200 000 and 2 000 000 people died because of religious differences.

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The underlying issue in the scopes trial of 1925 was whether:

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The answer is: A science course would teach scientific theories

The scopes trial was started because the state of Tenseness banned John Thomas Scopes (who is a science teacher) To teach the theory of evolution.

The court in the end decided to fine Thomas Scopes and banned him from ever teaching the theory of evolution in that class again.

...either: or not scopes had broken the law of "no teaching evolution" or not

it also had something to do with the freedom of religion

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How did Toussaint L'Overture actions result in the independence of Haiti?

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The National Convention declares slavery abolished in all the colonies. In consequence it declares that all men, without distinction of color, domiciled in the colonies, are French citizens and enjoy all the rights assured under the Constitution.

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He led a slave rebellion against the French

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