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In 1956, Who refused to payfor irregation of the SuezCanal, the Suez canal companyor the British government?
Irrigation of the Suez Canal? Never heard a canal was irrigated. I looked up canals and found no mention of irrigation. Either you phrased the question in such a way that no one could help, or there is something you know and I do not :)
Would someone, preferably arepresentative of a giant oilcompany, please explain this?
When the price of crude goes up, the increase is passed on to the consumer within a couple of days. When the price of crude goes down, it takes about 6 weeks before the reduction is passed on to the consumer. (Excuse: we had to buy at the higher price.) Most oil companies posted record profits in 2008, when the price of crude was astronomical. This isn't something new. It happened in 1956 when the Suez Canal was nationalised.
If you truly want to know - read on. I hope you're not here just to slam the industry. Before getting into the deeper detail, that 'service station' is running on a shoestring. Most of them would not even exist if they did not sell drinks, snax, cigarettes and other quick stop products. They barely break even on gasoline. Let's use the maligned Exxonmobil as an example. They made about 7% return on their money when they posted those 'record' profits. Very little of the profit generated by ExxonMobil is derived from the sale of gasoline to drivers. So what OIL is used for and where are the profits to be made? How about Fertilizer, Candles, Detergent, Vitamins. CDs and dvds, Plastic, ink, and Film are just some of the examples of regular everyday goods that need oil. If everyone in the US stopped driving tomorrow, ExxonMobil would still generate 85-90% of the money they took in this last quarter. ExxonMobil is the world’s No. 1 supplier of lube basestocks and a leader in marketing finished lubricants, asphalt, and specialty products. The company is one of the largest producers of olefins, polyolefins, polyethylene and polypropylene. Greater than 90 percent of chemical capacity is where XOM ranks first or second. Also, don't forget - the XOM shareholders, most of them just ordinary citizens, shared in this income.
world history help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
1. The African National Congress called for armed resistance against the white South African government after the arrest of their leader, ____, in 1962. (1 point) Julies Nyerere Nelson Mandela Jomo Kenyatta Kwame Mafusa 2. Most leaders of the newly independent African nations came from (1 point) the church. the industrial working class. the peasant farming class. the urban middle class. 3. The United Arabic Republic was formed by a union between which two nations? (1 point) Egypt and Syria Egypt and Israel Egypt and Iran Iran and Iraq 4. The Camp David Accords led to a peace treaty between Israel and which nation? (1 point) Jordan Syria the United States Egypt 5. Muslim leaders like the Ayatollah Khomeini opposed the shad of Iran because they (1 point) disapproved of his open posture toward Israel. were members of a different ethnic group than the shah. believed the economy of Iran should not depend so heavily on oil production. felt the shah promoted a culture of greed and materialism. 6. Modern African cultures are characterized by the tension between (1 point) Communist and socialist forms of government. industrial and agrarian economic systems. traditional ways and modern Western culture. capitalist and socialist economic systems. 7. Many Middle Eastern Muslims see Islamic revivalism as a (1 point) democratic political movement. movement to create a single, unified Islamic state. movement to reassert Muslim identity and values. movement to spread Islam in the Middle East. 8. Which of the following was NOT a result of the UN resolution dividing Palestine? (1 point) Many Palestinians fled to neighboring Arab states. Some Palestinians came under Israeli rule. Many Palestinian people were forced to live in refugee camps. The issue of a Palestinian homeland was finally settled. 9. In 1956, Egyptian colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser (1 point) seized the Suez Canal Company from Britain and France. resisted the idea of an Arab union. returned the Suez Canal to the United States. gave control of the Suez Canal to the Soviet Union. 10. During the 1980s, some militant Palestinian Arabs (1 point) led an intifada or "uprising" in the territories occupied by Israel. created an organization called the Palestine Liberation Organization or PLO. signed a cease-fire agreement with Egypt. overthrew the shah in Iran.
Please refrain from cutting and pasting your homework/quizzes for us to do. It's a violation of the community guidelines to say nothing of blatant cheating. I submit the answers are easily found in your textbook and/or classnotes. Alternatively, try this site. http://www.albany.edu/history/ middle-east/
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