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what happens in the alimentary canal apex
Nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream. Starches and macromolecules are broken down.
Nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream. Starches and macromolecules are broken down.
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To put pressure on the Soviets. *apex
To put pressure on the Soviets. *apex
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Scopes was declared guilty. *apex However, many felt the law violated the constitution.
Scopes was declared guilty. *apex
However, many felt the law violated the constitution.
See lesshow are meiosis and mitosis similar apex
Interphase. Before beginning either meiosis or mitosis a cell must go through interphase. *apex
Interphase. Before beginning either meiosis or mitosis a cell must go through interphase. *apex
See lesshow did the industrial revolution change working conditions for people apex
Machines replaced human workers. *apex
Machines replaced human workers. *apex
See lesswhy were atomic bombs used on japan apex
Short answer: Using atomic bombs saved American lives. *apex Using the atomic bomb showed U.S. had superior military weapons inducing a quicker surrender - thus saving U.S. lives. This further saved lives because soldiers did not need to be sent in on the ground or otherwise be at risk. The U.S.Read more
Short answer: Using atomic bombs saved American lives. *apex
Using the atomic bomb showed U.S. had superior military weapons inducing a quicker surrender – thus saving U.S. lives.
This further saved lives because soldiers did not need to be sent in on the ground or otherwise be at risk. The U.S. simply dropped the weapon on the target without boots on the ground.
As far as the question of “Why Japan?”
Well that could in part be retaliation for Pearl Harbor – sending a clear message to the world to never mess with the USA in this way again.
Japan’s proximity to the ocean also provided easier access to be attacked compared to more inland potential targets.
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