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nautica902

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Question 1

The Soviet author who won the Nobel Prize for Literature but who was not allowed to accept it was
 
  a. Ilya Ehrenburg.
  b. Boris Pasternak.
  c. Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
  d. Dmitry Shostakovich.
  e. Ivan Denisovich.

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Why did the United States almost lose the War of 1812, and how did it ultimately escape defeat?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer 1

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Students should relate that the war reflected political divisions within the United States in addition to the nation's military weakness at the time. While New Englanders opposed the war, other American groups with sectional economic interests, particularly those who advocated for immediate expansion in the West, supported it. Militarily, under siege in both the North and South, the Americans were actually saved by Britain's victory over Napoleon. The war-weary British population pressured their government to sue for peace.





 

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