Which U. S. general was fired by President Truman near the end of the Korean War, and why?

A. Eisenhower because he was a rival

B. MacArthur for insubordination

C. Patton for lack of leadership

D. Meade for ineffectiveness

Why is law considered the most lasting of Roman contributions?

What were the dangers of overcrowded tenements? Disease, fire, and crime. Neighbors got to nosy. It was too noisy. People did not like each other. I believe B

Why did Spanish colonists settle in America? a political freedom b escape religious persecution c to spread Christianity to the Indians

The sounding of two or more musical notes at the same time in a way that is pleasant or desired is called.

According to the video presidential power, what effect did passing the war powers act of 1973 have in restricting the president from engaging in military actions

Why were Americans encouraged to grow their own food in victory gardens?

In the first century B. C., as Roman imperialism brought the state into further wars, the political situation was dominated by Select one: a. repeated invasions of Germanic barbarians. b. repeated rebellion of the Greek city-states. c.

Why did the Whigs place John Tyler on the 1840 ticket as Vice President?

What was the main source of conflict between the united states and mexico that led to war in 1846?

How did wars in China and eastern Europe lead to increased Immigration to the United States? They were followed by a drop in prices for farm goods. They disrupted the lives of people in those regions.