WW1 heightened anxieties about who was a “true” American. What groups were singled out in particular and why? What continuities do you see between these fears over “hyphenated” identities and controversies in earlier areas of US history? today? (I understand the first question, it’s just the second one I don’t understand.)

Want brainliest + free points? answer this question correctly and i got you. in rural areas, be aware of sudden hazards, particularly near a. wide turns or working farms b. tight turns or working farms c. long stretches of open road d. abandoned farms

Read the paragraph. we didn’t enjoy our food when we went out to eat, but our friend nelson said that the restaurant normally served some of the best italian food in town. in fact, he said it was one of his favorite places to eat. he said that we should return and give it a second chance. what word best replaces “said” in the last sentence? insisted announced exclaimed shouted

Individuals accused of a crime may use one of several common defenses during trial name one of the commonly used defenses