When the great depression of the 1930s was taking place, President Roosevelt used the radio to communicate to the Americans through plain language that explained complex issues and programmes in 30 speeches which became the "fireside chats". He touched on issues of banking, unemployment which saw millions of people renewing their hope and confidence.
For starters we would not as many states as we do now for one. Two, America's structure of government could have been different as well with out the people to be in the right place at the right time. Lastly, the gold/silver/coal rushes would not have been a big part for the industrial age. Also boom towns would maybe not have existed.
The available options are:
A. Spain brought its first colonists to the territory of Louisiana.
B. The first French explorers traveled on the Mississippi River.
C. France established its first colony in the territory of Louisiana.
D. The first Spanish explorers founded a colony in the Mississippi Valley.
Answer:
France established its first colony in the territory of Louisiana
Explanation:
The option C is correct because, Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville was a French voyager who in his last expedition to Louisiana in December of 1701, and, as a colonial administrator and knight of the order of St. Louis, authorized the construction of Fort Louis in Mobile in that same year. The purpose is to strengthen Mobile Bay and pave the way for French settlement permanently.
Selective breeding is breeding animals with favorable traits, because the best animals are being selected based on a particular trait to create more animals with that same trait.
On April 30th, 1975 the fall of Saigon took place marking the end of the Vietnam war through the evacuation of all American military along with thousands of civilians. The evacuation was through an operation known as Operation Frequent Wind which became the largest helicopter evacuation in history. During this time communist forces were advancing from the North to capture Saigon. Over 1,000 American civilians and over 7,000 South Vietnamese refugees were flown out of Saigon in less than 18 hours (Butler, 1985). The picture is chosen as it clearly illustrates thousands of Vietnamese civilians and American soldiers fighting for space on the helicopter.
Butler, D. (1985). The fall of Saigon: Scenes from the sudden end of a long war. Simon & Schuster.
