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American History Homework Nine Answers - Model (view source)
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:... The Philippines are represented as a child. The common view was that they were equal to a child, that they were mentally inferior, that they wouldn’t know what to do with independence or know how to rule themselves. The cartoonists favors keeping the Philippines. (Michelle F.)
:... The Philippines are represented as a child. The common view was that they were equal to a child, that they were mentally inferior, that they wouldn’t know what to do with independence or know how to rule themselves. The cartoonists favors keeping the Philippines. (Michelle F.)
:... It was very popular for big countries to interfere with the governments of smaller countries, so maybe everyone wanted to know if America "had the guts" to bully others. Absurd, or childish, playground principles often go into adulthood and beyond into the forum of international politics. (Steven M.)
== Honors (pick 2 out of 3) ==
== Honors (pick 2 out of 3) ==