B. Joseph II of Austria
C. Peter the Great of Russia
D. Catherine the Great of Russia
Answer:
The correct answer is A: Frederick II of Prussia.
Explanation:
The War of the Austrian Succession began in 1740 when Frederic II of Prussia invaded a Habsburg province of Silesia, ruled by Maria-Theresa.
Frederic II of Prussia invaded Maria-Theresa under the pretext that she could not inherit the Habsburg throne from her father since the Salic law strictly forbade women to inherit the throne.
The war ended after signing the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748. Maria-Theresa was named as Archduchess of Austria and Queen of Hungary.
B, he sought congressional advice on Reconstruction.
C, he was stubborn and unwilling to compromise.
D, he was an abolitionist who despised slavery.
President Andrew Johnson was stubborn and unwilling to compromise. He is regarded as a strong racist, a dictator who could not compromise or accept the political truth that contradicted his ideology.
Andrew Johnson was the 17th president of the United States, serving from 1865 to 1869. He took over the presidency as he was a vice president at the time of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
Thus, The correct statement is Option C.
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Answer: C) he was stubborn and unwilling to compromise.
Explanation:
He was impeach because of this ^^^^^
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All of these are cultural taboos of Canada:
1. Don’t talk about any aspect of religion unless you are sure the people you are with are receptive. Most people will not be receptive and will try to get away.
2. Learn something about the culture before you arrive.
3. We don’t have Indians; we have First Nations Peoples.
4. The term Eskimo is offensive to the Inuit.
5. Canadians are not just like Americans, but speak differently. Don’t go there.
6. Don’t talk loud.
7. Don’t talk loud about money.
8. Don’t do a negative comparison in a loud voice.
9. Do not refer to people by skin colour or what you perceive is their ethnic background.
10. Our immigrants and refugees are not a problem; they are an asset.
11. Be polite to everyone, especially people working in service industries.
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Canadians are generally taught to be friendly, polite and respectful to both friends and strangers alike. Canada basically follows standard western cultural traditions in regards to things like greetings, rude gestures, and gift-giving. The most taboo subjects of conversation in Canada are politics, religion, and sex.