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Two of the secret revolutionary groups in Russia were _____.

Populists

Nihilists

Communists

Fascists

The period of dual federalism was characterized by tension between the levels of government because the states can over step their power. Hence, in dual federalism, both states and national government have equal authorities operating within their own spheres of influence.

Chiang Kai-shek unified the Nationalist Party after Sun Yat-sen's death by leading the Northern Expedition and purging Communists from the party, which solidified his rule in China until the eventual retreat to Taiwan following the Communist victory.

After the death of Sun Yat-sen in 1925, Chiang Kai-shek unified the Nationalist Party, also known as the Kuomintang (KMT), and led the Northern Expedition to defeat the warlords and unify China under the Nationalist government. Initially, Chiang created an alliance with the Chinese Communist Party and received support from the Soviet Union, but later he purged communist elements from the party in the Shanghai Massacre of 1927, seeing them as a threat to his rule. His marriage to Soong Mei-ling helped in rallying support from those with Western sympathies and aided his efforts to present a unified front against adversaries.

The civil war between the Nationalists and Communists was a defining struggle, with Chiang eventually retreating to Taiwan after losing the mainland to Mao Zedong's Communist forces post-World War II.

The key elements discussed in Roosevelt's Fireside Chat involved a proclaimed banking holiday, taking the US off the gold standard, allowing individuals who held gold to sell it to the treasury at a reduced rate, and providing the Comptroller of currency the power to restructure insolvent banks. Federal auditors then assessed the health of each bank, allowing 70% to reopen by mid-March.

The key elements of the banking holiday as discussed in Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Fireside Chat can be found within the Emergency Banking Act of 1933. Immediately after his inauguration, Roosevelt proclaimed a nation-wide banking holiday within 48 hours, ordering all banks to close in an effort to curb the bank runs, which were accelerating the banking crisis. In his Fireside Chat, Roosevelt explained this forced banking holiday and subsequent policies to the American public.

The act took the United States off the gold standard, meaning dollar bills were no longer redeemable in gold. Instead, individuals who held gold were instructed to sell it to the U.S. Treasury at a reduced rate. This eliminated the restrictive practice of the gold standard, thus increasing the amount of paper money that could be circulated. Another key element was providing the comptroller of currency with the power to restructure all national banks facing insolvency, introducing an unprecedented level of federal oversight.

Furthermore, between March 11th and 14th, federal auditors assessed the solvency of each bank and by March 15th, 70 percent of banks were declared solvent and permitted to reopen. This crisis management during the Great Depression demonstrated a decisive and strategic handling of a major economic crisis and set new standards for Federal oversight and involvement in the banking sector.

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The correct answer is fighting a communist takeover.

The Truman Doctrine was created after World War II in order to help those countries who were in jeopardy of falling under control of communism. In the Truman Doctrine, the US federal government is going to agree to give $400 million in economic aid to Greece and Turkey. The goal in giving this money is to help the countries recover from World War II as well as developing a political and economic alliance.

Answer:

intellectual protest, economic boycotts, and violent intimidation

Explanation:

Colonists were influenced by the ideas of enlightenment thinkers. They organized boycotts, gathered in mobs, and used forceful protests to oppose the new taxes.

Answer:

it was the cold war

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The cultures of Paleolithic people resemble modern cultures in aspects of diet and lifestyle, social structure, and religious beliefs. Paleolithic people followed a diet that emphasized food diversity and physical activity. They likely had egalitarian social structures and practiced forms of spirituality or religion.

In comparing the culture of Paleolithic people to modern human cultures, several similarities can be observed. First, their diet can be paralleled with some modern diets. Research shows Paleolithic diets and lifestyles were marked by low levels of fat consumption, high levels of food diversity, and high levels of physical activity, which is emulated in some of today's diets and lifestyles.

According to archaeological records, there seems to be evidence of egalitarian social structures among Paleolithic people. This is seen in present-day hunting and gathering societies where decision-making is done as a group and a flexible division of labor is based on gender.

Last but not least, religious beliefs and spirituality also form a crucial part of both Paleolithic and modern societies. Paleolithic people likely had forms of spirituality, potentially even religions, that provided a way of making sense of the world, much like many religions do today.

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The correct answer is B) The Ottomans and Safavids often went to war with each other over issues of leadership.

A major source of conflict between the Ottoman and Safavid empires was "The Ottomans and Safavids often went to war with each other over issues of leadership."

It is common to see in history how dominant empires waged war with other empires for the issue of power and control. That was the case of the Ottoman Empire and the Safavid Empire. There were armed conflicts such as the Battle of Chaldiran (1514), in which the Ottomans won and conquered Eastern Anatolia and parts of Northern Iran. Both territories were annexed to the Ottoman Empire. The Safavid Empire reacted with a series of attacks in the following years for the control of the borders. Both Empires finally signed the Treaty of Zuhab on May 17, 1639.

The other options of the question were A) Most inhabitants of one empire were Shi'a Muslims and most of the other empire belonged to the Sunni branch of Islam.  C) Each empire wanted to control the trade between the Muslim world, Africa, and East Asia. D) The two empires competed for territory in western Europe.

Answer:

Fur trading

Explanation:

During the early years of the colonies, the chief value of these territories was fur trading. Furs had become greatly appreciated in Europe, which meant that the economy of the colonies and Great Britain greatly profited from it. It was only after independence that other industries began to become more important, such as shipbuilding and cotton.

The correct answer is B) Truman gave Japan an ultimatum to surrender.

The event that occurred first in the summer of 1945 was that Truman gave Japan an ultimatum to surrender.

In July 1945, President Truman received the notification that the test of the atomic bomb had been a success. On July 26, 1945. President Harry S. Truman gave Japan an ultimatum to surrender. The ultimatum was backed by England and China. It was called the Potsdam Declaration. Eventually, Truman ordered to launch the bomb over the city of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945.

Answer:

keep communism from spreading to South Vietnam

Explanation:

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Answer: Colonists set up farms in Native American areas where few Europeans had lived before.

Explanation:

The French and Indian war altered diplomatic practices and the balance of power that had defined Indigenous-European political relations until then.

The confrontation between the British and the French had provided North American Indians enough room to have better control over their trade relationships.  But after the war, the British government forced Native land cessions that corroded relations between them, leading to a rise in Anglo-Indian violence in the following years.