The answer to the blank is: politically.
Simon Bolivar is one of the most important liberators of South America and his efforts during the 19th century against the rule of the Spanish Crown in South America led to the liberation of what is now Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Panama, Ecuador, and Venezuela.
After some military successes and failures, Bolivar, beginning in 1816, came to understand that only if all South American liberators and regions united politically under one single form of rule, could they stand a chance of permanently defeating the Spanish. It is at this point that he envisioned the Great Colombia project, a nation that could hold all of the regions mentioned above under one single rule.
The correct answer is "A".
The United States Invasion of the Island of Grenada occurred on October 15, 1983. The intervention was triggered by the internal conflict within the People's Revolutionary Government, which resulted in the execution of former Prime Minister Maurice Bishop.
In the aftermath of the operation, President Ronald Reagan justified the intervention by stating that the US government was concerned over the safety of 600 medical students that were on the island during these internal conflicts.
the Trail of Tears
the Electoral College
the presidential veto power
(C) The electoral college. Is the correct answer
b. George Washington Plunkitt
c. Thomas Nast
d. William M. Tweed
Answer:William M. Tweed
Explanation:Which of the following individuals was a boss of a political machine?
b. Wojciech Jaruzelski
c. Lech Walesa
d. Yuri Andropov
B. a peace agreement between Syria and Israel
C. a decrease in the violence of the PLO
D. the assassination of Golda Meir
Answer:
The correct answer is A. An effect of the Yom Kippur War was further U.S. support of Israel.
Explanation:
More than 45 years ago, on October 6, 1973, Egypt and Syria launched a military campaign to reclaim the territories lost against Israel six years earlier, in 1967. The countries fought for 19 days, until a UN resolution ended hostilities on October 25.
The attack was authorized by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and backed by Syrian President Hafez Al-Assad. Both tried to take revenge for the 1967 defeat. Sadat, in particular, wanted to reopen the Suez Canal and alleviate the economic problems of his country, but the lack of movement in the international community to enforce UN Resolution 242, which required Israel to withdraw from the territory occupied in the Six Day War, forced him to resort to military action.
The Egyptian and Syrian forces secured significant territorial gains and inflicted considerable damage to the Israeli army in the initial phase of the war. The situation became critical for the Israelis, as dozens of the country's warplanes were shot down and hundreds of tanks destroyed. For the first time in its 25-year history, Israel was on the defensive.
When the panic spread, Israeli leaders mobilized a quarter million reservists to stop their enemies. The United States, believing that Israel was on the verge of a military defeat, and fearing the supremacy of Russia through its ally Egypt, hastened to approve a military aid of 2,200 million dollars. The US Air Force and Navy launched an operation that allowed the weapons to be transported to Israel by air and by sea.
Thanks to the important American support, the imminent defeat was avoided in less than a week, when the armored divisions of Israel forced the Syrian troops of the Golan to withdraw as they advanced towards Syrian territory.
The Yom Kippur War demonstrated Israel that it would be supported by the United States regardless of conditions, thus the alliance between the two nations was strongly consolidated. For the United States, Israel represents an ally of vital importance in the Middle East, which was made explicit in the rapid support it provided to Israel in this conflict.
Answer:
A is the correct answer took test and it was correct.