Question 1 of 10 What is one example of how interest groups often work to shape policy
through the courts?
A. Bribing lawyers to represent one side less effectively
B. Paying legal fees for people who file lawsuits that align with the
group's goals
C. Ensuring that decisions cannot be appealed to the Supreme Court
D. Lobbying judges while a case is being heard
SUBMIT

the speech convinced americans that the ussr was an enemy, rather than an ally, which led to the creation of the truman doctrine.

don't type random stuff. it's wierd.

no reinforcements were used by union forces, thinking they weren't needed.

the north had thought, going into the civil war, that victory would be relatively easy to achieve.   according to the history channel, the outcome of the battle (a victory for the south) "sent northerners--who had expected a quick, decisive victory--reeling."  

the first battle of bull run is called the first battle of manassas by southerners, after the city near where it was fought.   the battle took place in   virginia in july of 1861.   the confederate forces received reinforcements during the battle and that them in achieving the victory.