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How did Washington’s Farewell Address affect the actions of the United States during the nineteenth century?

May 14th, 2011
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Question by bryton m: How did Washington’s Farewell Address affect the actions of the United States during the nineteenth century?
How did Washington’s Farewell Address affect the actions of the United States during the nineteenth century?
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It led to a buildup of military force and the establishment of the navy.

It laid the groundwork for a war between the states.

It caused both Spain and France to build alliances with the United States.

It set the stage for a government policy rejecting foreign involvement.

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Answer by The Red Night
It set the stage for a government policy rejecting foreign involvement.

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what is frequency and its affect on broadcasting?

January 8th, 2011
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Question by underdevelopment: what is frequency and its affect on broadcasting?
let focus on waves now what it mean a radio station broadcasting at 98.3 mhz. and what does frequency mean.

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Answer by Gary B
Frequency is the RATE (also called period) that the radio wave changes cycles. In the example you’ve described, the radio wave changes cycles 98,300,000 time PER SECOND 98.3 Mega (million) Hertz (time persecond). Given this frequency, this is am FM radio signal, because the FM radio is limited BY LAW to be within a certain range of frequencies.

AM radio stationsa re in a different set of frequencies, about 550,000 to about 1,600,000, or 550 Kilo (thousand) cycles (hertz) to 1600 kilocycles.

The FREQUENCY is how radios determine one station from another. Television use the same idea, but pictures are transmitted instead of sound only

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